Based on available trade data, the top imports to the US directly from Micronesia are quite limited in variety and overall value. In January 2025, the top imports were: Coral and Shells ($15.7k)   Commodities not elsewhere specified ($14.2k)   Cabbages ($8.42k)   Looking at broader 2023 data, the top exports from Micronesia to the world (a significant portion of which may indirectly reach the US or represent potential US imports) include: Non-fillet Frozen Fish ($179M) Fish Fillets ($5.28M) Diamonds ($1.01M) Non-Knit Women's Suits ($554k) Processed Fish ($412k)   Considering these categories, here are US states that can manufacture similar goods, along with example companies: Fish and Seafood (Frozen and Processed): Alaska: Known for its large commercial fishing industry, processing various types of fish like salmon, cod, and pollock. Example Companies: Trident Seafoods, Icicle Seafoods.   Washington: Another major seafood producing state with significant processing facilities. Example Companies: Cooke Aquaculture Pacific, Ocean Beauty Seafoods. Massachusetts: Has a long history of fishing and seafood processing, particularly for species like cod, haddock, and lobster. Example Companies: Legal Sea Foods (also a restaurant chain with processing), North Coast Seafoods. Maine: Specializes in lobster and other shellfish, but also processes finfish. Example Companies: Luke's Lobster, Calendar Islands Maine Lobster. Diamonds: While the US does have some small-scale diamond mining operations (e.g., in Arkansas), it does not have significant natural diamond mining compared to major global producers. The US is primarily involved in the cutting, polishing, and trading of diamonds. States involved in diamond processing/trading: New York (Diamond District), California, Florida. Example Companies (processing/trading): Lazare Kaplan International, Leo Schachter Diamonds. Apparel (Non-Knit Women's Suits): The US apparel manufacturing industry has significantly declined over the decades, with much production moving overseas. However, some companies still produce higher-end or specialized clothing domestically.   States with remaining apparel manufacturing: California (Los Angeles Fashion District), New York (garment district, though smaller now), North Carolina. Example Companies (though may not specifically focus on non-knit women's suits and examples are more general apparel): American Giant, Brooks Brothers (some US production). Coral and Shells (for decorative/other purposes): Harvesting of natural coral is heavily regulated or prohibited in many US waters due to environmental concerns. Any US "manufacturing" would likely involve working with imported or sustainably sourced shells and coral (if permitted).   States with businesses working with shells and marine items: Florida, California, coastal states. Example Companies (often smaller, specialized businesses): Shell Factory and Nature Park (Florida - retail but represents the type of business), various craft and souvenir shops. Cabbages and other Vegetables: Many US states have significant agriculture and can produce cabbages. Leading cabbage-producing states: California, Florida, New York, Wisconsin, North Carolina. Numerous farming operations exist in these states; it's less about large "companies" and more about agricultural producers and cooperatives. Examples of large agricultural companies that might grow cabbage include Grimmway Farms (California), Duda Farm Fresh Foods (Florida). It's important to note that the scale of Micronesian exports to the US is currently very small. If these volumes were to increase significantly or the types of goods changed, the US manufacturing landscape might respond accordingly.