New Hampshire: Facts and Figures

Exports are an important and rapidly expanding part of New Hampshire’s economic prosperity. New Hampshire sells a variety of products to all corners of the world, exporting a total of $12 billion worth of goods and services annually. Overall, nearly 2,500 companies in New Hampshire export to overseas markets, with international trade supporting over 180,000 jobs in the state.

Job Creation

  • In New Hampshire, 180,000 jobs were supported by trade, representing 20.0% of all jobs in the state.1,2
  • In 2023, 2,432 companies exported goods from New Hampshire, of which 85% were small- and medium-sized enterprises. In 2022, 51,000 people were employed by affiliates of companies at least 50% foreign-owned.3,4

Exports and Growth

  • New Hampshire exports about $12 billion in goods and services to overseas markets each year. 5
    • Canada ($1.7 billion)
    • Germany ($1.5 billion)
    • Mexico ($900 million)
    • Ireland ($615 million)
    • China ($549 million)
  • Agricultural exports are important to New Hampshire's economy, totaling $80 million annually, according to the USDA.6
  • Since 2014, the U.S. Export-Import Bank has financed $198 million in exports from 29 companies in New Hampshire.7
  • Since 1992, the U.S. Trade and Development Agency has helped facilitate $4.4 million in exports from New Hampshire companies.9

Education and Research

  • From 2024-2025, 4,575 international students were enrolled in New Hampshire colleges and universities, contributing $160 million to the New Hampshire economy.10

Global Engagement

  • Since 1961, 1,870 Peace Corps volunteers from New Hampshire have served in dozens of countries overseas.11