China
China is now British Columbia’s second largest trading partner after the United States with bi-lateral trade totalling $12.8 billion in 2010. Compared with 2001, exports from B.C. to China have increased by more than 420 per cent.
Did you know?
- B.C. exports more goods and commodities to China than any other Canadian province – over 31 per cent of the national total.
- Pulp exports worth $1.3 billion were shipped from B.C. to Mainland China in 2010, an increase of 65.3 per cent from the previous year.
- B.C. shipped $668 million worth of lumber to China in 2010, more than double the value shipped a year earlier.
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