Which US exporters could be hurt by Canada’s proposed retaliation for new US #Section232 tariffs on aluminum? A thread based on @USCensusBureau data...

Canada accounted for $470 million (97%) of New York’s $484 million in 2019 exports of aluminum alloy rectangle plates.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $118 million (72%) of Ohio’s $164 million in 2019 exports of large washing machines.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $92 million (58%) of Louisiana’s $159 million in 2019 exports of supported catalysts (chemicals).

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $88 million (38%) of Tennessee’s $229 million in 2019 exports of aluminum alloy rectangle plates.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $88 million (76%) of Washington’s $115 million in 2019 exports of unwrought aluminum alloys.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $71 million (71%) of Kentucky’s $99 million in 2019 exports of aluminum alloy rectangle plates.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $53 million (60%) of Michigan’s $88 million in 2019 exports of aluminum waste and scrap.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $52 million (76%) of Ohio’s $69 million in 2019 exports of aluminum alloy rectangle plates.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $47 million (64%) of Illinois' $74 million in 2019 exports of aluminum alloy rectangle plates.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $47 million (71%) of Michigan’s $66 million in 2019 exports of metal office furniture.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $46 million (90%) of Michigan’s $51 million in 2019 exports of unwrought aluminum alloys.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $46 million (54%) of Alabama's $85 million in 2019 exports of aluminum alloy rectangle plates.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $44 million (46%) of California's $95 million in 2019 exports of golf clubs.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $39 million (87%) of Illinois’ $45 million in 2019 exports of aluminum kitchenware.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $20.6 million (99%) of Oregon's $20.8 million in 2019 exports of aluminum alloy bars, rods, and non-hollow profiles.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.

Canada accounted for $19 million (58%) of Pennsylvania's $33 million in 2019 exports of aluminum oxide.

These could face new tariffs starting September 16.