Icelandic exports to China has been increasing steadily over the past decade, amounting to ISK 2.8 billion (about USD 18.7 million),not including the exceptional trade of aircraft and aircraft components.

China enjoys a huge trade surplus in bilateral trade, a result of the basic structure of the international trade of both countries.







In line with Icelandic export structure, seafood has been the most important Icelandic export to China.  Nevertheless, it is exciting to notice the increasing items of Icelandic exports to China.

As China is becoming an increasingly important market in the world, Iceland hopes to find various opportunities in China for many of its exports and services, such as fishing and fish processing equipment, software, medical and pharmaceutical products.