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AEM mid-year report underscores importance of Canadian market
Written by Andy Bateman   
September 9, 2008 - Data released by the Milwaukee, Wisconsin based Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM) once again underscores the importance of the Canadian market to U.S. exporters of construction machinery.

Canada alone purchased $3.35 billion of U.S. made construction equipment during the first half of 2008, or nearly the same total as all of the other countries in the Top 10 combined.      
 
Comparison with individual countries and world regions is equally illuminating.

Canada’s $3.35 billion total was 4 times more than second placed Australia ($824m) and 6 times more than third placed Mexico ($544.5m). At the same time, Canada bought more than twice as much U.S. built construction equipment as the whole of Europe ($1.6 billion) and nearly fifteen times as much as China ($224million).