Urmstongran
Seems you’re incorrect paddyanne ...
Scotland are further down that list.
Source: HMRC, UK Trade Info 2019:
61% of exports of goods from Wales go to the EU - this is the highest proportion of any country or region in the UK, followed by the North East at 60% and Northern Ireland at 59%.
Yorkshire and the Humber and the North West also have relatively high shares of exports to the EU.
Seems you are incorrect actually Urmstongran
Paddyanne spoke about trade with the entire world, not the EU which is what you have quoted. Also, it was the trade balance that was discussed, not the proportion of each nation’s goods that were exported to the EU. Trade balance is the difference between the value of goods exported and the value of goods imported.
Scotland has operated a trade surplus since records began in 1996. That means we have always exported more than we have imported. Wales has operated a trade deficit since 2013. NI has had a trade deficit in 5 of the last 21 years, up until 2017. England, of course, has always operated a trade deficit since 1996.
So, paddyanne is correct. As she usually is in matters to do with Scotland.
Source: HMRC Regional Trade Statistics