How big is manufacturing in Oregon?

Manufacturing contributed $34.8B to Oregon's economy in 2025, ranking #28 of 50 states and DC, per BEA state GDP data.

What share of Oregon's economy is manufacturing?

Manufacturing is 10.1% of Oregon's GDP in 2025. Nationally, manufacturing averages 9.5% of GDP, so Oregon is more manufacturing-intensive than the country as a whole.

What is the largest manufacturing industry in Oregon?

Computer and Electronic Products leads at $13.5B (2025), followed by food, beverage, and tobacco products ($4.3B) and wood products ($3.2B), per BEA state GDP by industry.

Is manufacturing in Oregon growing?

Oregon's manufacturing GDP is down 0.9% year over year in dollar terms and down 1.8% after inflation, per the latest BEA annual data (2025).

Does Oregon make more durable or nondurable goods?

Durable goods lead in Oregon: $27.0B versus $7.8B of value added in 2025.

Manufacturing Economy Monitor

Manufacturing in Oregon

Manufacturing contributed $34.8B to Oregon's economy in 2025 (10.1% of the state's GDP), ranking Oregon #28 of 50 states and DC by manufacturing output, per the Bureau of Economic Analysis. Output fell 0.9% year over year (-1.8% after inflation). The state's largest manufacturing industry is computer and electronic products ($13.5B in 2025).

Output and rank

Manufacturing GDP: $34.8B in 2025, #28 of 50 states and DC.
Share of the state economy: 10.1% of Oregon's GDP.
Growth: -0.9% year over year (-1.8% after inflation).
Composition: $27.0B durable goods, $7.8B nondurable goods.

Largest manufacturing industries in Oregon

Computer and Electronic Products: $13.5B (2025)
Food, Beverage, and Tobacco Products: $4.3B (2025)
Wood Products: $3.2B (2025)

Frequently asked questions

How big is manufacturing in Oregon? Manufacturing contributed $34.8B to Oregon's economy in 2025, ranking #28 of 50 states and DC, per BEA state GDP data.
What share of Oregon's economy is manufacturing? Manufacturing is 10.1% of Oregon's GDP in 2025. Nationally, manufacturing averages 9.5% of GDP, so Oregon is more manufacturing-intensive than the country as a whole.
What is the largest manufacturing industry in Oregon? Computer and Electronic Products leads at $13.5B (2025), followed by food, beverage, and tobacco products ($4.3B) and wood products ($3.2B), per BEA state GDP by industry.
Is manufacturing in Oregon growing? Oregon's manufacturing GDP is down 0.9% year over year in dollar terms and down 1.8% after inflation, per the latest BEA annual data (2025).
Does Oregon make more durable or nondurable goods? Durable goods lead in Oregon: $27.0B versus $7.8B of value added in 2025.

About this data

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (public domain). National quarterly values are seasonally adjusted annual rates. Corporate-profit industry detail reflects inventory valuation adjustment without capital consumption adjustment, per NIPA table 6.16D conventions.

Last reviewed 2026-10-01.