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Statistics 2013 and 2014
fresh fruit and vegetables European imports
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THE LATEST ON...
A highly alarming study… Citrus consumption promotes the development of skin cancers! At least, that was the finding of a scientific article written by a team from Brown University, Rhode Island (USA), recently published in the “Journal of Clinical Oncology”. If there is cause for alarm, it is not at the findings of this article,
but rather at the mere fact that it was able to be published! The reservations regarding meth-odology, included in the preface, actually take up one-and-a-half pages. Among other points, they relate to lack of representativeness of the sample, and to failure to take into account other parameters such as sun exposure which, as should be obvious without cutting-edge scientific training but simply through common sense, is a major risk factor. Similar correlations can also be drawn between the rate of divorce in the State of Maine and margarine consumption…Yet they are generally published in satirical magazines, and
above all they do not cast suspicion on fruits whose beneficial effects on health have been robustly demonstrated many times over, and on an industry already in great difficulty, on which thousands of jobs depend in often precarious zones.
Eric Imbert
ContentsDirect from the markets
p. 2 JUNE 2015
• Banana: Over to Africa! — Banana consumption: still on the up.
• Citrus: South African citrus cultivation area: deceptive stability — 2014-15 Israeli citrus campaign: weighed down by external factors — Review of the 2014-15 Spanish citrus campaign: another catastrophe, according to the producers’ unions — Spanish producers believe that the European Commission is underestimating the risk of greening… and we cannot contradict them! — US market opening up to the Spanish Verna lemon?
• Temperate fruits: European stone fruits: potential revised downward, particularly for the peach and nectarine — European grape: potential stopping short of excess — Southern Hemisphere pip fruits: fall in apple and pear exports confirmed.
• Avocado: Review of the 2014-15 Spanish avocado season: a dream campaign — Review of the 2014-15 New Zealand avocado season: Antipodeans striking gold too.
• Roots and tubers
• Other exotics
• Exotics (pineapple, mango)
• Sea freight: Dunkirk, the number 1 French port for containerised fruit imports.
E. Imbert, D. Loeillet, C. Dawson, P. Gerbaud, T. Paqui, C. Céleyrette, R. Bright
Statistics: 2013 and 2014 fresh fruit and vegetables European imports
p. 13 to 36
p. 37 to 47
p. 24 and 25
• Fresh fruits Pineapple, other citrus, avocado, banana, lemon, date, strawberry, kiwi, lime, litchi (passion fruit, pitahaya, etc.), mango (guava, mangosteen), melon, orange, papaya, watermelon, easy peelers, plantain, pear, grapefruit, apple, plum, grapes
• Fresh vegetables Asparagus, aubergine, courgette, early potato, French beans, garlic, mushroom, onion, peas, pepper, tomato
• Global table
Wholesale market prices in Europe
p. 48 JUNE 2015
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Banana
EUROPE - RETAIL PRICE
CountryJune 2015 Comparison
type euro/kg May 2015
average for last 3 years
France normal 1.67 + 1 % + 5 %special offer - - -
Germany normal 1.38 + 1 % + 6 %discount 1.24 0 % + 6 %
UK (£/kg) packed 1.08 - 2 % - 8 %loose 0.72 0 % 0 %
Spain platano 1.93 - 1 % + 3 %banano 1.31 0 % 0 %
EUROPE
Banana: over to Africa! Where-as all the operators are hanging on the health bulletins for El Niño, in an attempt to estimate its impact on the world supply in 2015 and 2016, other changes are taking place elsewhere, which too will have an effect on short and medium-term international balances. And in this case it is Africa which is ready to step up. There have been a host of development projects for export ba-nana cultivation in recent months. At present, West Africa exports just over 500 000 t to the EU. In Côte d’Ivoire, for example, the boom is being fuelled by organic growth from the historic operators, by the arrival of new players, but also by an original initiative: the installation of two 250 ha blocks each involving ten young entrepreneurs pooling their technical operations (with EU support via the BAM). A recent report points to a possible surface area of 8 000 ha in the country by 2019, as opposed to just over 6 000 in 2013. Things are also on the move in Ghana, the Tom Thumb of West Africa in terms of export bananas, with scope for more operators and surface areas. Finally, Cameroon seems to want to get in on the act too. The government has for years had a stated export target of 500 000 t by 2019 (257 000 t to the EU in 2014). The country currently has nearly 8 000 ha in its possession. It seems that we have now moved on from good intentions to the ac-tion phase. A PHP project amount-ing to around 800 ha in the south of the country (Dehane region) is currently getting off the ground. The State plantation (CDC) aims to increase its productivity per hectare.
June 2015Although barely perceptible in early June, the seasonal slowdown in demand was confirmed toward the middle of the month in Southern Europe, with the ar-rival of seasonal fruits, the run-up to the school holidays and temperatures be-coming summery, and then at the end of the month in Northern Europe with the arrival of summer across the continent. Furthermore, the overall African supply returned to average, after the marked shortfall in recent months, while the French West Indies supply climbed to 12 % above last year’s level. However, the dollar banana supply remained limited in Northern Europe, thanks to the early start of summer programmes, coupled with a widening Colombian shortfall. Meanwhile, the spot dollar banana sup-plies observed in May at the various ports were scarce. Hence a sound balance was maintained in Northern Europe until the end of the month. Southern Europe also maintained its balance to some extent, despite some moderate stocks appear-ing from mid-June. All of the markets started to swell only toward the end of June, with demand undergoing a more distinct slowdown. Green prices, which had maintained very high, stable levels since the beginning of the year, were only slightly adjusted during this period, con-tinuing to register levels 10 % above aver-age. Conversely, the situation in Spain se-riously deteriorated, due to a more severe slowdown in demand and the continuing supply surplus of the Canaries platano. Similarly the Russian market deteriorat-ed significantly once more, in the face of rising imports now at very high levels for the season (+ 16 %).
13.714.014.5
15.515.3
15.4
J F M A M J J A S O N D
euro
/col
is
2015 2014 2013
Allemagne - Prix vert (2e et 3e marques)
NORTHERN EUROPE — IMPORT PRICEJune 2015
euro/box
Comparisonprevious
monthaverage for last 2 years
15.36 0 % + 11 %
As for SPM, which has been shut down for many months, its sponsors hope to get back into business with over 2 000 ha, with the help of an African investment bank, the Cam-eroonian State and European sup-port funds. To do so, they have just finished a round of meetings with the Cameroonian, French and Brussels institutions. However, we should take care not to place the burden of all possible future world imbalances on this African growth, which all in all remains modest in terms of absolute value, compared to the surface areas of its Latin American competitors. In Ecuador alone, the surface area in production is reportedly between 200 000 and 250 000 ha (note the im-precision of the figures!). Finally, local and regional demand is booming, due to rapid population growth and urbanisation. West African markets are ripe for development, with fruit consumption rising every year. A recent report commissioned by the European Commission evaluated the needs not presently covered at nearly 300 000 t for Côte d’Ivoire. These new projects will cater for those too.
Source: CIRAD
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Banana consumption: still on the up. European banana imports climbed by 1.6 % in May 2015 (from May 2014). It was the dollar (+ 2.2 %) and non-African ACP sources (+ 11 %) which drove the trend, whereas the African ACPs slipped (- 9.6 %). Over the last twelve months (June 2014 to May 2015), imports were just above 5 million tonnes. If we add to this Eu-ropean production (in a bad spell in May 2015), consumption over the last twelve months set a new abso-lute record at 5 639 000 t. However, the upward trend has been running out of steam since the beginning of 2015, and plateauing out. The situation is roughly the same in the United States. Consumption gained 1 % over the first five months of the year, reaching the record level of 1 720 000 t. Colombia and Costa Rica, the only sources to drop on the US market, clearly opted for the European market, with Colombia for example raising its exports to the EU by 13 % in the first part of 2015. Ecuador went the other way. In the United States, the Latin
American giant consolidated its place as the number two supplier with an 11 % increase in its supply. Converse-ly, it fell in Europe by a nearly equiva-lent volume, and a proportion of 4 %. Which might lead us to believe that both these sources are demonstrat-ing the full force of the euro-dollar exchange rate effect (see FruiTrop 231, April 2015, page 40 et seq.).
Source: CIRAD
EUROPE - IMPORTED VOLUMES - JUNE 2015
SourceComparison
May 2015
June2014
2015 cumulative total compared to 2014
French West Indies + 12 % - 4 %Cameroon/Ghana/Côte d’Ivoire 0 % - 8 %Surinam - 17 % - 16 %Canaries + 17 % + 2 %Dollar:
Ecuador + 32 % + 12 %Colombia* + 9 % + 9 %Costa Rica + 19 % + 17 %
CANARIES - IMPORT PRICE*
June 2015
euro/box
Comparison
previousmonth
average forlast 2 years
13.50 - 10 % - 32 %
CANARIES
* 18.5-kg box equivalent Estimated thanks to professional sources / * total all destinations
RUSSIA - IMPORT PRICE
June 2015
USD/box
Comparison
previousmonth
average forlast 2 years
12.84 - 22 % + 5 %
R U S S I A
UNITED STATES - IMPORT PRICE
June 2015
USD/box
Comparison
previousmonth
average forlast 2 years
16.06 - 4 % - 1 %
UNITED
STATES
Banana - January to May 2015 (provisional)
000 tonnes 2013 2014 2015 2015/2014 difference
EU-27 — Supply 2 376 2 518 2 528 0 %Total imports, of which 2 106 2 236 2 255 + 1 %
MFN 1 676 1 780 1 809 + 2 %ACP Africa 227 255 235 - 8 %
ACP others 203 202 210 + 4 %Total EU, of which 271 282 273 - 3 %
Martinique 77 83 78 - 7 %Guadeloupe 26 28 25 - 8 %
Canaries 162 162 162 0 %USA — Imports 1 933 1 943 1 955 + 1 %
Re-exports 225 236 235 0 %Net supply 1 708 1 708 1 720 + 1 %
EU sources: CIRAD, EUROSTAT (excl. EU domestic production) / USA source: US Customs
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17.316.7
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J F M A M J J A S O N D
USD
/col
is
2015 2014 2013
Etats-Unis - Prix vert (spot)
12.3
17.818.7
14.316.5
12.8
J F M A M J J A S O N D
USD
/col
is
2015 2014 2013
Russie - Prix vert CIF St Petersburg
14.8 15.5
15.9 13.6
15.0
13.5
J F M A M J J A S O N D
euro
/col
is
2015 2014 2013
Espagne - Prix vert platano*
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Russia - Green price
Spain - Platano - Green price*
United States - Green price (spot)
euro
/box
euro
/box
euro
/box
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Southern Hemisphere pip fruits: fall in apple and pear exports confirmed. We are now a good way through the Southern Hemisphere pear campaign, though the distinct slowdown which began in May has undermined the end of the season for certain varieties. Exports fell this year. They are reportedly down 16 % from 2014 for the main Southern Hemisphere exporter countries, with a considerable fall in Continental Europe (including Russia), whereas shipments were fairly high to the Middle East and stable to Asia. Yet the start of the campaign came even later for the apple. Hence in late June, only Gala had really got up to speed in Europe, whereas sales remained very low for Granny or Pink Lady, or even non-existent for the red varieties. So there was a considerable fall in exports to Europe, according to the aggregate total from week 26 (- 17 % on 2014). Shipments to Asia were also down. The export tempo remained just as high to the Middle East.
Sources: Hortgro, Infofruit
Temperate fruit
European grape: potential stopping short of excess. The Italian campaign be-gan with the very first Vittoria and Black Magic at the end of week 24 in Sicily. Operators are confident since although a very high potential was not expected this year, the climate conditions were particularly favourable during the various key formation stages of the grape; so the crop is set to be sound, and of fine quality. However, production was down slightly last year (1.04 million tonnes, - 8 % from 2013), especially for Apulia (581 000 t, - 16 %), whereas Sicily had a good level (360 000 t, + 3 %). So exports fell slightly (439 000 t, - 12 %), with very small volumes aimed at Russia (1 200 t as opposed to the usual 15 000 t) due to the embargo. This situation, which last year weighed down on Red Globe sales, could recur with the extension of the Russian embargo. The French campaign reportedly has a slight head start, though the potential is set for an average level, like last year. Surface areas are continuing to shrink in France (5 266 ha in 2014, i.e. - 2 % on 2013), with the potential now down to just under 50 000 t. There was also an early start to the Spanish campaign, after last year’s slightly reduced production (228 000 t, - 13 % on 2013).
Source: Infofruit
European stone fruits: potential revised down-ward, particularly for the peach and nectarine. The forecast figures from Medfel have just been re-evaluated. The final forecast is 2.90 million tonnes for the peach and nectarine, excluding Pavie, as opposed to 2.97 million tonnes in May, with a fall of 7 % for France from the first evaluation, and 9 % for Greece. The drop is smaller for Spain (- 4 %), while Italy actually revised its production slightly upward, by 2 %. The figures were also adjusted, albeit less significantly for the apricot, though with a 3 % decrease from the April forecast (497 868 t as opposed to 509 570 t). The fall was particularly marked for Italy (- 5 %). The forecast was also slightly lower for France (- 2 %), though the estimate underwent practically no correction for Spain (- 1 %) or Greece (0 %).
Sources: Medfel, Infofruit
Peach and nectarine — European Union Harvest forecasts (June update)
Tonnes 20152015 compared with
2014 Last 3 years average
Italy 1 339 874 + 1 % - 6 %Spain 1 082 135 - 2 % + 16 %France 199 721 - 11 % - 17 %Greece 287 000 - 8 % + 1 %
Total 2 908 730 - 2 % + 1 %
Apricot — European Union — Harvest forecasts
Italy 187 000 - 12 % - 12 %France 163 175 - 6 % 0 %Spain 98 693 + 10 % + 5 %Greece 46 000 - 13 % - 17 %
Total 494 868 - 7 % - 5 %Sources: Europêch, Medfel
Apple — Southern Hemisphere Cumulative exports at week 26 (excl. USA)
box (12.5-kg equivalent) 2015 Compared with 2014EU total (with Russia) 202 554 - 25 %United Kingdom 73 764 - 7 %Europe (with Russia) 128 790 - 32 %Middle East 72 567 + 12 %Asia 112 473 - 18 %
Total 387 594 - 17 %
Pear — Southern Hemisphere Cumulative exports at week 26 (excl. USA)
box (12.5-kg equivalent) 2015 Compared with 2014EU total (with Russia) 286 335 - 19 %United Kingdom 19 802 - 16 %Europe (with Russia) 266 533 - 19 %Middle East 34 846 + 6 %Asia 20 234 - 6 %
Total 341 415 - 16 %Source: Shaffe
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P R I C E
VO L U M E S
AvocadoJune 2015The situation on a market historically buoyant in the spring turned on its head. Consumption remained slow due to the massive emergence of seasonal fruits and avocado retail prices maintaining very high levels (+ 16 %). Meanwhile, incoming Hass shipments were up con-siderably despite the fall in the South African supply. Kenyan imports returned to a higher level, while there was a par-ticularly massive peak in incoming Peru-vian shipments, quickly saturating the market. Hence, in spite of a rise in Eu-ropean avocado consumption from last year, the market came under pressure again, with some stocks forming. Import prices came undone, losing more than 4 euros/box in the space of a month. For the green varieties, the fall in rates was more limited because of the descending supply, remaining in shortfall.
VarietiesComparison
previousmonth
average forlast 2 years
Green - 15 %
Hass + 21 %
Varieties
Averagemonthly
priceeuro/box
Comparisonwith the last
2 years
Green 5.90 - 2 %
Hass 7.40 + 21 %
Source
Comparison
ObservationsCumulative total /
cumulative average for last 2 years
previousmonth
average forlast 2 years
Peru + 22 %Hass supply rising steeply, with volumes 27 % above the average for the past two years; though green variety imports falling, with an ongoing shortfall (- 57 %).
+ 8 %
Kenya = - 3 % Hass supply stable, at levels 14 % above average, after a very late start to the campaign with a wide shortfall.
- 32 %
South Africa - 9 % Hass volumes beginning to fall, 10 % below average. Green variety imports down, and still in shortfall (- 7 %).
+ 16 %
Review of the 2014-15 Spanish avocado season: a dream campaign! The avocado can be likened to green gold for Spanish producers. With 47 500 t, the 2014-15 harvest attained a very good level in the Malaga region, despite some losses due to unfavourable weather in Novem-ber. In terms of price, it provided a truly memorable performance. With 2.15 euros/kg at the import stage, the average rate exhibited a considerable rise from the already excellent level of 1.80 euro/kg registered in 2013-14. Hence the turnover of the industry reached a record level of 84 million euros, up 22 million euros from the previous season. The General Secretary of ASAJA Malaga, Benjamin Fauli, is nonetheless calling on industry operators to take advantage of this prosperous period to work on the weak points of the Spanish in-dustry, in particular by improving productivity.
Source: ASAJA Malaga
Review of the 2014-15 New Zealand avocado season: Antipodeans striking gold too! 2014-15 was also a memorable year for producers from the Bay of Plenty, in more than one sense. On the volumes side, production and exports attained a high point. On the price side, the performance was just as fine, with economic returns to producers far exceeding those of the previous record season in 2011-12: this success was due largely to better downstream organisation since the establishment of Avoco, which encompasses nearly two thirds of the export supply. This has provided sound management of volumes to Australia, the prime outlet for New Zealand, and better harnessed the take-off of demand on Asian diversification markets. This fine campaign augurs well, and saw the “New Zealand Avocado Go Global” programme get underway, with the aim of tripling production by 2023.
Source: NZAGA
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0.5
1.0
1.5
2.0
2.5
3.0
3.5
O N D J F M A M J J A S
euro
/kg
Avocat - France - Prix import
14/15 13/14 12/13
5.2
14.5
7.7
12.4
9.3
20.4
6.7
17.3
24.8
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7
07/0
8
08/0
9
09/1
0
10/1
1
11/1
2
12/1
3
13/1
4
14/1
5
000
tonn
es
Sources: NZ avocados, AICL
Avocado - New ZealandExports
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Avocado - France - Import price
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VO L U M E S
Orange
TypeComparison
previous month
average for last 2 years
Dessert orange + 4 %
Juice orange + 26 %
Type
Average monthly
priceeuro/15-kg box
Comparison with average
for last 2 years
Dessert orange 14.10 + 19 %
Juice orange 13.05 + 12 %
VO L U M E S
Varietiesby
source
Comparison
Observations
Cumulative total / cumulative
average for last 2 years
previousmonth
average forlast 2 years
Spanish Navelate - 6 % Early end to the Navelate campaign. Some late variety batches
available on the market. + 10 %
Spanish Valencia Late + 26 % Valencia Late campaign continuing its rapid progress. Campaign
peaking at higher levels than in other years. + 20 %
South African Navel + 22 %
Navel supply progressing rapidly, with volumes 22 % higher than in previous years. Coloration concerns on certain batches at the beginning of the campaign.
+ 21 %
South African citrus cultiva-tion area: deceptive stability. The lack of change between 2014 and 2015 in surface areas dedicated to citruses is deceptive. Background upward or downward movements were confirmed, but offset each other. It was no surprise that the grapefruit cultivation area, which had held up in recent seasons, recorded a severe fall. There was a considerable change in trend for oranges too: the slight growth seen since the end of the last decade gave way to stabilisa-tion for Navel and a clear downturn for Valencia. The ongoing strong dynamic for easy peelers will come as no surprise to anyone (+ 1 300 ha in one year!), yet some are becoming more concerned in view of the de-mand prospects (see FruiTrop 232). Connoisseurs of the essential oils and concentrated juice markets will hardly be surprised at the ongoing upward surge by the lemon cultiva-tion area. Surface areas increased by 800 ha between 2014 and 2015, and by nearly 2 000 ha in three years.
Source: CGA
2014-15 Israeli citrus cam-paign: weighed down by external factors. The expected rebound did not take place, in either volumes or economic returns to producers. The blame can be attributed firstly to another tough winter in terms of climate. The heavy winds and hail
which struck in January 2015 report-edly caused approximately 18 million USD of losses for the Israeli agricultur-al sector, according to the insurance fund Kanat, with high added-value citrus varieties such as Or among the least affected thanks to the protective systems in place (anti-hail nets). The economic context has also been high-ly unfavourable, with the steep fall in the euro against the shekel weighing heavily on the balance. In addition, the collapse of the rouble reportedly resulted in a 30 % fall from last season in the turnover made with Russia, a vital market for Israel. The Israeli Farmers Association has requested an allowance of 51 million USD from the government to make up for the reve-nue losses registered on this market.
Source: USDA
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0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1.0
O N D J F M A M J J A S
euro
/kg
Orange - France - Prix import
14/15 13/14 12/13
June 2015Orange sales remained dynamic, in spite of the seasonal slowdown in demand due to the progression of seasonal fruits. The Spanish Navelate supply continued to shrink early, with prices strengthen-ing, in particular for the last available batches (mid-June). Hence sales of Span-ish Valencia Late remained highly fluid, and shipments peaked at higher levels than in previous years (+ 26 %). Prices remained high for the season, at both the import stage (+ 12 %) and produc-tion stage. In this favourable context, South African shipments continued to grow rapidly, with a supply 22 % above average. In spite of a sometimes hetero-geneous quality (insufficient coloration, acidity), Navel prices remained 11 % above average.
Citrus — South Africa — Evolution of cultivation area2015 (ha)
Difference with 2014 Difference with 2009-10 averageha % ha %
Valencia Late 25 654 - 1 215 - 5 + 1 573 + 7Navel 15 640 + 16 0 + 965 + 7Grapefruit 8 798 - 607 - 6 - 274 - 3Easy peelers 7 722 + 1 321 + 21 + 2 726 + 55Lemon 6 692 + 788 + 13 + 2 255 + 51
Total 64 506 + 303 0 + 7 244 + 13Source: CGA
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Sources: CMBI, CLAM
Citrus - Israel - Export
Easy peelersOrangeLemonGrapefruit
Orange - France - Import price
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GrapefruitJune 2015The under-supply enabled the grapefruit market to remain well-balanced. Howev-er, demand continued its seasonal fall given the arrival of the fine weather and the breakthrough of seasonal fruits. The Northern Hemisphere campaigns came to an end, with the last Spanish batches available at the beginning of the month, and limited Corsican batches in mid-June. Yet most significantly the South African supply remained in shortfall. In spite of the incoming shipments peak at the beginning of the month, volumes registered levels 17 % below average. Good sales in Northern Europe and over-all exports revised downward managed to limit availability in France and build-up of stocks. Hence prices dropped slightly from the start of the campaign, though they maintained very good lev-els for the season (+ 21 %).
V O L U M E S
Type
Comparison
previous month
average for last 2 years
S. Hemisphere - 17 %
PRIC E
Type
Average monthly
priceeuro/17-kg box
equivalent
Comparison with average
for last 2 years
S. Hemisphere 16.32 + 21 %
V O L U M E S
Source
Comparison
ObservationsCumulative total /
cumulative average for last 2 years
previousmonth
average forlast 2 years
South Africa - 17 % Supply rising, though volumes still in shortfall. - 9 %
Review of the 2014-15 Span-ish citrus campaign: another catastrophe, according to the producers’ unions. According to Unio de LLauradores, the analysis of the official prices published by the regional government observatories indicates an estimated industry turnover of 735 million euros at the production stage, down 39 million euros from the already very difficult 2013-14 season. The balance was apparently particularly negative for easy peelers, with revenue falling by 58 million euros, due to another black year for Nules. The economic results seem to be similar to the 2013-14 season for orange, with the good second part of the season recorded for late Valencia and Navel compensating for another disastrous Naveline campaign. The balance was reportedly positive for the lemon and grapefruit, with the turnover up by 18 and 2.2 million euros respectively.
Source: La Unio
Spanish producers believe that the European Commission is underestimating the risk of greening… and we cannot contradict them! The Valencia Farmers’ Association (AVA-ASAJA) has had enough. The only really tangible action implemented by the European Commission to pro-tect the European citrus industry from the ravages of greening, namely the ban on imports of plant material from countries contami-nated by the disease, is not even being applied. Murrayas plants, originating from countries officially recognised by EPPO as positive for the lethal bacteriosis, are continu-ing to enter the Community, with 27 interceptions of plants carrying the African or Asian form recorded
since the prohibition measures took effect. As for implementing additional measures, the Brussels authorities recognise that “it will be a long process”. Greening began to spread like wildfire in 2004, and a non-contaminated vector of the African form of the disease was detected in Galicia in 2014.
Source: AVA-ASAJA
US market opening up to the Spanish Verna lemon? The Spanish Ministry for Agriculture is negotiating with the US sani-tary authorities (APHIS) over the possibility of exporting the Verna lemon to the United States without applying cold insect control treat-ment, at the request of the Murcia Chamber of Agriculture and the In-terprofessional Association for the lemon and grapefruit (AILIMPO). A study by a Murcia research institute (IMIDA) showed that female fruit flies could not lay on lemons during May and June, since the fruit skin is too hard.
Source: FreshPlaza
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Roots & tubersQ2 2015
Sweet potato (SP)
The white-fleshed sweet potato supply relied primarily on Egypt, which contin-ued its marketing campaign. Its large and regular shipments earned better val-ue overall than in Q1. The average rates, close to 0.80 euro/kg in Q1, approached 0.90 euro/kg during Q2. The Egyptian campaign drew to a gradual close in mid-June. The resumption of shipments from South Africa at the beginning of the quarter provided purchasers with an alternative. South African merchandise, sold at around 1.40 euro/kg in April, encountered competition from other sources and saw its sale price ebb in May and June to around 1.20-1.30 euro/kg. Finally, Honduran produce, shipped in smaller quantities, obtained fairly steady prices at around 1.50 euro/kg, dipping at times to 1.30-1.40 euro/kg.
Israeli orange-fleshed sweet pota-toes sold at strong, high prices in Q2 (1.70 euro/kg). Produce from the Unit-ed States, available until May, sold on
a downward trend from 1.60 euro/kg at the beginning of the period to 1.30 euro/kg on average in late May, when shipments were decreasing steeply. The rate for Honduran orange-fleshed sweet potatoes fluctuated more during the last three months, with a pronounced fall in April (from 1.60 to 1.20 euro/kg). After being suspended in May, ship-ments resumed in June with higher rates (1.50-1.60 euro/kg). Supplementing the supply, South Africa, rather specialised in the white-fleshed sweet potato ex-port sector, began supplying in late April orange-fleshed sweet potatoes, which sold steadily at around 1.60 euro/kg. Some white-skinned white-fleshed sweet potatoes from Brazil and the Unit-ed States sold on an occasional basis for between 1.50 and 1.70 euro/kg.
Yam
Ghanaian white yams largely dominat-ed the market, selling steadily at around 1.20 euro/kg. Some Puna batches from the same source supplemented incom-ing shipments in the second half of April,
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Sweet potato: RO: red-skinned, orange fleshed / RW: red-skinned, white-fleshed / Source : Pierre Gerbaud
and sold on the same price footing as the whites. French produce remained on the market until the end of April, which marked a campaign extension of approximately two months from 2014. Prices, which in the first half of April maintained a strong level of 3.00 euros/kg, then dipped to 2.75 euros/kg for the last shipments, which were less relia-ble in terms of quality. Some additional batches from Côte d’Ivoire sold at 1.10 euro/kg in the second half of April.
Cassava
After an April slump (to below 1.10 euro/kg), the rate of Costa Rican cassava re-turned to a more normal level in May, climbing by 0.05 to 0.10 euro/kg.
EddoeEddoes from Costa Rica, the sole suppli-er for this product, sold throughout the period at a very stable price (2.00 euros/kg on average). Depending on the sizes and quality of the tubers, prices ranged from 1.80 to 2.30 euros/kg.
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Other exoticsQ2 2015
Plantain banana
The plantain banana market saw a dis-tinct recovery after a tough time in Q1. Liquidation of stocks and the reduc-tion of Colombian shipments made a big contribution to bringing sale prices more into line with the norm. In April, Colombian plantains neared the 1.00 euro/kg mark, before slightly exceeding it with prices of between 1.00 and 1.10 euro/kg, depending on the produce quality. Disrupted during the Q1 crisis, Ecuadorian plantain bananas recovered their niche, selling steadily at 0.10 euro/kg below the prices charged for Colom-bian fruit.
Chayote and christophine
Costa Rica remained the sole supplier of chayote and christophine during Q2 2015. The price of Costa Rican chayotes, which began the period strongly due to their rise during March, dropped in May before again taking an upturn in early June. It then stabilised at a foot-
ing of 1.20 euro/kg. The christophine rate exhibited more variation, though with a low amplitude. Depending on the incoming shipments, it fluctuated between 1.60 and 1.80 euro/kg. Some christophine batches from Martinique supplemented Costa Rican shipments. Air-freight christophines maintained a steady market price of around 2.80 eu-ros/kg.
Dasheen
The rate of the Saint Vincent Dasheen, which maintained a very stable 2.80 euros/kg until early May, subsequent-ly climbed until the end of the period,
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exceeding the 3.00 euros/kg mark and temporarily nearing 3.50 euros/kg. This value gain was caused by the dwin-dling supply and more irregular ship-ments. Meanwhile, Martinique supplied small quantities of air-freight dasheen. Produce from Martinique, practically non-existent in April, sold at around 3.90 euros/kg when shipments resumed. The rate was fixed at around 4.20 euros/kg in the first half of May, given the scarcity of the supply. It then returned to 4.00 eu-ros/kg until the end of the period.
Chilli pepper
The price of the chilli pepper fell from April to May, across all sources. Nonethe-less, each source maintained a distinct price level, with the highest for Guade-loupe, the lowest for the Dominican Re-public, and intermediate prices for Mar-tinique. In June, rates stabilised. Prices fell to their lowest point in late April-ear-ly May, because of larger shipments from the Dominican Republic, which weighed down on all transactions.
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PineappleJune 2015In June, the situation on the pineapple market deteriorated considerably. From the beginning of the month, the high availability of seasonal fruits and the fine weather gradually diverted demand away from the pineapple. So operators were rather struggling to keep sales moving. The situation worsened at the beginning of the second half-month, with the arrival of substantial volumes of Costa Rican Sweet, due to the natu-ral flowering. The market was no longer able to handle these volumes, and pric-es tumbled. At the end of the month, there were hosts of batches available at after-sales prices. This poor sales phe-nomenon did not spare the established brands, which were also very heavily lad-en with fruit.
The situation was just as tight on the air-freight pineapple market. The avail-ability of an abundant and inexpensive seasonal fruits supply greatly hindered the placement of the incoming batches on the market. And the numerous qual-ity concerns did nothing to help switch demand back to this fruit. Hence stocks gradually formed, forcing operators to lower their prices initially, before resort-ing to after-sales prices. Several opted to considerably cut back their imports, though this did not generate any pos-itive effects on demand. The situation was also difficult for the Sugarloaf. Rates remained fairly stable at between 1.75 and 2.00 euros/kg. However, this variety too saw after-sales prices, under pres-sure from the increasingly large Togo-lese supply.
Sales on the Victoria market were often complicated. With the availability of sea-sonal fruits, lack of interest in this fruit became increasingly marked through-out the month. The supply was gradually scaled back to adapt to the demand of a few die-hards.
PINEAPPLE - IMPORT PRICE IN FRANCE - MAIN SOURCESWeeks 2015 23 24 25 26
Air-freight (euro/kg)Smooth Cayenne Benin 1.80-1.90 1.70-1.90 1.70-1.90 1.70-1.90
Cameroon 1.75-1.95 1.70-1.90 1.70-1.90 1.70-1.90Ghana 1.75-2.10 1.70-1.90 1.70-1.90 1.70-1.90Côte d’Ivoire 1.80-1.90 1.80-1.95 1.80-1.95 1.80-1.95
Victoria Reunion 3.50-3.60 3.50-3.60 3.50-3.60 2.50-3.50Mauritius 3.00-3.30 3.00-3.30 3.00-3.30 2.50-3.30
Sea-freight (euro/box)Smooth Cayenne Côte d’Ivoire 6.00-7.50 6.00 5.00-6.50 -Sweet Côte d’Ivoire 8.00-10.00 8.00-9.50 7.50-9.50 7.50-9.00
Ghana 8.00-10.00 8.00-9.50 7.50-9.50 7.50-9.00Costa Rica 7.00-8.00 6.00-7.00 5.00-7.00 5.00-7.00
EUROPE
PINEAPPLE — IMPORT PRICE
Weeks23 to 26 Min Max
Air-freight (euro/kg)
Smooth CayenneVictoria
1.753.00
2.103.80
Sea-freight (euro/box)
Smooth Cayenne Sweet
6.507.00
8.0010.00
MangoJune 2015The market had a difficult June, with de-mand down. The combined shipments from West Africa (Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Bur-kina Faso and Guinea) and Latin America (Brazil, Puerto Rico and Dominican Rep.) generated stocks. The official end of the Ivorian campaign encouraged operators to ship even bigger volumes, with the lateness of the rains heralding that the fruits would keep well. Sales of West Af-rican mangoes were handicapped this campaign by the predominance of small sizes. The multiple sources, qualities and sizes disrupted sales, driving the Kent rate downward. The last Ivorian batch-es often sold at open prices due to their qualitative disparity. Mangoes from Mali and Burkina Faso held up better, in spite of quality problems, with their higher cost price also a factor. Keitts from Puer-to Rico and the Dominican Rep., espe-cially aimed at the supermarket sector, sold more steadily and at higher prices. Batches from Guinea, received con-tinuously in Northern Europe, sold for 4.00-5.00 euros/box until the 3rd week of June (last incoming batches). After low prices at the beginning of the peri-od (3.50 euros/box), the price of Brazil-ian Tommy Atkins available in Northern Europe recovered to 4.75 euros/box on average at the end of the month. Keitts
EUROPE
MANGO - INCOMING SHIPMENTS (estimate in t)Weeks 2015 23 24 25 26
Air-freightBurkina Faso 15 10 10 5Mali 20 10 10 10Côte d'Ivoire 50 70 - -Mexico 80 100 80 80
Sea-freightBrazil 1 140 1 430 1 120 1 080Côte d’Ivoire 2 200 1 100 660 220
MANGO - IMPORT PRICE ON THE FRENCH MARKETWeeks 2015 23 24 25 26 Aver. June 2015 Aver. June 2014
Air-freight (euro/kg)Burkina Kent 3.00-3.50 2.80-3.50 3.00-3.50 2.50-3.00 2.80-3.40 2.70-3.10Mali Amélie 2.80-3.20 - - - 2.80-3.20 2.80Mali Valencia 2.50-3.50 2.50-3.50 - - 2.50-3.50 3.00Mali Kent 2.50-3.80 3.20-3.80 3.00-3.50 3.00-3.50 2.90-3.65 3.00-3.60C. d’Ivoire Kent 3.00-3.50 2.00-3.50 2.00-3.00 2.30-3.30 3.25-4.50Mexico Kent 4.00-5.00 4.00-4.50 4.00-4.50 4.00-4.50 4.00-4.60 4.35-4.90Senegal Kent - 4.20-4.30 4.00 4.00 4.05-4.10 4.50
Sea-freight (euro/box)Dom. Rep. Keitt 6.00-6.50 5.00-6.00 5.00-6.00 5.00-6.00 5.25-6.10 4.95-5.65Puerto Rico Keitt 5.00-6.00 5.00-6.00 5.00-6.00 5.00-6.00 5.00-6.00 5.85-6.35C. d’Ivoire Kent 3.00-3.50 2.00-3.50 2.00-4.00 2.00-4.00 2.25-3.75 4.00-4.65Mali Kent 4.50-5.50 4.00-5.50 4.00-5.00 4.00-5.50 4.10-5.35 4.60-6.00Senegal Kent - - - 5.00-6.50 5.00-6.50 5.50-6.00
and Palmers from Brazil obtained higher prices, of around 5.00-6.00 euros/box. The air-freight market also had a very difficult period. The big shipments from West Africa (especially Côte d’Ivoire) un-til the 2nd week led to the formation of substantial stocks, with sluggish demand. The poor sales caused deterioration in quality. The low sale prices of advanced maturity batches weighed heavily on transactions, with operators forced to make price concessions, to the point of clearance sales. The Mexican campaign began in this context, with prices falling. Thereafter, purchasers turned away from African mangoes, with their unreliable quality, in favour of Mexican mangoes, which kept better. Their rates stabilised, while the African mango rate came un-done. The 2nd week saw the start of the Senegalese campaign, with lower prices than Mexican produce. The market satu-ration eased at the end of the month.
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EUROPE
Sea freightJune 2015At 73c/cbft the TCE average for the first six months of the year is approximately US$0.10c above the figure for last year and the highest since the US$100c/cbft of 2008 for the period. With May and June 2015 calculating a similar level to the cor-responding months last year and January well below, the difference in 2015 is partly attributable to the strong charter market performance between February and April, and partly down to the significant and well documented reduction in bunker costs.
Unlike in previous years where the com-bination of a rise in Ecuadorian banana volumes and a firm Med market tightened the supply of capacity and drove the char-ter market northwards, this year bananas did not play an active role in the drama – indeed they barely even made it onto the stage.
This was partly down to the growth in importance of the container lines in the Ecuador to Eastern Med trade lane, partly because the same markets have anyway become marginalized, and partly because the largest reefer operator Seatrade has adapted its business model to focus on the reliability of COAs instead of relying on spot charters.
The foundation on which the seasonal peak was built was Chile, which absorbed the majority of the top end units between January and April. And while there wasn’t a great deal of spot action, the volume of fruit handled was significantly higher than last year: this increase was the main rea-son for the rise in number of units to the trade. However the work-to-rule on the US west coast, which slowed port operations for container line and reefer alike, result-ed in schedule delays and, consequently, the need for disproportionately more ton-nage to ship the higher cargo volume.
Between May 2014 and April 2015 Chile exported 2.036m pallets of fruit, slightly down on both the 2013/14 (2.044m) and 2012/13 (2.061m) figures. Of these totals,
MONTHLY SPOT AVERAGE
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Dunkirk, the number 1 French port for contain-erised fruit imports. Fruit traffic has doubled in ten years, reaching 710 000 t in 2014. Nearly one container in every ten now handled at Dunkirk contains fruits or vegetables. Besides the French West Indies banana which arrived in 1998, the port is also a major hub for Moroccan products (Dunkrus Agadir-St. Petersburg line), and since the beginning of 2015 has captured part of the banana flow from West Africa. This performance is all the more laudable since during the same period, certain Northern Range ports have seen their fruit and vegetable imports decline (- 600 000 t for the port of Antwerp, which now handles approximately 1 000 000 tonnes). Dunkirk is harness-ing its geographic location at the crossroads between the United Kingdom, the Paris Basin and Belgium, with rapid sea access and the presence of numerous and competitive private storage infrastructures (5 tempera-ture controlled warehouses, with a total capacity of 100 000 m2).
Sources: Port of Dunkirk, CCI Nord
the specialized reefer accounted for 554K pallets this season compared to 486K pallets last season and 679K pallets the previous year.
Interestingly and somewhat paradoxically, despite the PMA/ILWU dispute the US West Coast received 37K pallets more fruit this season than last. The US East Coast meanwhile saw a recovery in volumes to 400K pallets - but this figure is still well below the 470K pallets shipped in 2012/13, also perhaps indi-cating a switch in some volumes to the container lines. However the most significant fall in special-ized reefer traffic was the drop from 86K pallets to ‘other’ markets in 2012/13 to only 12K pallets this season. This is mostly related to the fall in value of the Rouble against the US$.
There is a sense in Chile that a balance in market share between the reefers and the lines has been achieved. How or whether the lines choose to take advantage of a wider Panama Canal to make further inroads into the reefers’ dominance of table grape shipments to the US East Coast by using larger, more cost efficient vessels on the trade lane from next year, remains to be seen.
While the Chilean table grape charters were and are likely to remain a critical base for the reefer charter market between January and April, it was the South Atlantic squid that dominated the spot business for small, handysize and also large vessels for the first time. With the absence of spot banana business, a good squid catch has become a vital component of a February through April charter market peak. This year the number of loadings totaled 55 to the end of May, of which 24 were units chartered in.
This season was just as big and even more eventful than last year: there was an early start, with the first vessel chartered in January, a strong mid-season with plenty of chartering action, and a conclusion so abrupt that major owner/operator Lavinia was obliged to cancel the final charter for lack of cargo.
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Source and methodology
All the figures published here are from European Customs sources published by Eurostat.
Observation
1. Customs statistics make a distinction between intra and extra-European imports. Intra-European imports report trade and do not correspond to the actual quantities available (double accounting with extra-EU imports is possible). Extra-European imports concern imports to the European Union from third countries (EU entry points).
2. Quantities from EU outermost regions (the four French overseas departments, Madeira, the Canary Islands and the Azores) have not been included in Community im-ports since 1997.
3. The European Union had 12 Member States until 1994, 15 Member States from 1994 to April 2004, 25 Member States from May 2004 to December 2006, 27 Member States from January 2007 to June 2013 and 28 Member States from July 2013.
4. All quantities are in tonnes.
5. The differences that may appear between the 2013 data published in the July-August 2014 issue of FruiTrop (No.224) and the 2013 data in the present issue result from later readjustments by the European statistical ser-vices.
6. Country codes according to the official EU norm:
Statistics contents
2013 and 2014 EU-28 imports
AT: Austria EL: Greece MT: Malta
BE-LU: Belgium-Luxembourg ES: Spain NL: Netherlands
BG: Bulgaria FI: Finland PL: Poland
CR: Croatia FR: France PT: Portugal
CY: Cyprus HU: Hungary RO: Romania
CZ: Czech Republic IE: Ireland SE: Sweden
DE: Germany IT: Italy SI: Slovenia
DK: Denmark LT: Lithuania SK: Slovakia
EE: Estonia LV: Latvia UK: United Kingdom
FRESH FRUITS
Apple .............................................................................................13Avocado .......................................................................................14Banana ..........................................................................................15Date ...............................................................................................16Easy peelers ................................................................................17Grapes ...........................................................................................18Grapefruit ....................................................................................19Kiwi ................................................................................................20Lemon ...........................................................................................21Lime. ..............................................................................................22Litchi, passion fruit ...................................................................23Mango, guava ............................................................................26Melon ............................................................................................27Orange ..........................................................................................28Other citrus .................................................................................29Papaya ..........................................................................................30Pear ................................................................................................31Pineapple.....................................................................................32Plantain ........................................................................................33Plum ..............................................................................................34Strawberry...................................................................................35Watermelon ................................................................................36
FRESH VEGETABLES
Asparagus ...................................................................................37Aubergine ...................................................................................38Courgette ....................................................................................39Early potato ................................................................................40French beans .............................................................................41Garlic.............................................................................................42Mushroom ..................................................................................43Onion ............................................................................................44Peas ...............................................................................................45Pepper ..........................................................................................46Tomato .........................................................................................47
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
By source ...................................................................... 24 and 25
Statistics 2013 and 2014 fresh fruit and vegetables European imports
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8369
323
206
548
1 41
762
4 91
642
55
632
2 05
416
4 25
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060
41 6
9554
33
505
2 54
913
537
588
2 60
226
805
631
981
186
210
128
922
Sout
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fric
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066
61 5
821
242
4 60
339
5611
555
1 20
436
318
1 26
814
918
384
331
Arg
entin
a3
577
3 89
982
81
641
1 52
238
573
14 4
574
826
367
211
237
581
116
1 25
435
414
Braz
il27
63
745
3 50
12
578
2 00
615
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719
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3 66
81
648
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366
USA
8 23
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190
363
6319
469
188
439
3437
1 75
354
394
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land
243
768
2320
01
329
152
577
2013
Intr
a EU
, inc
l.33
901
511
828
270
631
10 3
1772
256
47 7
4817
7 76
022
5 36
27
825
5 13
634
919
60 8
2312
8 62
437
691
55 1
1416
306
33 9
7014
722
73 8
6210
8 75
75
868
38 4
554
606
47 6
7515
380
10 1
7638
129
2 08
7 84
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ly5
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203
578
21 2
532
203
8 24
418
521
78 8
5133
462
2 87
075
912
947
10 5
052
453
9 17
51
432
2 74
52
215
28 2
656
564
3 39
125
44
057
1 41
11
192
569
263
470
750
Fran
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447
696
135
053
933
5 98
449
247
2522
6 67
887
141
623
601
2118
166
143
27 5
5714
481
18 0
416
694
841
359
432
Pola
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383
58 0
5414
629
5 56
730
788
459
13 3
9828
670
1 81
857
34
134
25 0
219
336
33 4
483
174
10 3
498
088
8 25
614
060
248
2 97
66
490
2 93
18
874
294
721
Net
herla
nds
1 31
311
4 65
224
294
223
396
5 66
44
660
51 5
2347
517
02
838
10 1
774
300
684
981
140
2 51
07
203
36 6
0523
14
694
479
1 52
765
642
6 42
128
5 78
0Be
lgiu
m17
436
394
7 89
42
056
540
5 57
555
305
4075
942
343
148
577
691
471
543
5 03
54
004
274
106
144
5216
4 58
0G
erm
any
10 0
6429
597
7 28
115
030
4 59
69
320
1 72
21
692
4 79
83
041
17 2
334
542
4 58
443
61
495
102
7 16
713
620
129
6 65
238
816
01
559
3 94
014
9 14
7Sp
ain
7510
192
13 0
4033
1647
643
019
770
131
723
553
089
291
207
7529
1 37
13
726
1848
870
23 2
2025
416
101
862
Extr
a EU
, inc
l.2
109
28 8
3620
8 19
119
065
347
9 93
832
379
30 6
074
312
970
9 56
324
019
8 94
72
094
2 40
43
161
4816
918
645
27 2
4718
712
892
685
10 8
172
441
217
054
633
368
Chile
3 58
826
341
1 56
018
028
10 5
931
706
6 75
720
281
808
169
5 96
82
378
140
2 88
540
44
648
682
174
169
416
Sout
h A
fric
a3
590
101
096
2 02
180
57
793
6130
931
412
1 34
690
72
761
606
315
2 71
1N
ew Z
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nd11
051
43 7
6295
43
382
2 80
119
940
169
2 85
223
493
2 40
010
146
513
1 62
9Br
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1 93
419
117
3 96
83
469
3 97
921
22 4
512
165
4 31
73
638
211
335
66 4
15A
rgen
tina
2 70
04
437
758
2 78
23
052
210
937
321
277
5 70
641
013
529
181
1 30
62
194
46 4
93M
aced
onia
116
166
1918
670
11
832
159
119
1 51
796
321
1 17
824
663
Serb
ia1
654
4 56
814
919
347
656
3836
797
073
595
2 01
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LTN
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EEFI
Tota
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2014
Intr
a EU
, inc
l.4
410
36 3
0914
800
711
2 05
910
801
5 22
556
394
1 28
71
981
7 02
25
973
20 6
687
111
2 38
370
194
23
251
18 3
0212
534
344
2 66
813
597
235
773
16
251
224
319
Net
herla
nds
1 95
425
653
3 92
144
596
87
993
2 34
119
036
858
563
3 84
74
535
3 54
61
466
147
238
1 42
113
828
3 65
223
41
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8714
717
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83
373
102
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87
078
6 47
159
175
1 43
731
318
142
111
923
247
7 28
41
524
483
158
1 54
11
300
2 11
710
02
821
129
1 24
664
929
Fran
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2 62
552
321
822
019
1 79
747
5 35
239
139
45
695
5 82
475
32
019
927
Ger
man
y1
145
3 49
069
842
58
930
91
107
301
273
375
897
627
339
761
779
486
210
960
15 3
84
Extr
a EU
, inc
l.0
958
36 7
530
183
47 5
0362
733
119
2 08
843
145
287
8715
1 09
81
069
4 42
68
014
822
302
540
Peru
105
9 19
633
700
14 2
6442
43 3
3519
21
094
4210
1 97
1So
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Afr
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010
782
1 00
96
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36 3
1214
810
655
347
Chile
6 88
13
859
7 84
022
33 2
451
867
53 7
14Is
rael
561
7 48
818
317
705
962
076
14 7
4687
151
098
877
78
44 9
45Ke
nya
559
1 05
86
476
6 72
378
915
604
Mex
ico
2227
01
867
5 84
211
2 26
00
179
010
450
Mor
occo
152
874
625
1 03
971
76
619
Braz
il1
231
113
547
13
557
225
265
Dom
. Rep
.96
507
145
1 10
268
112
02
650
Colo
mbi
a0
223
101
320
1 67
412
12
440
Tanz
ania
322
512
809
1 64
3Zi
mba
bwe
211
039
1 06
0
2013
Intr
a EU
, inc
l.3
420
29 7
2110
689
364
1 41
39
794
4 24
149
936
1 08
484
84
788
6 43
918
582
4 75
21
393
431
565
3 54
318
787
11 6
4023
32
312
106
863
121
566
4 43
519
1 06
4N
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s95
720
849
4 25
721
480
56
793
1 59
514
921
699
211
2 33
05
001
2 12
91
102
8711
31
467
15 1
753
058
147
679
8710
634
255
2 35
285
423
Spai
n60
15
912
3 34
637
931
502
29 7
5219
716
068
226
77
271
547
112
108
1 83
21
269
3 05
624
271
710
970
58 3
67Fr
ance
239
1 73
139
031
244
2 09
60
1 26
611
5 23
015
613
75
444
24
182
4736
016
247
Ger
man
y1
211
2 53
18
377
855
491
011
126
370
211
047
1 03
810
217
31
629
1 20
157
313
668
11 9
14
Extr
a EU
, inc
l.1
713
30 6
958
393
36 8
0950
110
531
333
6412
5 02
33
1 23
186
92
968
120
264
7925
1 62
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ru58
55
269
27 8
9711
202
121
6340
346
6465
542
1686
260
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627
498
4 45
97
692
29 9
241
040
550
679
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10 3
4674
05
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27 2
9216
922
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757
5 66
439
314
083
531
212
12 8
271
231
806
2912
3337
100
Keny
a0
544
1 03
54
485
6 39
685
00
213
313
Mex
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193
189
1 50
54
977
1 58
80
8522
20
8 75
8Br
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116
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3 10
50
03
928
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1 05
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220
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Intr
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310
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139
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9 25
339
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9 19
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114
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412
415
19 4
582
253
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6 75
249
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270
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3 99
20
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5 27
12
130
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man
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115
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27
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271
1 45
51
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2 53
590
308
133
223
1 04
712
1 35
07
482
14 2
498
324
028
032
341
358
063
454
319
Net
herla
nds
33 2
7220
2 57
411
141
101
4 19
15
648
1 99
616
708
555
237
8 04
71
204
37 3
844
552
119
657
06
843
15 7
884
172
117
2 61
412
54
164
358
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Fran
ce6
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12 8
198
039
129
46 2
1866
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204
124
8 61
638
727
5 28
11
038
10 2
4724
301
854
348
194
4 09
51
3 83
224
7 60
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ain
442
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118
159
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522
21
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615
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120
12 1
2480
738
141
485
Extr
a EU
, inc
l.1
179
735
577
999
326
27 6
736
15 2
8717
8 11
534
0 21
012
8 67
761
5 57
413
290
326
166
36 2
956
145
50 5
7023
129
915
1 28
6 39
53
088
68 5
933
998
28 5
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2111
926
5 03
6 42
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432
439
140
586
24 6
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078
11
112
97 2
4623
8 47
88
672
128
890
31 5
646
051
48 5
3623
24 2
1925
4 59
03
088
1 69
32
152
1 92
122
346
214
820
1 47
4 15
8Co
lom
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1 09
554
961
250
766
667
7 44
353
328
254
563
165
228
3410
3 89
960
361
445
784
921
146
416
1 08
6 09
6Co
sta
Rica
111
292
200
814
1 86
43
478
60 3
901
321
25 1
3916
1 70
73
712
11 3
131
956
6148
991
241
945
35 1
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553
18 5
216
180
4 84
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0 26
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9 52
819
0 40
83
444
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738
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8 01
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40 8
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23
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341
739
Cam
eroo
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40 6
5981
114
280
8 05
494
064
257
139
Côte
d’Iv
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37 7
244
898
126
861
2 20
381
052
252
738
Pana
ma
81 7
0423
335
4 12
413
768
231
547
443
25 1
8674
521
5427
722
4 98
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lize
68 5
174
990
27 1
9910
0 70
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ru29
598
2 66
50
4126
895
4036
735
161
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72 5
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72 5
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752
2131
030
873
418
14 5
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614
857
2 27
321
520
243
293
3 77
470
882
2013
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l.11
9 73
868
0 71
613
3 22
917
547
126
097
74 2
6854
594
292
648
5 71
143
301
89 9
3221
312
98 5
8827
9 35
641
295
7 71
944
993
21 9
6057
627
37 8
822
176
5 01
75
317
68 8
434
926
12 1
1465
163
2 41
2 07
0Be
lgiu
m36
522
401
539
9 33
297
34 1
931
132
2 13
710
3 60
321
10 3
7330
181
4 40
837
994
81 6
461
798
750
11 5
1510
558
8 56
84
110
146
393
3 96
95
303
191
800
478
Net
herla
nds
27 5
7324
2 67
829
471
603
19 0
785
008
248
24 6
0615
83
223
12 4
941
581
35 9
701
516
4368
934
612
785
10 5
772
9078
4298
158
14 4
1844
3 53
3G
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43 4
2114
437
323
133
64 6
8041
8 65
433
83
105
502
4 81
757
056
132
442
2 03
618
2 56
65
620
21 7
205
631
032
02
460
36 7
4641
3 53
6Fr
ance
9 38
110
881
8 05
438
555
2 74
550
935
7 61
435
945
6 16
91
111
8 26
621
088
75
239
100
5 60
132
83
232
215
249
UK
4 44
92
553
7620
779
091
4 13
312
06
1 49
46
844
02
497
2148
69
955
4 56
741
116
539
Extr
a EU
, inc
l.1
140
680
733
1 00
6 75
918
437
15 2
5913
8 81
532
8 36
212
4 08
956
5 06
98
702
319
874
19 8
101
607
38 6
9412
3 61
31
219
986
1 99
564
956
791
66 7
8349
249
101
12 5
004
807
320
Ecua
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4135
3 03
914
7 61
916
434
9 82
179
889
903
207
350
6 16
211
8 63
012
967
1 54
831
674
24 1
3924
8 24
81
995
209
532
7 40
132
152
101
5 92
31
316
685
Colo
mbi
a1
099
92 5
8324
7 41
19
983
43 2
9323
694
214
4 44
714
411
5 31
71
956
618
12 1
1245
2 96
91
382
26 1
3635
41
150
980
Cost
a Ri
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6 29
415
7 95
41
383
39 9
651
621
20 4
0415
8 02
11
169
11 6
004
744
3 71
355
876
188
787
30 8
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3910
307
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9 42
520
1 09
92
057
17 7
243
374
4 77
916
053
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030
46 5
6018
7 61
646
322
839
Côte
d’Iv
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465
447
4 52
212
2 75
665
458
783
252
165
Cam
eroo
n59
164
105
323
11 1
7311
674
558
250
334
Pana
ma
72 6
0127
484
922
7 97
513
310
311
1 87
814
417
435
62 4
2041
3 33
320
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2014
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515
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ance
262
198
793
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1 19
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10
413
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60
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5076
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391
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Net
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951
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122
416
106
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7 090 1 569 71 944 329 8 130 760 291 422 211 1 858 9 13 333 11 727 18 793 560 841 55 441 616 282Poland 339 1 216 11 807 849 108 6 020 360 380 674 79 170 1 278 2 2 209 1 374 4 720 7 565 705 237 336 8 350 1 226 251 2 994 619 148 454 1 151 823 74 837 168 8 417 2 609 37 126 285 770 276 297 562 067Portugal 3 853 15 821 1 233 2 630 7 5 392 11 230 802 11 4 445 3 928 52 579 435 926 5 258 3 692 51 900 2 426 27 527 4 875 7 511 2 060 22 385 2 700 969 1 144 7 710 658 1 094 9 701 101 843 191 493 127 316 318 810UK 6 090 253 8 487 67 875 932 1 455 1 630 1 770 2 417 1 589 2 342 7 546 22 491 126 9 752 6 613 12 536 3 095 2 230 21 020 1 160 11 788 1 545 193 583 2 553 1 047 1 549 15 826 1 475 3 096 23 346 10 864 193 196 61 028 254 225Austria 1 062 154 555 15 060 6 647 56 1 200 833 133 14 834 3 664 9 696 29 2 429 6 413 63 1 322 3 453 66 105 1 435 12 019 453 427 1 272 1 709 1 230 322 39 834 241 13 766 2 810 7 300 133 177 68 134 201 311Ireland 683 21 88 112 182 40 1 261 426 117 11 8 771 552 1 635 985 3 1 876 91 8 640 59 357 60 25 10 62 344 74 11 875 0 327 98 851 104 828 64 601 169 429Hungary 508 0 204 2 823 2 362 48 89 16 36 9 83 198 209 0 78 012 724 1 291 378 1 720 20 278 11 367 644 1 169 1 898 50 9 962 204 1 292 2 012 2 067 19 407 2 185 2 539 121 000 42 580 163 581Czech Rep. 713 51 430 51 229 3 622 111 895 1 374 291 100 300 220 4 744 7 5 280 5 117 5 259 4 172 2 998 23 942 763 6 257 791 35 732 6 048 341 99 11 044 1 291 6 437 4 478 9 825 117 874 40 779 158 654Latvia 695 127 893 16 367 1 071 118 211 1 207 128 71 365 1 543 3 169 2 1 369 1 769 210 13 366 1 193 12 576 1 163 2 133 282 16 869 1 383 408 4 1 334 5 2 629 97 6 053 59 748 12 671 72 419Cyprus 10 185 215 933 0 224 236 37 2 7 0 6 041 2 996 7 031 4 1 8 380 9 202 1 552 0 49 36 1 224 24 78 33 838 144 28 064 35 391 63 455Slovakia 580 30 18 16 428 729 741 111 1 010 25 1 14 68 2 592 0 480 1 669 27 1 312 127 21 332 1 260 1 296 319 170 159 115 7 7 4 776 534 3 327 130 3 902 49 848 13 439 63 287Slovenia 82 331 436 20 181 916 5 188 58 8 0 583 228 2 101 0 568 2 010 2 195 351 1 769 10 144 178 352 602 1 44 671 101 22 1 829 179 9 262 961 1 111 42 684 14 681 57 365Denmark 416 8 85 12 583 2 154 374 137 419 270 184 110 1 475 4 062 167 166 579 1 808 1 385 7 931 777 199 109 14 26 78 42 128 11 103 849 1 037 2 951 2 213 34 292 18 507 52 799Lithuania 228 815 210 9 568 1 019 106 124 762 46 4 38 329 2 851 3 6 078 1 922 317 1 275 650 6 453 477 1 261 63 7 673 8 626 171 22 2 494 2 197 945 106 2 273 34 533 17 405 51 938Bulgaria 675 0 2 5 883 2 347 2 286 1 067 4 7 5 67 1 196 4 334 1 184 1 066 53 1 011 930 542 422 9 8 777 1 793 132 37 1 397 165 1 646 2 864 938 21 083 9 635 30 718Sweden 59 10 191 17 638 36 187 243 7 10 28 40 70 265 0 138 291 83 252 8 1 716 22 67 29 37 8 129 43 125 2 565 607 27 2 544 2 864 21 360 8 936 30 296Croatia 26 2 1 2 855 157 0 76 1 3 262 124 1 029 15 130 7 40 159 4 750 523 143 146 0 313 213 17 217 9 851 758 1 190 25 289 3 501 28 790Romania 37 9 18 832 81 3 247 74 10 3 46 16 1 590 2 2 332 510 101 11 30 5 734 908 307 22 4 3 4 816 185 48 413 23 97 420 307 12 901 6 153 19 053Estonia 3 5 3 44 41 3 23 775 1 0 0 403 470 106 1 093 4 420 37 3 187 45 327 6 0 640 630 60 0 67 1 947 194 348 1 386 10 986 5 218 16 204Finland 4 0 14 926 7 3 43 9 0 3 10 38 0 0 3 0 11 8 36 3 70 72 16 0 104 2 0 261 70 37 1 963 416 1 187 2 938 4 126Luxembourg 470 0 7 81 17 0 78 29 6 100 383 134 59 786 20 29 0 85 8 289 9 22 1 3 8 26 127 33 15 4 40 1 473 2 610 603 3 214Malta 0 78 33 0 3 0 0 32 81 1 3 178 2 1 0 2 2 1 192 9 410 1 205 1 615
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2014 intra- and extra-Community imports by EU-28
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573 486 513 40 794 372 835 7 927 5 225 5 330 2 411 24 883 2 975 29 974 2 691 11 022 59 061 103 542 1 739 673 230 158 1 969 831Belgium 87 740 141 7 353 825 839 5 963 764 30 407 98 910 3 267 9 655 11 143 7 375 23 130 470 5 522 9 925 50 448 143 377 7 834 139 745 3 728 18 691 18 639 1 280 6 322 22 062 15 691 20 100 47 023 13 756 27 639 29 176 172 041 1 491 426 358 037 1 849 463France 16 566 242 19 927 247 609 7 489 7 540 10 908 16 152 1 473 7 128 10 274 29 565 18 681 664 8 661 16 220 48 985 18 401 8 421 433 741 12 071 11 121 7 581 1 320 2 613 2 750 16 366 92 940 62 179 123 940 23 804 172 740 209 315 951 839 699 181 1 651 020Germany 48 757 1 992 15 384 454 319 50 392 3 138 25 768 25 295 7 295 2 321 15 319 27 413 144 616 772 48 597 90 985 10 573 27 037 18 220 128 497 11 228 64 203 6 755 4 685 7 700 15 520 22 968 12 514 107 362 8 532 51 242 24 363 91 650 1 222 121 330 323 1 552 444Greece 469 2 039 566 10 893 5 421 49 10 121 55 224 32 104 33 11 040 209 893 161 112 786 50 118 6 368 2 433 2 489 7 090 1 569 71 944 329 8 130 760 291 422 211 1 858 9 13 333 11 727 18 793 560 841 55 441 616 282Poland 339 1 216 11 807 849 108 6 020 360 380 674 79 170 1 278 2 2 209 1 374 4 720 7 565 705 237 336 8 350 1 226 251 2 994 619 148 454 1 151 823 74 837 168 8 417 2 609 37 126 285 770 276 297 562 067Portugal 3 853 15 821 1 233 2 630 7 5 392 11 230 802 11 4 445 3 928 52 579 435 926 5 258 3 692 51 900 2 426 27 527 4 875 7 511 2 060 22 385 2 700 969 1 144 7 710 658 1 094 9 701 101 843 191 493 127 316 318 810UK 6 090 253 8 487 67 875 932 1 455 1 630 1 770 2 417 1 589 2 342 7 546 22 491 126 9 752 6 613 12 536 3 095 2 230 21 020 1 160 11 788 1 545 193 583 2 553 1 047 1 549 15 826 1 475 3 096 23 346 10 864 193 196 61 028 254 225Austria 1 062 154 555 15 060 6 647 56 1 200 833 133 14 834 3 664 9 696 29 2 429 6 413 63 1 322 3 453 66 105 1 435 12 019 453 427 1 272 1 709 1 230 322 39 834 241 13 766 2 810 7 300 133 177 68 134 201 311Ireland 683 21 88 112 182 40 1 261 426 117 11 8 771 552 1 635 985 3 1 876 91 8 640 59 357 60 25 10 62 344 74 11 875 0 327 98 851 104 828 64 601 169 429Hungary 508 0 204 2 823 2 362 48 89 16 36 9 83 198 209 0 78 012 724 1 291 378 1 720 20 278 11 367 644 1 169 1 898 50 9 962 204 1 292 2 012 2 067 19 407 2 185 2 539 121 000 42 580 163 581Czech Rep. 713 51 430 51 229 3 622 111 895 1 374 291 100 300 220 4 744 7 5 280 5 117 5 259 4 172 2 998 23 942 763 6 257 791 35 732 6 048 341 99 11 044 1 291 6 437 4 478 9 825 117 874 40 779 158 654Latvia 695 127 893 16 367 1 071 118 211 1 207 128 71 365 1 543 3 169 2 1 369 1 769 210 13 366 1 193 12 576 1 163 2 133 282 16 869 1 383 408 4 1 334 5 2 629 97 6 053 59 748 12 671 72 419Cyprus 10 185 215 933 0 224 236 37 2 7 0 6 041 2 996 7 031 4 1 8 380 9 202 1 552 0 49 36 1 224 24 78 33 838 144 28 064 35 391 63 455Slovakia 580 30 18 16 428 729 741 111 1 010 25 1 14 68 2 592 0 480 1 669 27 1 312 127 21 332 1 260 1 296 319 170 159 115 7 7 4 776 534 3 327 130 3 902 49 848 13 439 63 287Slovenia 82 331 436 20 181 916 5 188 58 8 0 583 228 2 101 0 568 2 010 2 195 351 1 769 10 144 178 352 602 1 44 671 101 22 1 829 179 9 262 961 1 111 42 684 14 681 57 365Denmark 416 8 85 12 583 2 154 374 137 419 270 184 110 1 475 4 062 167 166 579 1 808 1 385 7 931 777 199 109 14 26 78 42 128 11 103 849 1 037 2 951 2 213 34 292 18 507 52 799Lithuania 228 815 210 9 568 1 019 106 124 762 46 4 38 329 2 851 3 6 078 1 922 317 1 275 650 6 453 477 1 261 63 7 673 8 626 171 22 2 494 2 197 945 106 2 273 34 533 17 405 51 938Bulgaria 675 0 2 5 883 2 347 2 286 1 067 4 7 5 67 1 196 4 334 1 184 1 066 53 1 011 930 542 422 9 8 777 1 793 132 37 1 397 165 1 646 2 864 938 21 083 9 635 30 718Sweden 59 10 191 17 638 36 187 243 7 10 28 40 70 265 0 138 291 83 252 8 1 716 22 67 29 37 8 129 43 125 2 565 607 27 2 544 2 864 21 360 8 936 30 296Croatia 26 2 1 2 855 157 0 76 1 3 262 124 1 029 15 130 7 40 159 4 750 523 143 146 0 313 213 17 217 9 851 758 1 190 25 289 3 501 28 790Romania 37 9 18 832 81 3 247 74 10 3 46 16 1 590 2 2 332 510 101 11 30 5 734 908 307 22 4 3 4 816 185 48 413 23 97 420 307 12 901 6 153 19 053Estonia 3 5 3 44 41 3 23 775 1 0 0 403 470 106 1 093 4 420 37 3 187 45 327 6 0 640 630 60 0 67 1 947 194 348 1 386 10 986 5 218 16 204Finland 4 0 14 926 7 3 43 9 0 3 10 38 0 0 3 0 11 8 36 3 70 72 16 0 104 2 0 261 70 37 1 963 416 1 187 2 938 4 126Luxembourg 470 0 7 81 17 0 78 29 6 100 383 134 59 786 20 29 0 85 8 289 9 22 1 3 8 26 127 33 15 4 40 1 473 2 610 603 3 214Malta 0 78 33 0 3 0 0 32 81 1 3 178 2 1 0 2 2 1 192 9 410 1 205 1 615
Extra EU, incl. 934 589 3 658 302 540 5 036 428 246 484 88 094 29 854 173 145 113 679 35 446 271 163 360 572 829 977 35 681 194 150 367 930 80 978 238 273 353 519 490 446 59 283 594 151 48 471 37 522 10 831 13 170 50 064 196 214 268 167 26 631 198 585 272 458 487 065 10 840 039 1 559 114 12 399 153Costa Rica 817 317 21 940 265 1 38 3 825 57 032 8 200 32 257 11 1 345 70 1 21 15 49 0 32 1 852 427 81 1 852 508Ecuador 17 185 21 1 474 158 1 24 131 1 418 3 3 873 69 37 181 18 93 59 1 534 065 170 1 534 235Colombia 2 671 2 440 1 086 096 78 0 2 016 4 558 77 18 1 348 3 10 40 064 18 0 14 3 1 139 397 16 1 139 414South Africa 1 070 310 55 347 41 36 088 254 12 2 067 592 1 730 379 362 56 3 84 927 99 241 82 080 84 331 39 515 182 284 1 18 20 34 276 5 285 36 36 1 049 308 434 1 049 742Morocco 6 6 619 2 1 474 27 16 323 4 101 47 169 66 600 1 30 721 99 322 128 7 857 102 304 37 36 37 489 122 896 2 770 417 71 958 8 360 388 001 276 354 594 881 871 235Brazil 115 7 5 265 28 659 190 73 687 8 99 198 178 302 18 690 27 636 28 005 2 3 29 30 437 24 053 2 2 514 285 4 514 289Egypt 26 2 22 0 826 275 8 646 55 742 578 181 472 317 1 543 1 0 259 74 6 51 523 1 868 19 17 30 23 338 68 301 1 729 893 119 413 1 323 246 366 216 901 463 267Chile 47 53 714 20 5 455 0 35 564 1 46 20 1 557 64 1 481 40 548 64 164 256 8 416 124 990 343 4 16 996 436 242 17 343 453 585Peru 186 101 971 96 136 60 182 300 63 71 958 607 8 619 10 84 47 561 0 527 20 64 672 31 270 1 149 11 588 2 838 23 392 955 45 869 438 824Turkey 3 1 0 424 83 320 697 1 508 60 49 0 33 4 404 13 301 20 767 51 733 970 92 575 166 1 043 28 268 15 5 193 173 10 968 352 25 691 3 42 817 51 501 299 321 125 746 425 067Israel 194 2 930 44 945 1 122 9 403 40 525 748 15 784 678 5 903 59 16 42 040 0 42 982 906 392 1 044 0 40 192 1 1 0 55 011 139 736 4 077 169 709 198 866 368 575Dom. Rep. 1 603 2 650 341 739 658 0 429 61 10 948 1 163 758 85 60 3 466 0 1 549 1 21 657 1 114 1 518 360 622 3 841 364 462New Zealand 0 43 136 270 20 6 1 131 128 922 79 500 266 392 79 500 345 892Argentina 43 104 992 0 368 235 44 507 11 964 86 972 59 35 414 109 5 049 6 554 806 289 711 7 360 297 071Côte d’Ivoire 23 056 0 252 738 20 495 0 10 6 1 0 1 0 0 296 299 7 296 306Panama 31 717 224 980 22 4 210 20 872 281 801 0 281 801Cameroon 2 599 48 12 257 139 0 0 8 470 0 0 33 0 23 0 48 2 1 260 333 51 260 384Mexico 0 0 10 450 70 882 615 3 226 33 867 174 2 236 4 594 26 0 9 609 1 808 588 4 779 99 0 2 17 9 091 2 646 0 134 488 15 223 149 711China 18 31 0 0 153 10 21 173 9 9 2 19 320 49 6 302 76 168 1 639 0 12 38 873 74 1 352 191 1 148 156 84 935 41 793 126 728Belize 100 707 1 9 100 717 0 100 717USA 3 3 3 36 514 1 512 1 2 11 198 21 12 4 838 919 41 966 9 005 12 9 072 1 229 1 98 36 0 586 79 118 951 80 069Uruguay 10 194 47 259 16 944 1 201 0 1 788 178 77 386 178 77 564India 1 1 0 61 1 73 16 87 956 0 1 11 1 1 58 492 12 0 2 184 90 16 226 175 31 0 59 701 16 536 76 236Ghana 24 251 0 8 46 427 100 0 567 2 380 301 1 823 299 27 4 6 0 1 76 155 38 76 193Tunisia 20 77 35 120 524 15 176 8 776 51 3 234 3 6 0 311 7 2 4 905 10 339 59 743 15 803 75 546Surinam 72 593 24 0 0 0 1 22 3 95 33 47 7 72 640 185 72 824Macedonia 0 70 9 18 0 33 33 0 12 033 8 1 21 366 1 045 3 999 14 1 400 673 13 2 2 915 18 283 7 129 38 614 30 417 69 031Senegal 37 7 4 0 12 0 10 245 15 706 12 297 39 20 512 10 138 1 965 13 115 38 307 25 277 63 585Kenya 11 15 604 0 491 14 2 7 2 8 0 415 1 276 33 31 659 107 5 567 2 16 140 39 025 55 165Honduras 3 544 35 4 495 60 302 37 430 2 720 433 20 9 0 349 49 047 349 49 396Guatemala 58 29 167 715 570 5 353 214 16 24 6 53 2 066 1 8 764 36 117 10 837 46 954Zimbabwe 1 060 120 600 31 868 336 2 241 10 5 1 0 8 290 4 865 36 235 5 162 41 396Australia 1 0 264 2 2 4 318 665 8 95 15 3 24 496 1 374 24 499 25 873Madagascar 4 0 1 0 18 0 17 793 7 9 13 0 0 128 2 951 167 2 21 17 832 3 282 21 115Serbia 8 670 153 2 4 467 120 182 40 5 114 2 170 3 4 62 1 035 17 1 1 535 4 764 485 12 930 7 887 20 816Namibia 55 34 20 470 20 558 0 20 558Iran 100 73 11 488 435 63 1 0 1 029 15 4 106 0 0 2 1 4 17 311 6 17 317Algeria 14 837 311 38 149 2 2 1 22 15 337 25 15 362Moldova 1 626 3 692 9 235 10 152 14 553 162 14 716Pakistan 9 019 5 3 871 0 50 5 2 1 674 20 1 0 2 1 5 8 23 14 646 38 14 684Albania 21 68 204 2 177 19 552 2 4 16 38 0 5 324 8 967 3 043 9 316 12 359Russia 8 1 0 78 4 6 0 2 1 41 8 448 5 187 19 291 82 29 1 10 2 733 8 7 85 135 9 201 2 970 12 172Ukraine 0 4 0 675 6 7 454 30 57 35 36 1 870 3 686 1 8 155 8 262 1 759 10 021St Lucia 8 8 874 52 31 33 8 998 0 8 998Swaziland 305 2 674 42 3 989 2 7 010 2 7 012Vietnam 1 1 002 3 750 92 0 43 0 7 397 0 1 1 0 0 7 5 292 9 5 301Bosnia Herz. 0 6 41 37 15 194 695 2 708 170 7 371 1 153 695 22 89 3 865 1 337 5 202Thailand 1 333 0 0 9 0 0 1 357 1 127 2 0 548 12 10 174 21 1 0 249 17 33 1 18 29 31 0 0 4 593 377 4 970Belarus 2 26 0 60 26 0 0 22 306 141 1 501 19 11 3 614 16 101 1 115 3 732 4 846
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02
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163
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4 61
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4 80
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l.3
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13 8
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8 38
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52
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4 73
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303
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5 22
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3 89
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650
214
550
7 95
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617
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5 42
750
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4 60
634
475
462
91
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12 5
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197
168
2 20
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046
72
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2 21
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1 14
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606
2 81
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6 46
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Extr
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, inc
l.74
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412
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890
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3 73
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8 09
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4 91
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4 29
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5 10
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8 22
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Cost
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2 63
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8 20
39
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3 15
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4 73
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1 53
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7217
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1
2013
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, inc
l.13
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137
800
15 6
7376
59
326
9 86
132
388
71 6
102
224
2 68
822
289
17 9
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18 8
536
418
2 99
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271
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45
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632
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788
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764
7 75
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614
218
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3 05
829
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61
711
221
606
23 1
1970
260
9 16
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2113
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Ger
man
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2 62
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3 90
74
237
2 70
21
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4 85
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l.7
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437
271
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1 79
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2 89
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Cost
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021
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016
251
359
860
6 60
88
391
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310
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1 41
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2 47
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326
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91
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555
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237
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15
316
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072
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443
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225
972
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319
53
269
2 01
68
929
355
697
2 86
610
318
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945
1933
259
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Italy
2 24
115
461
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0925
462
1 99
547
096
446
152
021
1 15
11
568
6419
915
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51
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554
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741
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Net
herla
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644
6 46
21
881
2032
31
303
1 84
33
265
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077
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116
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560
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11
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22
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184
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292
270
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man
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1 17
10
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71
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1 25
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31
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218
111
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330
228
110
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, inc
l.7
110
8 17
123
637
1 40
74
243
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2 11
31
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2014
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389
1 33
23
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109
205
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921
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41 5
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282
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666
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440
1 63
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016
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727
331
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8 68
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3 27
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1 72
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310
4 53
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333
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3 19
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171
520
4018
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74
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4228
272
720
4330
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395
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Gre
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105
3 17
422
812
637
1 12
556
11
035
1 63
515
789
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4832
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121
Extr
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3 05
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209
233
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134
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126
11
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2013
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l.20
455
111
189
38 3
402
483
10 5
747
176
2 05
885
830
534
2 65
136
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7 48
521
976
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731
783
2 06
12
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1 04
26
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1 02
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202
1 92
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2 15
58
811
8 46
230
475
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276
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Net
herla
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263
10 1
936
467
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82
206
118
3 05
334
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3 53
11
511
8513
3289
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983
2 95
835
30
1 17
212
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348
616
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3 05
56
611
5611
741
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108
8848
912
131
127
277
546
191
647
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012
149
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309
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1 72
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236
Extr
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, inc
l.12
82
136
7 87
929
04
495
8 35
456
976
11
384
286
3 39
322
4322
1 84
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6 13
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112
01
206
3 33
23
554
USA
3895
168
932
731
783
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610
7460
4322
326
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63
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255
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l.25
105
309
566
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8825
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66 5
4020
132
2 71
410
3 88
865
55
782
30 3
2718
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35 1
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120
380
9 15
828
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11 3
5530
904
16 8
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55
155
246
35 9
409
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6 18
915
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1 00
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3 76
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932
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562
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5030
320
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356
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392
227
296
202
3 23
62
213
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4517
284
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414
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297
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3 59
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248
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Russ
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2 84
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Ukr
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31
526
12
348
2 64
67
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2013
Intr
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l.23
515
313
521
59 7
0717
121
68 4
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1 58
410
1 39
381
48
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73 3
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8415
617
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7 02
61
733
2731
297
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Italy
7 91
362
415
1 38
071
18 1
681
027
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16 2
5932
168
840
61
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33 5
0239
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41
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8 76
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Net
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2 46
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4 77
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2 03
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32
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4 78
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587
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4 14
615
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1 65
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213
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a74
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Sene
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3939
2013
Intr
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, inc
l.2
329
23 6
173
580
1433
81
497
381
12 4
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525
3 17
074
01
096
388
120
180
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7 83
70
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79
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152
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133
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900
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945
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20
467
720
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623
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634
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12
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51 4
361
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1 49
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173
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717
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1 07
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623
17 1
9610
190
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1 18
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1 72
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6632
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1 23
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WHOLESALE MARKET PRICES IN EUROPE - JUNE 2015
Wholesale market prices in Europe
June 2015EUROPEAN UNION - EURO
Germany Belgium France Holland UKAVOCADO Air TROPICAL BRAZIL Box 18.00
Sea ETTINGER PERU Box 7.00SOUTH AFRICA Box 6.00
FUERTE KENYA Box 4.50PERU Box 6.50SOUTH AFRICA Box 6.50 9.38
HASS KENYA Box 5.25 6.33PERU Box 6.50 6.25 7.13 9.82SOUTH AFRICA Box 6.50 6.25 7.50 10.52
NOT DETERMINED BRAZIL Box 12.63PINKERTON ISRAEL Box 10.50
SOUTH AFRICA Box 8.75 9.38Truck RYAN SPAIN Box 10.52
BANANA Air SMALL COLOMBIA kg 6.90ECUADOR kg 5.67
Sea RED COLOMBIA kg 2.94ECUADOR kg 2.33
SMALL ECUADOR kg 1.70 2.65
CARAMBOLA Air COLOMBIA kg 4.01MALAYSIA kg 4.86 5.32 4.91
COCONUT Sea COTE D'IVOIRE Bag 10.00 12.25 14.03DOMINICAN REP. Bag 25.45 16.84SRI LANKA Bag 12.98
YOUNG COSTA RICA Bag 15.50
DATE Sea DEGLET ALGERIA kg 5.50MEDJOOL ISRAEL kg 11.00 8.48 5.19
PERU kg 6.00SOUTH AFRICA kg 8.95
MOZAFATI IRAN kg 3.30NOT DETERMINED TUNISIA kg 2.02 2.08STONELESS TUNISIA kg 2.75
DURIAN Air THAILAND kg 10.00
EDDOE Sea COSTA RICA kg 2.50 1.77
GINGER Sea CHINA kg 1.90 1.52 1.50THAILAND kg 1.55 1.52
GUAVA Air THAILAND kg 8.50Sea BRAZIL kg 2.57
KUMQUAT Air BRAZIL kg 5.15SOUTH AFRICA kg 4.69
LIME Air BRAZIL kg 5.50Sea BRAZIL kg 1.11 1.39 1.16 1.17 1.61
GUATEMALA kg 1.38MEXICO kg 1.66 1.39 1.36 1.35 1.56
LITCHI Air MEXICO kg 7.50THAILAND kg 9.00
LONGAN Air THAILAND kg 4.23
MANGO Air KEITT MALI kg 3.70KENT BURKINA FASO kg 3.25
COTE D'IVOIRE kg 3.70MALI kg 3.10 4.83MEXICO kg 4.63
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These prices are based on monthly information from the Market News Service, International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO (ITC), Geneva. MNS - International Trade Centre, UNCTAD/WTO (ITC), Palais des Nations, 1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland — T. 41 (22) 730 01 11 / F. 41 (22) 730 09 06
Note: according to grade
EUROPEAN UNION - EUROSGermany Belgium France Holland UK
MANGO Sea ATKINS BRAZIL kg 1.00 0.88 1.03 1.69COSTA RICA kg 0.88
KEITT MALI kg 1.29PUERTO RICO kg 1.38 1.13 0.77
KENT COTE D’IVOIRE kg 1.40 1.29MALI kg 1.63 1.19 1.49
NOT DETERMINED GAMBIA kg 1.40PALMER BRAZIL kg 1.00 1.38
MANGOSTEEN Air THAILAND kg 7.50
MANIOC Sea COSTA RICA kg 1.33 1.18
MELON Sea CHARENTAIS MOROCCO kg 0.65GALIA MOROCCO kg 0.60WATERMELON TUNISIA kg 0.75
PAPAYA Air FORMOSA BRAZIL kg 3.31NOT DETERMINED BRAZIL kg 3.57 3.20 3.57 4.29
THAILAND kg 5.25Sea FORMOSA BRAZIL kg 1.97
NOT DETERMINED ECUADOR kg 2.76
PASSION FRUIT Air NOT DETERMINED COLOMBIA kg 4.75 5.07 6.38 4.13 5.61PURPLE KENYA kg 5.26
SOUTH AFRICA kg 6.50VIETNAM kg 8.50ZIMBABWE kg 5.07 3.97
YELLOW COLOMBIA kg 8.36ECUADOR kg 9.00
PERSIMMON Sea SOUTH AFRICA kg 1.63 1.83 2.59 1.40
PHYSALIS Air COLOMBIA kg 9.00 10.17 8.18Sea COLOMBIA kg 5.63
PINEAPPLE Air VICTORIA MAURITIUS Box 14.43MAURITIUS kg 3.70SOUTH AFRICA Box 12.70
Sea MD-2 COSTA RICA Box 6.50 6.50 7.00 6.85 11.23COSTA RICA Piece 1.05COTE D'IVOIRE kg 0.97GHANA Box 8.50PANAMA Box 6.96PANAMA kg 0.80PANAMA Piece 1.05
PITAHAYA Air RED VIETNAM kg 7.84YELLOW COLOMBIA kg 10.52
ECUADOR kg 8.80
PLANTAIN Sea COLOMBIA kg 1.10ECUADOR kg 1.00 0.89WINDWARD ISL. kg 1.70
RAMBUTAN Air THAILAND kg 7.75
SWEET POTATO Sea HONDURAS kg 1.64SENEGAL kg 1.75SOUTH AFRICA kg 1.60
TAMARILLO Air COLOMBIA kg 7.53
TAMARIND Air THAILAND kg 3.06
YAM Sea BRAZIL kg 1.00GHANA kg 1.40 1.19
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