Based on the most recent data (2024), the top imports to the US from Bahrain by value are: Aluminum ($726.25 Million) Mineral fuels, oils, distillation products ($221.07 Million) Copper ($80.65 Million) Other made textile articles, sets, worn clothing ($53.64 Million) Pearls, precious stones, metals, coins ($50.76 Million) Here's a breakdown of which states in the US can manufacture similar products, along with examples of companies: Aluminum: States: Washington, Kentucky, West Virginia, Alabama, South Carolina, Indiana, Ohio, Missouri. These states have significant primary aluminum production or fabrication facilities. Companies: Alcoa Corporation (Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas): A major global producer of bauxite, alumina, and aluminum products.   Century Aluminum (Kentucky, South Carolina): Produces primary aluminum. Constellium (Michigan, West Virginia): Focuses on aluminum rolled products for various industries. Many other smaller fabrication and processing companies exist in various states. Mineral fuels, oils, distillation products (primarily Refined Petroleum): States: Texas, Louisiana, California, Alaska, Illinois. These states have large oil refining capacities. Companies: ExxonMobil (Texas, Louisiana, California): Integrated oil and gas company with significant refining operations.   Chevron (California, Texas): Another major integrated oil and gas company with refineries.   Marathon Petroleum (Ohio, Texas, Louisiana): One of the largest independent refiners in the US. Numerous other regional and independent refineries exist. Copper: States: Arizona, Utah, Montana, New Mexico. These states have significant copper mining and smelting operations.   Companies: Freeport-McMoRan (Arizona, New Mexico): A leading international mining company with significant copper production in the US. Kennecott Utah Copper (Utah), a Rio Tinto company: Operates a large copper mine and smelter.   ASARCO (Arizona): Operates copper mines and smelters.   Other made textile articles, sets, worn clothing: States: North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, California. These states have a history and ongoing presence in textile manufacturing, although the industry has shifted globally. Companies: Milliken & Company (South Carolina): Diversified textile manufacturer producing various industrial and consumer textiles. Unifi, Inc. (North Carolina): Produces synthetic yarns and fibers. While worn clothing is typically a resale market, companies like ThredUp (California) and Poshmark (California) handle the processing and sale of secondhand apparel. Manufacturing of new textile articles occurs across many smaller companies.   Pearls, precious stones, metals, coins (primarily Precious Metals like Gold and Silver): States: Nevada, Alaska, Colorado, California. These states have active gold and silver mining operations. Manufacturing of jewelry and processing of precious metals occurs in various states, including New York. The US Mint (with facilities in Philadelphia, Denver, San Francisco, and West Point) manufactures coins.   Companies: Newmont Corporation (Nevada, Colorado, Alaska): One of the world's largest gold mining companies.   Barrick Gold Corporation (Nevada): Another major gold producer with US operations. Numerous smaller mining companies and jewelry manufacturers exist. It's important to note that while the US has the capacity to manufacture these types of goods, the scale of domestic production and the specific types and grades might differ from those imported from Bahrain. Factors like cost of production, specialization, and existing trade relationships influence import decisions. The US-Bahrain Free Trade Agreement, in place since 2006, has also shaped the trade patterns between the two countries.