The Philippines is closely integrated into Asia-Pacific supply chains, including the production of semiconductors and electronic components.
According to official data, in 2025, 82.2% of the country's merchandise exports were directed to other APEC economies, amounting to a total of 69.41 billion US dollars. The share of electronic goods in this export reached 38.26 billion dollars.
Mexico's manufacturing industry is closely linked to the Asia-Pacific region, covering production from auto parts to finished vehicles.
Mexico's largest trading partners include countries such as the USA, Canada, China, Japan, and South Korea, which are also members of APEC economies.
Mexico has been a member of APEC since 1993 and participates in regional supply chains stretching across the Pacific Ocean.
New Zealand's exports cover the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) region, including goods such as milk and kiwis.
According to data from the New Zealand government, over seventy percent of the country's total exports are directed to other APEC economies.
According to the World Trade Organization (WTO) for 2025, the three largest markets for New Zealand's exports are China, Australia, and the USA.
