Chinese exports of energy, resource, and pollution intensive products fell sharply last year, according a report released by the Ministry of Commerce yesterday. In 2006, exports of crude oil fell 21.4 percent, finished oil products dropped 11.5 percent and coal slid 11.7 percent.
Aluminium ingot exports dipped 8.1 percent compared to the previous year.
In the first 11 months of last year, exports of tungsten, antimony and tin dropped 10.4 percent compared to the corresponding period a year earlier, according to the MOFCOM report.
In contrast, China's export of machinery and electronic products increased by 28.8 percent and high-tech product exports rose 29.0 percent from the previous year. Machinery and electronic products make up 56.7 percent of China's total exports while high-tech products make up 29 percent, the report said.
There is some overlap between the high-tech products and machinery and electronic product categories, so some products may be counted in both categories, a MOFCOM official told Interfax.
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