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Geographic Distribution -- Meat and meat product merchant wholesalers: 2007

Data for the Wholesale trade sector are published for the U.S., states, metropolitan areas, counties, and places.

Table includes only establishments of firms with payroll. Nonemployers are shown in the tab to the left. Introductory text includes scope, methodology, non-sampling error, and confidentiality protection. For descriptions of column headings and rows (industries), click on the appropriate underlined element in the table.

Description		Estab- lish- ments	Sales ($1,000)	Sales % of U.S.	Sales per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		2,525	42,779,778	100.00	142	1,849,194	45,408
California		337	6,270,928	14.66	173	263,575	7,432
New York		436	4,698,346	10.98	242	198,547	5,245
Illinois		195	3,401,077	7.95	266	153,965	3,610
New Jersey		167	3,144,890	7.35	364	132,047	2,803
Texas		145	2,257,238	5.28	95	108,782	2,977
Pennsylvania		99	2,194,345	5.13	175	91,464	1,934
Michigan		88	1,965,960	4.60	196	67,390	1,504
Georgia		57	1,505,096	3.52	158	58,419	1,353
Florida		133	1,490,185	3.48	82	86,799	2,083
Massachusetts		62	1,377,169	3.22	212	76,355	1,432
Minnesota		46	1,262,590	2.95	243	58,442	1,486
Colorado		49	1,154,374	2.70	238	55,426	1,280
Iowa		23	944,227	2.21	317	31,890	846
Ohio		51	931,472	2.18	81	44,732	1,193
Maryland		26	752,653	1.76	134	32,524	734
South Carolina		19	635,290	1.49	144	11,674	332
Missouri		41	576,218	1.35	98	33,915	823
Indiana		37	572,657	1.34	90	25,784	624
Oregon		25	450,263	1.05	121	19,423	500
Washington		54	423,580	0.99	66	27,936	665
North Carolina		49	396,196	0.93	44	21,835	540
Arizona		28	391,397	0.91	62	15,475	399
Louisiana		29	374,396	0.88	86	26,109	697
Wisconsin		38	337,241	0.79	60	19,371	558
Virginia		23	316,335	0.74	41	13,669	390
Nebraska		17	260,778	0.61	147	9,618	149
Connecticut		21	259,765	0.61	74	18,482	385
Tennessee		19	244,029	0.57	40	12,778	377
Nevada		14	222,200	0.52	87	10,726	264
Oklahoma		18	182,582	0.43	51	6,324	202
Alabama		11	168,791	0.39	36	11,639	323
Mississippi		12	100,545	0.24	34	5,782	171
West Virginia		6	42,695	0.10	24	3,293	117
Alaska		5	42,452	0.10	62	2,201	39
New Mexico		11	30,167	0.07	15	2,622	88
Hawaii		8	29,179	0.07	23	2,908	123
Montana		9	19,380	0.05	20	2,069	56
Maine		7	14,293	0.03	11	905	32
Vermont		4	8,975	0.02	14	1,308	45
All other states, including those below		106	3,329,824	7.78		82,991	1,597
Kansas		15	D			D	(250-499)
Kentucky		21	D			D	(250-499)
Arkansas		13	D			D	(100-249)
District of Columbia		7	D			D	(100-249)
Rhode Island		13	D			D	(100-249)
Utah		14	D			D	(100-249)
Idaho		11	D			D	(20-99)
Delaware		2	D			D	(1-19)
New Hampshire		2	D			D	(1-19)
North Dakota		2	D			D	(1-19)
South Dakota		4	D			D	(1-19)
Wyoming		2	D			D	(1-19)

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