On February 23, 2026, Oregon announced record-breaking international trade numbers, solidifying its position as a key player in the global market. The state reported an impressive 10% increase in exports and imports compared to the previous year, totaling over $30 billion in trade volume.Oregon's diverse and robust economy has been a driving force behind this remarkable growth. The state's leading exports include computer and electronic products, food and agricultural products, transportation equipment, and machinery. Key trading partners for Oregon include Canada, China, and Japan.One of the standout sectors contributing to Oregon's international trade success is the technology industry. Companies like Intel, Nike, and Columbia Sportswear have been instrumental in driving exports of computer and electronic products. Additionally, the state's commitment to sustainability and eco-friendly practices has made its agricultural products highly sought after in international markets.Furthermore, Oregon's strategic location on the West Coast has played a crucial role in facilitating trade with Asia and other global markets. The state's ports, including the Port of Portland and Port of Coos Bay, have seen a significant increase in shipping activity, handling both imports and exports efficiently.Governor Kate Brown praised the state's achievements in international trade, stating, "Oregon's record-breaking numbers are a testament to our state's resilience, innovation, and commitment to global partnerships. We will continue to support businesses in expanding their reach and creating new opportunities for economic growth."Looking ahead, Oregon's International Trade Department has outlined plans to further enhance trade relations with emerging markets and streamline trade processes to boost competitiveness. With the state's strong track record and ongoing investments in infrastructure and workforce development, Oregon is poised to continue its success in international trade for years to come.