2007 CIA World Factbook (2006 estimates) shows Europe barely a blip on the screen. 21% of Chinese exports go to the US, and a further 16% to Hong Kong which is likely transhipment rather than consumption, again largely to the US.
And that's mushroomed from $11 billion in 1989, to almost $300 billion now. Yet, the EU27 is still a larger source of imports (by value) than China.
The US DOC maintains a detailed database of US trade statistics.
Does the EU mantain something similiar? And I'll give my consent to any government that does not deny a man a living wage-Billy Bragg