Overview

WorldCity introduces it annual publication, Los Angeles TradeNumbers, that informs and connects the thousands of international business leaders involved in the city’s more than $300 billion in annual trade.
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The Los Angeles Customs district became the first ever to surpass $300 billion in annual trade and the first ever to have $100 billion in imports with one nation.

In the 2007 version of Los Angeles TradeNumbers, all the details on the top 25 trade partners, including top imports and exports, is available.

Also included is the two-page Los Angeles World Trade Map, the two-page U.S. Customs Trade Map and more.

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LA trade narrowly misses $200 billion through July (09/25/2007)

2nd annual L.A. TradeNumbers released (05/30/2007)

LA trade up at twice the national average (04/23/2007)

Los Angeles rips up the trade record book (02/13/2007)

$300 billion record set; next is new milestone with imports (02/01/2007)

Los Angeles poised to set U.S. trade record (12/11/2006)

LA trade continues march toward $300 billion (11/13/2006)

Deficit yes, but there is more balance, when viewed by nations (11/01/2006)

Six-month report: LA up 12 percent, slower than national average (08/30/2006)

A trifecta: Passing Japan, China is top destination for LA exports, in addition to imports and total trade (07/28/2006)

The nation's most important trade district continues its romance with fast growing Asia (03/15/2006)

LA trade growth at 11%
China, India, Ecuador are best performers (01/01/2006)