Shipping between canada and North carolina

Shipping between Canada and North Carolina

Canada and North Carolina are partners in many aspects of their economy, with mutual benefits felt throughout many industries.
Canada exports a high volume of large machinery, aerospace and automotive goods to NC. Along with this, Canada exports many raw materials used in the manufacturing processes of Canadian and NC companies within the state. Canadian-owned companies employ nearly 22,000 people in North Carolina. Major companies include Canfor, Gildan Yarns, Linamar and Stantec. Linamar has put down significant roots in North Carolina, operating 4 plants with the newest being a 410,000-square-foot plant in Mills River, NC. Finally, Canada relies heavily on NC for medical imports. North Carolina is home to some of the top research institutions in the nation, including Duke, UNC and NC State, helping drive their healthcare sector. Canada imports close to $1 billion worth of medical and pharmaceutical products annually. Canada and North Carolina will continue to see trade growth, as each economy continues to be mutually beneficial.

 Canada imports $6.5 billion in goods from North Carolina annually. The largest imports are equipment & machinery at 43%, followed by chemicals at 19%. Other key imports include minerals, plastics, and textiles. Canada exports $4.4 billion in goods to North Carolina annually. The largest exports are forest products at 18%, followed by plastics & rubbers at 15%. Other key exports include equipment, machinery 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 North Carolina. Use our rate request form to get a quick and easy quote!