Imports: The top imports of Canada are Cars ($27.9B), Vehicle Parts ($20.2B), Delivery Trucks ($15.3B), Crude Petroleum ($13.5B), and Refined Petroleum ($13B), importing mostly from United States ($252B), China ($47.2B), Mexico ($21.3B), Germany ($12.7B), and Japan ($10.2B).
What countries does Canada import and export?
In 2017, Canada major trading partner countries for exports were United States, China, United Kingdom, Japan and Mexico and for imports they were United States, China, Mexico, Germany and Japan.
What are the top 10 countries Canada imports from?
Top 10 Import Countries
| Country | Import USD$ |
|---|---|
| United States | $229,985,546,059 |
| China | $56,531,338,898 |
| Mexico | $27,873,021,799 |
| Germany | $14,565,139,143 |
What are the imports and exports of Canada?
Canada’s Other Notable Imports 1 Cars – $26.4 billion 2 Vehicle Parts – $20.4 billion 3 Computers – $8.76 billion 4 Packaged Medicaments – $7.23 billion 5 Seats – $3.53 billion
Who are the largest export partners of Canada?
Top Export Partners Of Canada. The United States is the largest consumer of Canada’s exports at 75.2% followed by China at 4.10% and the UK at 3.17%. Canada’s trade with the US is facilitated by the North American Free Trade Agreement which also includes Mexico, a country which imports 1.51% of Canada’s exports.
Where does Canada get most of its goods from?
Destinations: In February 2021, Canada exported mostly to United States (C$31.2B), China (C$1.88B), United Kingdom (C$1.58B), Japan (C$1.02B), and Mexico (C$541M), and imported mostly from United States (C$22B), China (C$5.57B), Mexico (C$2.4B), Germany (C$1.26B), and Japan (C$1.19B).
What kind of trade balance does Canada have?
Canada is the 12th largest product export economy in the world but it currently has a negative trade balance of $62 billion CAD (2020 figures) when you deduct its annual import total of $369 billion from its export total of $431 billion.
