This site provides national- and industry-level estimates of jobs supported by exports of manufactured goods from the United States.

Oversees programs and strategies to improve the domestic and international competitiveness of the U.S. fiber, textiles and apparel industries and to assist importers and retailers in facilitating fair trade practices affecting textiles and apparel goods.

Multiple Fact Sheets, one for every major U.S. industry on the potential benefits of KORUS

Using data submitted by each zone, the FTZ Board prepares and submits a report annually to Congress summarizing activity conducted in foreign-trade zones throughout the year. The full report is available on the FTZ Board website.

This database allows the public to browse and search recent FTZ Board manufacturing approvals.

For all 50 states, export data on industries and major markets; percentages of export-related jobs; numbers of companies that export; and how foreign investment influences exports.

Comprehensive listing of foreign safeguard actions involving U.S. exports. Actions (whether active investigations or measures) are listed by country and are tracked regularly and updated as needed. Information regarding each action includes date of initiation, preliminary and final determinations and the associated duties or quotas, and when the measure is terminated or expires. Users are able to review all active actions for a particular foreign country, as well as view the historical archive of foreign safeguard actions.

Clarifies the Department's practices with respect to numerous procedural issues.

This tool provides data on exports of goods from major U.S. metropolitan areas, as defined by the Bureau of the Census. These data are based on an Origin of Movement (OM) Zip-code-based series, and are therefore not comparable with an OM state-based series, like that available from TradeStats Express.

The quarterly trade "Report" and yearly "Profile" provide an overview of U.S. trade with Sub-Saharan Africa. The Profile is a more extensive version of the Report. Using data essentially from the World Trade Atlas, Census, IMF, and the World Bank, the report and profile describe: Sub-Saharan Africa's global trade and economic growth, U.S. imports and exports to/from Sub-Saharan Africa, and U.S. direct investment to the region.