Minnesota exports rise to $5.4 billion despite trade war with China, others
Medical and machine products remained the most in demand.
Minnesota exports grew slightly during the first three months of the year despite a trade war that led to a 13% drop in shipments to China.
A surge in exports to Mexico and Europe more than picked up the slack, state officials said.
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