Thailand’s Popular Export Products to the “31 Provinces of China”

The Chinese government has set a target for each province to achieve economic growth of at least 5% in 2024. This presents an interesting trade opportunity for Thailand, as China's economy has been recovering well in terms of investment, consumption, and exports during the early part of the year. A key opportunity lies in accessing the diverse markets of different provinces, each with its own distinct lifestyles, cultures, and consumer behaviors. Since each province has its own unique characteristics, gaining a deep understanding of consumer needs in each region will allow Thai exporters to more effectively tailor their marketing strategies.

Thai Products in Each Province of China

Arranged by the level of trade between Thailand and each province, along with the size of each province's economy, the details are as follows:

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Guangdong+China

1.Guangdong Province

Guangdong Province is one of the most important regions of China in terms of trade and economy, especially in terms of import and export of goods. This province has trade relations with many countries around the world, including Thailand which had a 3.7% market share in 2023, with import value of 553,603 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Guangdong Province There are 191 popular Thai export items to Guangdong, accounting for 28.3% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include:

• Copper
• Cereal flours
• Tapioca products
• Mushrooms
• Pneumatic tires
• Sugar
• Drinking water
• Coconuts

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Jiangsu+China/

2.Jiangsu Province

Jiangsu Province is one of the important regions of China in trade and industry, having trade relations with many countries, including Thailand which had a 2.0% market share in this province in 2023, with import value of 196,424 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Jiangsu Province There are 181 popular Thai export items to Jiangsu, accounting for 34.5% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include:

• Cereal flours
• Tapioca products
• Cut flowers and buds for bouquets/ornamental purposes
• Vulcanized rubber thread and cord
• Fresh and dried fruits
• Bra pads/cup inserts
• Cassava
• Sugar

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Shanghai+China/

3.Shanghai Municipality

Shanghai Municipality is an important trade and financial center of China. Thailand had a 1.8% market share in Shanghai in 2023, with an import value of 234,078 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Shanghai There are 211 popular Thai export items to Shanghai, accounting for 33.4% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Tapioca products
• Coconuts
• Pharmaceutical grade rubber products
• Starches
• Processed fruits and nuts
• Pneumatic tires
• Motorcycles

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Beijing+China/

4.Beijing

Beijing is the political and economic center of China. Thailand had a 0.4% market share in Beijing in 2023, with an import value of 64,176 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Beijing There are 185 popular Thai export items to Beijing, accounting for 44.7% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Containers
• Pneumatic tires
• Frozen fruits
• Cassava
• Synthetic fibers
• Coconuts
• Wooden kitchen utensils
• Natural rubber
• Motorcycles

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Zhejiang+Province+China/

5.Zhejiang Province

Zhejiang Province is an important economic region of China. Thailand had a 2.8% market share in Zhejiang in 2023, with an import value of 195,947 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Zhejiang Province There are 142 popular Thai export items to Zhejiang, accounting for 28.9% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include:

• Desiccated coconut
• Waste, parings and scrap of rubber
• Tapioca products
• Animal products for pharmaceutical use
• Cassava
• Cereal flours

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Shandong+Province+China/

6.Shandong Province

Shandong Province is an important region of China that imports goods from Thailand, with an import value of 144,958 million baht and a 2.1% market share in 2023. Thai Products Exported to Shandong Province There are 142 popular Thai export items to Shandong, accounting for 32.6% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include:

• Desiccated coconut
• Cassava
• Gemstones/jewelry
• Wood charcoal
• Processed fruits and nuts
• Sugar
• Knitted apparel
• Fresh fruits

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Fujian+Province+China/

7.Fujian Province

Fujian Province imported goods from Thailand with a value of 72,699 million baht, accounting for a 1.7% market share in 2023. Thai Products Exported to Fujian Province There are 146 popular Thai export items to Fujian, accounting for 41.7% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Cereal flours
• Ores
• Epoxy resins
• Ice cream
• Cassava
• Pearls
• Ginger
• Turmeric
• Spices
• Dried fruits

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Yunnan+Province+China

8.Yunnan Province

Yunnan Province is an important region of China that imported goods from Thailand with a value of 48,454 million baht, accounting for a 5.6% market share in 2023. Thai Products Exported to Yunnan Province There are 101 popular Thai export items to Yunnan, accounting for 72.1% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include: Examples include :

• Glands and other organs/extracts for therapeutic use
• Wooden frames
• Mouth hygiene preparations
• Ice cream
• Palm oil

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Qinghai+Province+China/

9. Qinghai Province

Qinghai Province is an important region of China that imported goods from Thailand with a value of 293 million baht, accounting for a 3.0% market share in 2023. Thai Products Exported to Qinghai Province There are 4 popular Thai export items to Qinghai, accounting for 100% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include:

• Fresh fruits
• Frozen fruits and nuts
• Beauty and skincare products

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Shanxi+Province+China/

10.Shanxi Province

Thailand had a 0.09% market share in 2023, with import value of $8 million. Thai Products Exported to Shanxi Province There are 25 popular Thai export items to Shanxi, accounting for 100% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include:

• Aluminum installation equipment
• Processed fish, u-locks
• Fresh fruits
• Iron or steel products
• Shirts/overcoats

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Inner+Mongolia+China/

11.Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

Thailand had a 0.2% market share in 2023, with import value of 1,285 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Inner Mongolia There are 6 popular Thai export items to Inner Mongolia, accounting for 85.7% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Plastic film/sheets
• Foil and strips made of plastic
• Tanned/crust leather
• Plastic containers for conveyance/packing goods
• Petroleum oils
• Coffee husks/skins

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Hubei+China/

12.Hubei Province

Thailand had a 1.4% market share in 2023, with import value of 15,355 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Hubei Province There are 119 popular Thai export items to Hubei, accounting for 52.2% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Tapioca products
• Coconuts, cassava
• Fresh or dried fruits
• Vulcanized rubber in other forms
• Bananas, fresh or dried
• Natural rubber
• Condoms

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Guangxi+China/

13.Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region

Thailand had a 6.1% market share in 2023, with import value of 2,986 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region There are 42 popular Thai export items to Guangxi, accounting for 34.7% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Animal guts, bladders and stomachs
• Cut flowers and buds for bouquets/ornamental
• Natural textile fibers
• Automatic data processing machines
• Fresh or dried fruits

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Tibet+China/

14.Tibet Autonomous Region

Thailand had a 9.7% market share in 2023, with import value of 587 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Tibet Autonomous Region There are 2 popular Thai export items to Tibet, accounting for 40.0% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Frozen fruits and nuts
• Synthetic rubber

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Hunan+China/

15.Hunan Province

Thailand had a 3.7% market share in 2023, with import value of 42,943 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Hunan Province There are 68 popular Thai export items to Hunan, accounting for 37.6% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Processed vegetables
• Floating structures
• Dried fruits
• Invertebrates (jellyfish etc.) fresh, chilled, frozen, dried
• Glands and other organs/extracts for therapeutic use

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Ningxia+China/

16.Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region

Thailand had a 0.2% market share in 2023, with import value of 36 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region There are 9 popular Thai export items to Ningxia, accounting for 100% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Inner tubes
• Automobile tires
• Beauty and skincare products
• Natural rubber
• Electronic integrated circuits
• Electrical apparatus for circuit protection/making connections

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Tianjin+China/

17.Tianjin Municipality

Thailand had a 1.1% market share in 2023, with import value of 25,825 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Tianjin There were 140 popular Thai export items to Tianjin, accounting for 46.1% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Fresh or dried citrus fruits
• Cut flowers/ornamental purposes
• Starches
• Sugar
• Processed fish products
• Frozen fruits
• Ceramic products

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Henan+China/

18.Henan Province

Thailand had a 0.7% market share in 2023, with import value of 10,836 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Henan Province There were 89 popular Thai export items to Henan, accounting for 59.3% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Frozen vegetables
• Quicklime
• Slaked lime and hydraulic lime
• Coconuts
• Particle board and similar board of wood
• Synthetic staple fibers
• Sugar cane/beet

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Chongqing+China/

19.Chongqing Municipality

Thailand had a 3.6% market share in 2023, with import value of 44,927 million baht. Thai Products Exported to Chongqing There were 59 popular Thai export items to Chongqing, accounting for 35.3% (2023) of total imported items from Thailand. Examples include :

• Sauces
• Live fish
• Animal products for pharmaceutical use
• Gypsum
• Veneer sheets of wood
• Natural rubber
• Toilet paper
• Condoms
• Drinking water

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Jiangxi+China/

20.Jiangxi province

Thailand holds a market share of 1.7% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 15,943 million baht. Thai products exported to Jiangxi That are popular include 90 items, accounting for 59.6% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Starch made from leguminous plants
• Nickel that has not been formed
• Fresh or dried fruits
• Starch
• Animal offal unsuitable for human consumption
• Fiberboard
• Steel wire

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Guizhou+China/

21.Guizhou province

Thailand holds a market share of 3.4% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 4,261 million baht. Thai products exported to Guizhou That are popular include 18 items, accounting for 66.7% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Seeds for cultivation
• Fresh or dried fruits
• Coconuts
• Weaving machines
• Synthetic rubber
• Items made from pearls
• Ratancha and semi-Ratancha
• Fresh or dried citrus fruits

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Anhui+China/

22.Anhui province

Thailand holds a market share of 1.8% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 26,339 million baht. Thai products exported to Anhui Thai products exported to Anhui that are popular include 86 items, accounting for 43.2% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Cassava products
• Starch made from leguminous plants
• Cassava
• Fresh or dried fruits
• Paper or cellulose fibers and extracts used for medicinal purposes

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Shaanxi+China/

23.Shaanxi province

Thailand holds a market share of 0.2% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 1,432 million baht. Thai products exported to Shaanxi That are popular include 122 items, accounting for 62.9% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Tissues and paper towels
• Coconuts
• Abrasive powders or grains for leather polishing
• Hats and headgear
• Sugar
• Fresh fruits
• Unprocessed wood
• Mouse pads

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Sichuan+China/

24.Sichuan province

Thailand holds a market share of 1.1% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 19,763 million baht. Thai products exported to Sichuan That are popular include 83 items, accounting for 40.5% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Cassava
• Dried fruits
• Artificial flowers (such as silk flowers)
• Clothing made from woven fabrics
• Coconuts and sugar
• Fresh and dried fruits
• Synthetic rubber

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Hebei+China/

25.Yunnan province

Thailand holds a market share of 1.2% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 14,106 million baht. Thai products exported to Yunnan That are popular include 81 items, accounting for 56.6% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Glass block floor tiles
• Fresh or dried citrus fruits
• Motorcycles
• Zinc oxide
• Fresh or dried fruits

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Xinjiang+China/

26.Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region 

Thailand holds a market share of 0.1% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 404 million baht. Thai products exported to Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region That are popular include 17 items, accounting for 73.9% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Fresh fruits
• Natural rubber
• Sugar
• Starch
• Tanned or decorated leather
• Semiconductor equipment
• Automatic data processing equipment

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Heilongjiang+Province+China/

27.Heilongjiang province

Thailand holds a market share of 0.2% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 1,689 million baht. Thai products exported to Heilongjiang That are popular include 83 items, accounting for 68.0% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Pharmaceutical animal products
• Rubber products for pharmaceutical use
• Polished or glazed glass
• Glands and other extracts used for medicinal purposes

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Liaoning+China/

28.Liaoning province

Thailand holds a market share of 0.7% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 14,437 million baht. Thai products exported to Liaoning That are popular include 121 items, accounting for 41.6% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Floating construction materials
• Yarns made from synthetic fibers
• Rubber threads
• Frozen fruits and nectarines
• Coconuts
• Sugar
• Glycol
• Fresh fruits
• Natural rubber
• Steel wire

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Hainan+Province+China/

29.Heilongjiang province

Thailand holds a market share of 0.8% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 250,976 million baht. Thai products exported to Heilongjiang That are popular include 68 items, accounting for 56.7% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Starch made from leguminous plants
• Live fish
• Compressed wood panels
• Dried fruits
• Fats and oils derived from animals or plants
• Fresh or dried fruits
• Inflatable rubber

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Jilin+China/

30.Jilin province

Thailand holds a market share of 1.0% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 5,657 million baht. Thai products exported to Jilin That are popular include 29 items, accounting for 55.8% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Fresh fruits
• Natural rubber
• Frozen fruits and nectarines with heterocyclic compounds
• Carburetors
• Peroxocarburetors
• Decorative gemstone products
• Printed circuits
• Air compressors
• Printing machinery
• Electric motors and generators

Location Reference:https://earth.google.com/web/search/Gansu+China/

31.Gansu province 

Thailand holds a market share of 1.5% (in the year 2023) with an import value of 80 million US dollars. Thai products exported to Gansu That are popular include 3 items, accounting for 37.5% (in the year 2023) of the total imports from Thailand. Examples of these products are :

• Fresh fruits
• Electrical resistors

Importing goods from Thailand to various provinces in China helps promote the economies of both countries and creates opportunities for Thai entrepreneurs to expand their markets and increase sales. Consumers also benefit by receiving high-quality and valuable products. Furthermore, it enhances and strengthens the trade relationship between Thailand and China.

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