Shipping between canada and Kentucky

Shipping Between Canada and Kentucky

Shipping between Canada and Kentucky is centred around strong automotive production and advanced manufacturing. Kentucky is a major supplier of Canada’s automotive industry. Approximately 90% of all cars and trucks manufactured in Kentucky are sold to Canada, with $2 billion of cars and trucks imported annually. Similar to their process with other states, Canada exports raw materials and components to Kentucky, which are essential in the manufacturing of vehicles. Examples include engines, motor vehicle bodies, injection molds and aluminum. This is a growing partnership that has seen substantial benefits for each side.

Canadian owned businesses in Kentucky employ close to 11,000 people, with major companies including Martinrea, Stella Jones and Stantec. Canadian businesses within Kentucky are forecasted to see continued growth as markets evolve and demand throughout each side of the border increases.

Canada imports $8.2 billion in goods from Kentucky annually. The largest imports are automotive/transportation at 40% and equipment/machinery at 20%. Rounded out by agriculture, chemicals, plastics and metals. Canada exports $4.5 billion in goods to Kentucky annually. Canada’s largest export is minerals/metals at 33%, followed by equipment/machinery at 15%. Rounded out by chemicals, forest products and agricultural products.

At Wood-Hall Logistics, we have the carrier connections and resources to connect your shipment with the right equipment and a vetted carrier. Whether you are shipping full truckload or less-than-truckload, we have you covered. Give us a call at 519-213-1000 or email us at operations@wood-hall.com to learn more about shipping between Canada and Kentucky. Use our rate request form to get a quick and easy quote!