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On November 23, 2025, Vermont experienced a significant increase in international trade, with exports reaching a new high for the state. According to the latest data from the Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development, exports from the state totaled $1.2 billion in the third quarter of 2025, marking a 15% increase compared to the same period last year.The surge in exports was largely driven by a spike in demand for Vermont's agricultural products, particularly dairy products and maple syrup. The state's world-renowned dairy industry saw a 20% increase in exports, with countries in Europe and Asia importing more Vermont cheese, milk, and yogurt than ever before. Additionally, Vermont's maple syrup industry experienced a 25% increase in exports, as consumers in countries like Japan and South Korea developed a taste for Vermont's high-quality, pure maple syrup.In addition to agricultural products, Vermont's manufacturing sector also contributed to the increase in exports. Machinery and equipment exports grew by 10%, with Vermont-made products finding markets in countries across the globe. The state's clean energy sector also saw a boost in exports, as Vermont's expertise in renewable energy technologies gained recognition on the international stage.Governor Ethan Allen praised the state's businesses and workers for their role in driving Vermont's international trade success. "Vermont has a long history of producing high-quality goods and products, and it's fantastic to see our exports reaching new heights," Governor Allen said. "Our businesses and workers deserve credit for their hard work and dedication to expanding our reach in global markets."Looking ahead, Vermont officials are optimistic about the state's future in international trade. With ongoing investments in infrastructure and trade promotion efforts, Vermont is well-positioned to continue growing its exports and strengthening its presence in the global marketplace. As Governor Allen stated, "Vermont's international trade success is a testament to our state's strong economy and innovative businesses. We will continue to support our exporters and foster a welcoming environment for trade and investment in Vermont."