2022 U.S. Foreign Trade Data for Fluid Power Products Now Available

NFPA’s has updated the U.S. foreign trade for fluid power report with 4th quarter 2022 data. This report contains trade data broken down by country and product, along with interactive summary tables for a quick look at the last 12 months. Use this data to find the leading destinations and sources of fluid power products. 2022 highlights include:

  • The leading foreign destination for fluid power products in 2022 was Canada.
  • The leading foreign source of fluid power products in 2022 was Mexico.
  • The most exported and imported fluid power product in 2022 was hydraulic linear actuators.

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