Table 14. Trade in live cattle* (exports, imports and net imports) by volume and value
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slignt discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO.
*Tape commodity code = 1921.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, head | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, head | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports, imports and net imports are due to roundings
at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and
Annex 1.
Table 15. Relative changes in trade in live cattle* since 1961
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988.
* Tape commodity code = 1921.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, head | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, head | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from tog
transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of
available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted.
NEGL = Negligible, ie growth rate <0.05.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and
Annex 1.
Table 16. Trade in live sheep and goats* (exports, imports and net imports) by volume and value
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between this source and the data published later by FAO.
* Tape commodity code = 1922.
Tape import export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, head | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, head | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports, imports and net imports are due to roundings
at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and
Annex 1.
Table 17. Relative changes in trade in live sheep and goats* since 1961
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988.
* Tape commodity code = 1922.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, head | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, head | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from log transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of
available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted. NEGL = Negligible, ie growth rate
<0.05.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and
Annex 1.
Table 18. Trade in beef* (exports, imports and net imports) by volume and value
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape. 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO
* Beef trade:
Volumes = {(Meat bovine fresh, chilled & frozen) + [(1.25) (Canned meat)] + [(1.5) (Meat dried, nes)] + [(1.5) (Meat dried, salted)]}
Values = [(Meat bovine fresh, chilled & frozen) + (Canned meat) + (Meat dried, nes) + (Meat dried, salted)]
Tape commodity code meat bovine fresh, chilled & frozen = 1924
Tape commodity code canned meat = 1931
Tape commodity code meat dried, nes = 1930
Tape commodity code meat dried, salted = 1929
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT in terms d dressed carcass weight | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports, imports and net imports are due to roundings at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Table 19. Relative changes in trade in beef* since 1961
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988.
* Beef trade:
Volumes = {(Meat bovine fresh, chilled & frozen) + [(1.25) (Canned meat)] + [(1.5) (Meat dried, nes)] + [(1.5) (Meat dried, salted)]}
Values = [(Meat bovine fresh, chilled & frozen) + (Canned meat) + (Meat dried, nes) + (Meat dried, salted)]
Tape commodity code meat bovine fresh, chilled & frozen = 1924
Tape commodity code canned meat = 1931
Tape commodity code meat dried, nes = 1930
Tape commodity code meat dried, salted = 1929
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from log transfomation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of
available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted.
NEGL = Negligible, ie growth rate <0.05.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and
Annex 1.
Table 20. Trade in mutton* and goat meat (exports, imports and net imports) by volume and value
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO.
*Tape commodity code = 1925.
There appears to be no trade in goat meat.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports). 1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports' imports and net imports are due to roundings at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Table 21. Relative changes in trade in mutton* and goat meat since 1961
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988.
*Tape commodity code = 1925.
There appears to be no trade in goat meat.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from log transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and
Annex 1.
Table 22. Trade in poultry meat* (exports, imports and net imports) by volume and value
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO.
* Tape commodity code = 1926.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports' imports and net imports are due to roundings at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Table 23. Relative changes in trade in poultry meat* since 1961
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988.
* Tape commodity code = 1926.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from log transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted.
NEGL = Negligible, ie growth rate <0.05.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Table 24. Trade in total meat* (exports, imports and net imports) by volume and value
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO.
* Total meat trade:
Volumes = {(Meat fresh, chilled frozen) + [(1.25) (Canned meat)] + [(1.5) (Meat dried, nes)] + [(1.5) (Meat dried, salted)]}
Values = [(Meat fresh, chilled & frozen) + (Canned meat) + (Meat dried, nes) + (Meat dried, salted)]
| Tape commodity code meat fresh, chilled & frozen = 1923 | Tape commodity code canned meat = 1931 |
| Tape commodity code meat dried, nes = 1930 | Tape commodity code meat dried, salted = 1929 |
Tape import / export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
Any sight incompatibilities between the exports, imports and net imports are due to roundings at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 end Annex 1.
Table 25. Relative changes in trade in total meat, since 1961.
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988.
* Total meat trade:
Volumes = {(Meat fresh, chilled & frozen) + [(1.25) (Canned meat)] + [(1.5) (Meat dried, nes)] + [(1.5) (Meat dried, salted)]}
Values = [(Meat fresh, chilled & frozen) + (Canned meat) + (Meat dried, nes) + (Meat dried, salted)]
| Tape commodity code meat fresh, chilled & frozen = 1923 | Tape commodity code canned meat = 1931 |
| Tape commodity code meat dried, nes = 1930 | Tape commodity code meat dried, salted = 1929 |
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT in terms of dressed carcass weight | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from fog transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted.
NEGL = Negligible, ie growth rate <0.05.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Table 26. Trade in fresh cow milk* (exports, imports and net imports) by volume and value
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO.
* Tape commodity code = 1937.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports, imports and net imports are due to roundings at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Table 27. Relative changes in trade in fresh cow milk* since 1961
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape. 1988.
*Tape commodity code = 1937.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from log transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted.
NEGL = Negligible, ie growth rate <0.05.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO.
* Tape commodity code = 1938.
** Conversion factor 1 kg butter = 6.6 kg liquid milk equivalent.
Liquid milk equivalents (LME): Different dairy commodities are convened into LME in order to provide a common basis for comparison and summation.
Tape import-export cod, and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
*** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than hall the unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports, imports and net imports are due to roundings at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Table 29. Relative changes in trade in butter* since 1961.
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988.
* Tape commodity code = 1938.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = import volume, MT | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by feast squares regression from log transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted.
NEGL = Negligible, ie growth rate <0.05.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and
Annex 1.
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO.
*Tape commodity code = 1936.
**Conversion factor 1 kg skim and whole milk powder = 7.6 kg liquid milk equivalent.
Liquid milk equivalents (LME): Different dairy commodities are convened into LME in order to provide a common basis for comparison and summation.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
*** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports, imports and net imports are due to roundings at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Table 31. Relative changes in trade in dried milk* since 1961
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988.
*Tape commodity code = 1936.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from log transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of available observations It has, therefore, been omitted.
NEGL = Negligible, ie growth rate <0.05.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and
Annex 1.
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous Updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO.
*Tape commodity code = 1935
** Conversion factor: 1 kg condensed and evaporated milk = 6.6 kg liquid milk equivalent.
Liquid milk equivalents (LME): Different dairy commodities are converted into LME in order to provide a common basis for comparison and summation.
Tape import-export codes and units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volt/me, MT | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
***Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the Unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports, imports and net imports are due to roundings
at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and
Annex 1.
Table 33. Relative changes in trade in evaporated/condensed milk* since 1961
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape. 1988.
* Tape commodity code = 1935.
Tape import-export codes and Units of measurement:
| 61 = Import volume, MT | 62 = Import value, 1000$ |
| 91 = Export volume, MT | 92 = Export value, 1000$ |
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from log transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is Unreliable, principally due to the small number of available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted.
NEGL = Negligible, ie growth rate <0.05.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988. Due to continuous updating of the data by FAO there may be slight discrepancies between the data in this source and data published later by FAO.
* Total milk trade: The sum of Tables 26, 28, 30 and 32, excludes trade in goat and sheep milk.
** Liquid milk equivalents (LME): Different dairy commodities are converted into LME in order to provide a common basis for comparison and summation.
*** Gross imports less gross exports (ie all negative values are net exports).
1985/87 = Annual average for three years.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
Any slight incompatibilities between exports, imports and net imports are due to roundings at different stages of computation.
For the definition of income groups and list of countries in each group, see Table 1 and Annex 1.
Table 35. Relative changes in trade in total milk* since 1961
Source: FAO Agricultural Trade Yearbook Standard Tape, 1988.
* Relative changes in total milk trade: The combination of Tables 27, 29, 31 and 33, excludes trade in goat and sheep milk.
@ @ Annual growth rates are computed by least squares regression from log transformation of the data for each year of the period.
ERR = The computable growth rate is unreliable, principally due to the small number of available observations. It has, therefore, been omitted.
A blank space means either no trade or trade less than half the unit shown.
