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    The document provides trade data between Ontario and China from 2001-2010. It shows that Ontario's exports to China have increased substantially over this period, reaching over $25 billion Canadian dollars in 2010. Ontario's top exports to China in 2010 included copper waste and scrap, raw furskins, and copper ores. Meanwhile, Ontario's top imports from China in 2010 were computers and computer peripherals, telephone equipment, and television receivers. The United States remains Ontario's largest trading partner overall.

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    The document provides trade data between Ontario and China from 2001-2010. It shows that Ontario's exports to China have increased substantially over this period, reaching over $25 billion Canadian dollars in 2010. Ontario's top exports to China in 2010 included copper waste and scrap, raw furskins, and copper ores. Meanwhile, Ontario's top imports from China in 2010 were computers and computer peripherals, telephone equipment, and television receivers. The United States remains Ontario's largest trading partner overall.

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    Ontario Trade Fact Sheets

    Ontario Trade (Exports/Imports) With Countries


    Ontario - China: Two-Way Trade
    Image description. Chart Image showing Ontario - China Goods Trade (2001 - 2010) (Thousands of Canadian Dollars) End of image description.

    ONTARIO GOODS EXPORTS TO CHINA 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

    Value in Thousands of Canadian Dollars $1,272,340 $1,405,280 $1,676,110 ONTARIO GOODS IMPORTS FROM CHINA 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 $1,641,830 $1,525,390

    Value in Thousands of Canadian Dollars $17,480,900 $20,348,000 $22,505,600 $21,295,500 $25,119,600

    Ontario - China: Top Goods Exports and Imports


    Top 10 Goods Exports 2010 (HS4 Code) Copper waste & scrap Raw furskins Copper ores Nickel mattes Machinery for working rubber & plastic Synthetic rubber Polyamides Aluminum waste & scrap Metal foundry moulding boxes, bases, etc. Ferrous waste & scrap C$ (000's) $116,061 $94,616 $66,825 $64,583 $63,399 $62,683 $48,102 $47,499 $46,077 $35,748 Top 10 Goods Imports 2010 (HS4 Code) Computers and computer peripherals Telephone equipment (Includes modems) Television receivers (includes monitors) Arcade, table or parlour games Printing machinery Motor vehicle parts Transmission equipment for cellular phones, etc. Furniture Toys - scale models Travel goods, handbags, wallets, etc. C$ (000's) $3,785,160 $2,247,470 $695,698 $676,331 $591,780 $524,495 $493,694 $444,706 $424,707 $386,119

    Ontario's Top Five Trade Partners


    Image description. Chart Image showing Ontario - China Goods Trade As a Percentage of Global Ontario Goods Trade (2001-2010) End of image description.

    Goods Exports 2010 (% of global goods exports) UnitedStates UnitedKingdom Norway Mexico China (5) 78.78% 7.63% 1.52% 1.19% 1.04%

    Goods Imports 2010 (% of global goods imports) UnitedStates China (2) Mexico Japan Germany 57.59% 10.68% 7.43% 3.90% 1.92%

    Source: Statistics Canada, International Trade Division, November 2011 (11/2011) Export numbers are for domestic exports only. Produced by International Trade & Marketing Division, Ministry of Economic Development and Innovation

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