Florida's No. 1 in oranges, wood and cement

Florida ranked fifth nationwide in goods exported in 2012 with $65.5 billion worth of products, according to a new global trade report, and it wasn't only oranges that juiced the output.

In addition to being the No. 1 orange exporter among all states, Florida is the top exporter for some decidedly non-fruity categories, according to the report from the Business Roundtable. Those categories include: pesticides and fertilizers, with $2.7 billion; miscellaneous wood products, with $152 million; and cement products, with $84.1 million. The state ranked second nationwide in the service industry machinery category, with $861 million worth of products exported, and second in ships and boats, with $760 million.

The Business Roundtable is a trade association of CEOs who lead U.S.-based companies. “With 95% of the world's population outside of the United States, and more than one in five American jobs supported by trade, U.S. international trade and investment agreements have a major role to play in maximizing economic growth in Florida and all 50 states,” says Business Roundtable President John Engler in a statement.