date:Aug 05, 2016
icularly for non-ferrous metals and seafoods helped drive the improvement. The Treasury said China and Hong Kong combined accounted for 34.6 per cent of Tasmanian exports during the year.
That was up by 51.9 per cent ($337 million) on the previous year.
There was also major growth in sales to the US; Tasmanias fourth-biggest export market. Exports to the US were up by 66.9 per cent ($83 million) for the year.
Sales to the third biggest market, Malaysia, also grew strongly.
However, sales to