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A Profile of Small and Medium-Sized Exporters (SMXs)
in British Columbia - 2002

Appendix

Table 1: Small and Medium-Sized Exporters by Province, 1996-2000

Province

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

Newfoundland

176

168

143

148

154

Prince Edward Island

108

104

117

123

112

Nova Scotia

693

693

629

666

676

New Brunswick

593

616

621

585

569

Quebec

6,689

6,767

6,500

6,511

6,648

Ontario & Territories*

14,389

14,479

14,036

13,880

13,879

Manitoba

1,096

1,095

1,090

1,065

1,103

Saskatchewan

634

623

600

606

637

Alberta

2,332

2,442

2,411

2,482

2,593

British Columbia

4,471

4,494

4,411

4,430

4,548

Canada

31,181

31,481

30,558

30,496

30,919

* Data for Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut have been combined with Ontario in order to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act.

 

Table 2: Value of exports (millions C$) of all SMXs by Province, 1996-2000

Province

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

Newfoundland

109.0

102.6

83.2

107.9

94.5

Prince Edward Island

70.1

70.1

98.2

99.9

105.6

Nova Scotia

467.4

489.4

475.4

483.7

504.9

New Brunswick

355.3

361.7

405.5

405.5

372.5

Quebec

3,679.3

3,983.3

4,161.2

4,437.3

4,527.3

Ontario & Territories*

7,870.7

8,335.4

8,769.6

8,973.3

8,936.2

Manitoba

604.0

600.8

641.5

678.9

688.5

Saskatchewan

258.5

293.1

271.3

292.9

267.7

Alberta

1,134.8

1,166.6

1,352.6

1,357.6

1,483.7

British Columbia

2,125.4

2,316.1

2,408.5

2,518.8

2,765.8

Canada

16,674.5

17,719.1

18,666.9

19,355.7

19,746.5

* Data for Yukon, Northwest Territories and Nunavut have been combined with Ontario in order to meet the confidentiality requirements of the Statistics Act.

 

Table 3: Small and Medium-Sized Exporters by Industry, British Columbia, 1996-2000

Industry*

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

Primary Industries

268

250

264

238

258

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting

226

215

230

207

230

Mining, Oil and Gas

42

35

34

31

28

Utilities,Construction,Transportation &

Warehousing

284

323

292

334

392

Service-Producing Industries

1,941

1,928

1,871

1,836

1,865

Wholesale and Retail Trade

1,520

1,488

1,431

1,420

1,419

Communication and Business

292

309

309

294

298

Finance, Insurance, Real Estate

103

105

108

97

115

Public Services

26

26

23

25

33

Other Services

191

202

184

182

194

Manufacturing Industries

1,787

1,791

1,800

1,840

1,839

Food and Beverage

174

172

174

167

162

Wood and Paper

288

301

292

299

306

Petroleum and Mineral Products

298

300

303

312

325

Computer and Electronic

121

117

121

118

116

Other Manufacturing

906

901

910

944

930

Grand Total

4,471

4,494

4,411

4,430

4,548

* See technical note #5.

 

Table 4: Value of exports (millions C$) of all SMXs by Industry, British Columbia, 1996-2000

Industry*

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

Primary Industries

133.9

114.1

161.2

149.5

185.1

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting

110.9

96.1

137.0

134.3

170.0

Mining, Oil and Gas

23.0

18.0

24.3

15.2

15.0

Utilities,Construction,Transportation &

Warehousing

78.6

107.4

106.3

131.4

164.6

Service-Producing Industries

770.5

836.1

827.1

809.1

919.4

Wholesale and Retail Trade

608.9

683.1

667.3

664.5

750.1

Communication and Business

115.3

99.2

113.6

96.3

115.4

Finance, Insurance, Real Estate

44.1

50.3

41.2

43.2

49.8

Public Services

2.2

3.6

5.0

5.1

4.0

Other Services

57.7

54.7

66.3

76.2

74.1

Manufacturing Industries

1,084.7

1,203.9

1,247.6

1,352.5

1,422.7

Food and Beverage

139.9

145.3

146.9

152.8

137.4

Wood and Paper

224.0

239.4

228.7

266.8

286.3

Petroleum and Mineral Products

162.6

210.5

231.7

252.6

273.2

Computer and Electronic

70.0

70.3

93.5

89.9

92.0

Other Manufacturing

488.1

538.3

546.9

590.4

633.8

Grand Total

2,125.4

2,316.1

2,408.5

2,518.8

2,765.8

* See technical note #5.

 

Table 5: Small and Medium-Sized Exporters by Commodity Exported, British Columbia, 1996-2000

Commodity*

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

Live Animals

327

315

313

301

326

Vegetables

349

344

388

359

377

Food and Beverage

347

387

362

350

364

Mineral Products

107

125

123

119

110

Chemical Products

389

499

414

382

421

Plastics and Rubber

730

818

882

991

966

Wood Products

831

833

826

845

920

Pulp and Paper

540

569

507

496

490

Textiles

524

553

543

595

607

Stone, Ceramics, etc.

184

133

173

186

197

Pearls, Precious Stones & Metals, etc.

62

80

72

68

85

Base Metals

1,050

1,116

1,050

1,081

1,118

Machinery & Equipment

1,722

1,840

1,800

1,760

1,763

Transportation Equipment

438

477

521

493

582

Optical, Photographic, etc.

365

392

387

356

351

Miscellaneous Manufacturing**

969

1,105

1,075

1,045

1,116

Art, Antiques, etc.

344

371

355

359

387

* See technical notes #6 and #9.

** Miscellaneous manufacturing includes other commodity groups that could not be kept separate due to confidentiality concerns (see technical note #6).

 

Table 6: Value of exports (millions C$) of all SMXs by Commodity Group,
British Columbia, 1996-2000

Commodity*

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

Live Animals

178.8

179.5

178.7

168.9

183.4

Vegetables

116.8

104.2

137.1

146.3

167.2

Food and Beverage

106.6

113.7

113.6

114.1

120.5

Mineral Products

31.7

44.6

37.1

45.1

37.8

Chemical Products

72.2

86.3

91.5

82.0

90.0

Plastics and Rubber

95.2

105.0

119.1

119.6

130.4

Wood Products

405.2

444.7

440.8

499.7

537.7

Pulp and Paper

74.2

82.4

80.6

75.0

85.1

Textiles

77.7

89.1

78.5

88.2

84.2

Stone, Ceramics, etc.

34.0

41.1

51.2

52.2

57.9

Pearls, Precious Stones & Metals, etc.

10.8

9.0

11.0

16.3

24.6

Base Metals

157.9

180.2

215.9

206.5

251.6

Machinery & Equipment

393.9

381.6

403.5

418.5

447.5

Transportation Equipment

108.6

124.8

138.9

162.6

194.5

Optical, Photographic, etc.

59.8

73.6

91.6

83.7

74.8

Miscellaneous Manufacturing**

178.6

224.1

189.7

198.3

224.6

Art, Antiques, etc.

23.5

32.4

29.8

41.9

54.3

Grand Total

2,125.4

2,316.1

2,408.5

2,518.8

2,765.8

* See technical notes #6 and #9.

** Miscellaneous manufacturing includes other commodity groups that could not be kept separate due to confidentiality concerns (see technical note #6).

 

Table 7: Small and Medium-Sized Exporters by Destination of Exports,
British Columbia, 1996-2000

Destination*

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

United States

3,619

3,681

3,738

3,793

3,878

Other

437

347

325

301

337

Asia

1,133

1,030

821

775

820

Eastern Europe

69

52

51

48

40

Western Europe

465

372

363

359

365

* See technical notes #7 and #9.

 

Table 8: Value of exports (millions C$) of all SMXs by Destination of Exports, British Columbia, 1996-2000

Destination*

1996

1997

1998

1999

2000

All Others

73.2

73.3

68.2

59.8

66.0

Asia

416.2

453.4

325.7

327.7

377.0

Eastern Europe

10.0

11.7

6.8

8.0

5.4

United States

1,531.2

1,689.0

1,903.7

2,036.7

2,222.5

Western Europe

94.8

88.8

103.8

86.4

95.0

Grand Total

2,125.4

2,316.1

2,408.5

2,518.8

2,765.8

* See technical notes #7 and #9.

 

Table 9: Number of Establishments and Value of Exports by Employee Size, British Columbia, 2000

British Columbia

Canada

Employee Size

Number of Establish-ments

Value of Exports ($millions)

Number of Establish-ments

Value of Exports ($millions)

Less than 50

3,928

11,272

27,677

90,763

50 to 99

584

4,112

5,150

38,949

100 to 249

418

6,703

3,476

47,019

250 and over

173

10,863

2,561

201,673

Total

5,103

32,949

38,864

378,403

 


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