DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL …

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREBUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS

FOREWORD This is the 16th in the series of Agricultural Foreign Trade Development report published by the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics. This publication aims to provide policymakers and other data users updates on the country’s agricultural trade statistics.

This edition highlights the Philippine trade balance with major trading blocks, the country’s top ten agricultural imports and exports and the world prices of selected commodities. Statistics on trade with European Union have been updated to include trade data from its 25 member-countries. The report has excluded information on tariff rates due to unavailability of updated information but will be resumed in future editions for as long as there are updates on this information. We gratefully acknowledge the main sources of the basic data in this report, the National Statistics Office (NSO) for trade, Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and World Bank for world prices.

ROMEO S. RECIDE

Director

Foreword …………………………………………… i

List of Tables ……………………………………….. iii

List of Figures ………………………………………. vi

Highlights ……………………………………………. 1

Statistical Tables

Overall Agricultural Trade ……………………… 7

Exports …………………………………………… 11

Imports …………………………………………… 23

Trade with Major Trading Partners ……………. 34

World Prices ……………………………………. 55

Table of Contents

Table No.

1 Summary of Philippine Agricultural Trade, 2004-2003 ………………………… 7

2 Agricultural Trade Balances with Major Trading Partnersof the Philippines, 2004 vs 2003 …………………………..……………………… 9

3 Quantity and Value of Philippine Agricultural Exports, 2004 and 2003 …….. 11

4 Top Ten Philippine Agricultural Exports, 2004 and 2003 ……………………… 14

5 Major Markets of Top Ten Philippine Agricultural Exports, 2004 ……………. 15

6 Monthly Quantity and Value of Top Ten Philippine Agricultural Exports, 2003 and 2004 …………………………………………………………. 18

7 Quantity and Value of Philippine Agricultural Imports, 2004 and 2003 …….. 23

8 Top Ten Philippine Agricultural Imports, 2004 and 2003 …………………….. 25

9 Major Suppliers of Top Ten Philippine Agricultural Imports, 2004 ………….. 26

10 Monthly Quantity and Value of Top Ten Philippine Agricultural Imports, 2003 and 2004 …………………………………………………………. 28

LIST OF TABLES

Table No.

LIST OF TABLES

11 Distribution of Philippine Agricultural Exports to ASEANMember Countries, 2004 ………………………………………………………… 34

11a Distribution of Philippine Agricultural Exports to Australia, Japan and USA, 2004 …………………………….…………………………..… 36

11b Distribution of Philippine Agricultural Exports to European Union (EU)Member Countries, 2004 ………………………………………………………… 38

12 Distribution of Philippine Agricultural Imports from ASEAN MemberCountries, 2004 …………………………………………………………………… 44

12a Distribution of Philippine Agricultural Imports from Australia, Japan and USA, 2004 ………………………………………………………….. 46

12b Distribution of Philippine Agricultural Imports from European Union (EU)Member Countries, 2004 ………………………………………………………… 48

13 World Prices of Selected Commodities, January 2003

and December 2004…………………………………………………………...…… 55

Figure No.

1 Share of Agricultural and Industrial Exports to Total PhilippineExports, 2004 …………………………………………………………………….. 8

2 Share of Agricultural and Industrial Imports to Total PhilippineImports, 2004 ……………………………………………………………………… 8

3 Value of Coconut Oil Exports, January 2003 to December 2004 …………… 20

4 Value of Fresh Banana Exports, January 2003 to December 2004 ………… 20

5 Value of Pineapple and Pineapple Products ExportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 20

6 Value of Tuna Exports, January 2003 to December 2004 ………………….. 20

7 Value of Shrimps and Prawns Exports, January 2003 to December 2004 .. 20

8 Value of Tobacco Manufactured Exports, January 2003 to December 2004 … 20

9 Value of Desiccated Coconut ExportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 21

10 Value of Seaweeds and Carageenan ExportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 21

11 Value of Milk and Cream and Products ExportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………… 21

LIST OF FIGURES

Figure No.

LIST OF FIGURES

12 Value of Fertilizer Manufactured ExportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 21

13 Value of Milk and Cream and Products ImportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 31

14 Value of Wheat (including spelt) and Meslin ImportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 31

15 Value of Soya Bean Oil Cake/Meal ImportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 31

16 Value of Rice Imports, January 2003 to December 2004 …………………….. 31

17 Value of Unmanufactured Tobacco ImportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 31

18 Value of Meat of Bovine Animals ImportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 31

19 Value of Soya Beans ImportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 32

20 Value of Urea ImportsJanuary 2003 to December 2004 ……………………………………………….. 32

Figure No.

LIST OF FIGURES

21 Value of Palm Oil Imports, January 2003 to December 2004 …………………… 32

22 Value of Cotton Imports, January 2003 to December 2004 ………………….. 32

23 World Prices of Coconut Oil, January 2003 to December 2004 ……………… 56

24 World Prices of Sugar, January 2003 to December 2004 ……………………. 56

25 World Prices of Coffee, January 2003 to December 2004 …………………… 56

26 World Prices of Desiccated Coconut, January 2003 to December 2004 …… 56

OVERALL AGRICULTURAL TRADE SITUATION 1. The Philippine agricultural trade in 2004 performed less satisfactorily relative to 2003.

The share of agriculture to total trade value declined. Share of imports was down to 7.92 percent while that of export slid to 6.32 percent.

Agricultural trade deficit at US$1,144.65 million was bigger by 22.72 percent compared to the 2003 record. This was aggravated by the higher increase in the value of importation relative to export revenues.

2. Agricultural trade deficit with most major trading partners widened in 2004. Surplus was

noted in the country’s trade with Japan.

Trade with USA posted the largest deficit of US$37.27 million, 253.61% over the value last year. Although the value of exports increased by 3.94 percent, the value of importation from the country scaled up by 8.39%, from US$591.54 million in 2003 to US$641.18 million in 2004.

Trade surplus with European Union contracted by 8.23%, that is, from US$135.95 million in 2003 to US$ 124.76 million in 2004.

Trade surplus with Japan grew by 12.18%, with exports up by 9.88% and imports down by 0.69%.

AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 1. Revenues from the top ten agricultural exports increased by 10.41 percent over last year’s

proceeds. Crude and refined coconut oil remained the country’s top agricultural exports. Although the total quantity exported was reduced by 19.13% , total earnings rose by 14.45% over last year. The major destinations of coconut oil were Netherlands and USA with registered shares of 38.91% and 35.18%, respectively.

Manufactured tobacco, which ranked 6th in the top 10 agricultural exports, posted a remarkable increase of 155.48%, that is from US$40.07 million in 2003 to US$102.37 million in 2004. The bulk or 63.35% of the exported manufactured tobacco went to Thailand. Other importing countries were Vietnam, Netherlands, USA and Republic of Korea.

Desiccated coconut with 3.98% share to the total agricultural export value grew by 4.18%, from US$95.74 million to US$99.74 million. These were exported to USA (29.43%), UK and Northern Ireland (16.46%), Belgium (6.39%), Netherlands (5.63%), and Canada (4.91%).

2. Milk and cream and products displaced centrifugal sugar in the top ten exports and relegated

manufactured fertilizers in the 10th place.

Export receipts from milk and cream and products increased by 26.56%. The major markets were Indonesia (US$33.19 million), Malaysia (US$30.71 million), Thailand (US$3.53 million), Vietnam (US$1.90 million) and USA (US$1.01 million).

Exports of manufactured fertilizer slid to the 10th place. Foreign markets for manufactured fertilizers were: Vietnam (67.82%), Thailand (14.78%), Indonesia (13.84%), Malaysia (2.53%) and Australia (0.75%).

3. Expenditures for Seaweeds and Carageenan rose by 11.94% but other fishery products

suffered export setbacks.

Export revenues from tuna decreased by 1.02%, from US$156.93 million to US$155.33 million. USA, Japan, Germany, Canada, UK and Northern Ireland were still the major buyers of tuna.

Shrimps and prawns export earnings of US$155.33 million were lower by about 10.45% compared to last year’s level. Shipments to Japan and Republic of Korea, respectively, contributed 49.40% and 24.66% to the total agricultural export value of shrimps and prawns.

AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 1. The 2004 total agricultural imports expenditures of US$3,651.35 million increased by 12.57%

from last year’s level. The list of top ten imports did not change and most of these registered increased importations.

Milk and cream and product outranked wheat and meslin, unmilled as the top agricultural import, increasing by 21.57% from US$354.74 million in 2003 to US$431.24 million in 2004. Our major supplier countries were New Zealand, Australia, USA, Thailand and France.

Soya bean oil cake/meal remained in the top three agricultural imports. Target expenditures expanded by 34.99% from US$292.92 million in 2003 to US$355.41 million imports in 2004. More than half (82.42%) of the soya beans were supplied by Argentina. Other major sources were USA, India, Republic of China and Japan.

Rice importation amounted to US$263.05 million in 2004, higher by 53.41% compared to 2003 level. This accounted for 7% of the total import expenditures. The bulk of imported rice came from Vietnam (65.72%). Thailand (19.76%) and USA (14.26%) were the other sources.

Soybeans import expenditures reached US$98.02 million in 2004, up by 25.03% over last year’s record. The major source of soybeans was USA (66.86%). The other sources were Brazil (17.13%), Argentina (10.03%), India (2.54%) and Canada (2.46%).

Importation of unmanufactured tobacco was up by 96.45% this year, from US$89.97 million in 2003 to US$176.78 million in 2004. Brazil, Republic of China, Switzerland, South Africa and Indonesia were the major sources.

2. Palm oil imports amounted to US$52.74 million in 2004 and represented a four fold increase

and landed on the top ten list of imports. Of this amount, Malaysia garnered 90.99%, Indonesia 7.94%, Singapore, Thailand and USA with less than one percent.

3. Decreased importations were noted for wheat (including spelt) and meslin, unmilled and urea.

Combined import expenditures for wheat (including spelt) and meslin totaled US$334.99 million, lower by 18.30% compared to last year. USA and Canada were the major sources which supplied 55.23% and 20.89% of the country’s imports, respectively.

Urea imports scaled down by 21.49% from US$107.12 in 2003 million to US$84.10 million in 2004. About 49.16% of the import expenditures for urea went to the Republic of China, 29.84% to Qatar, 12.58% to Ukraine, 4.32% to Indonesia and 2.72% to Bangladesh.

OVERALLAGRICULTURAL

SITUATION

Agricultural Exports 2,506.70 2,311.02 8.47

Total Exports 39,680.52 36,231.21 9.52

Percent of Agricultural Exports to Total Exports 6.32 6.38 -0.96

Agricultural Imports 3,651.35 3,243.76 12.57

Total Imports 46,102.14 39,543.51 16.59

Percent of Agricultural Imports to Total Imports 7.92 8.20 -3.45

Source of Basic Data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

Table 1. SUMMARY OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL TRADE, 2004-2003Export Value in F.O.B. M US$; Import Value in C.I.F. M US$

Agricultural Trade Surplus/Deficit -1,144.65 -932.74 22.72

Item 2004 2003 Growth Rate (Percent)

Figure 2 SHARE OF AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL

IMPORTS TO TOTAL PHILIPPINE IMPORTS, 2004

Agricultural8%

Non-Agricultural

92%

Figure 1 SHARE OF AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL

EXPORTS TO TOTAL PHILIPPINE EXPORTS, 2004Agricultural

6%

Non-Agricultural

94%

AUSTRALIAAgricultural Exports 19.71 4.09 20.68 5.08 -4.69Agricultural Imports 274.09 44.22 226.83 43.13 20.83

Agricultural Surplus/Deficit -254.38 -206.15 23.40

JAPANAgricultural Exports 437.27 5.48 397.96 6.90 9.88Agricultural Imports 70.58 0.88 71.07 0.88 -0.69

Agricultural Surplus/Deficit 366.69 326.89 12.18

UNITED STATES OF AMERICAAgricultural Exports 603.91 8.98 581.00 8.03 3.94Agricultural Imports 641.18 7.51 591.54 7.72 8.39


ASEANAgricultural Exports 417.35 6.10 324.60 4.93 28.57Agricultural Imports 795.07 9.10 701.33 10.31 13.37


EUROPEAN UNION (EU)Agricultural Exports 441.51 6.48 420.54 6.99 4.99Agricultural Imports 316.75 8.29 284.59 8.82 11.30

Agricultural Surplus/Deficit 124.76 135.95 -8.23

Rest of the WorldAgricultural Exports 586.95 5.41 566.26 5.54 3.65Agricultural Imports 1,553.68 9.51 1,368.39 10.32 13.54


*- Percent of Philippine agricultural exports/imports to total trade with each major trading partners

Source: NSO

Table 2. AGRICULTURAL TRADE BALANCES WITH MAJOR TRADING PARTNERS OF THE PHILIPPINES, 2004 vs 2003

Percent to Total*

(Export in FOB M US $: Import in CIF M US $)

ItemGrowth Rate

(Percent)

2004 2003

ValuePercent to

Total*Value

EXPORT

Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value

I. Food and Live Animals 1,540.77 1,513.87 1.78

A. Live Animals (No.) 795,051 2.24 683,396 1.80 16.34 24.44

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 1.63 4.33 0.22 0.70 640.91 518.57

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 33.38 75.08 26.44 59.33 26.25 26.55

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 143.03 413.39 153.67 427.40 -6.92 -3.28

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 24.80 44.52 20.06 39.82 23.63 11.80

F. Vegetables and Fruits 2,641.00 783.43 2,638.13 772.56 0.11 1.41

1. Coconut Products 113.84 107.52 111.35 102.76 2.24 4.63a. Fresh, young 3.25 0.67 a/ 0.34 97.06b. Fresh, matured a/ a/c. Desiccated 105.83 99.74 106.80 95.74 -0.91 4.18d. Others 4.76 7.11 4.55 6.68 4.62 6.44

2. Pineapple Products 527.57 176.65 500.53 169.18 5.40 4.42a. Fresh 204.00 40.85 194.59 37.69 4.84 8.38b. Dried 0.09 0.28 0.09 0.40 0.00 -30.00c. Prepared/preserved 208.04 88.73 196.64 84.28 5.80 5.28d. Juice concentrates 51.34 33.13 52.48 34.85 -2.17 -4.94e. Juice other than concentrates 64.10 13.66 56.73 11.96 12.99 14.21

3. Banana 1,833.76 363.06 1,855.38 357.35 -1.17 1.60a. Fresh 1,797.34 326.42 1,829.38 333.00 -1.75 -1.98b. Crackers/chips 36.42 36.64 26.00 24.35 40.08 50.47

Table 3. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2004 & 2003(Quantity in '000 M.T., F.O.B. Value in Million US $)

Growth Rate (Percent)Item 2004 2003


4. Mango 50.04 51.05 55.67 60.76 -10.11 -15.98a. Fresh 33.66 28.74 35.78 31.02 -5.93 -7.35b. Dried 1.91 8.12 2.52 13.71 -24.21 -40.77c. Puree 9.29 9.22 12.96 11.90 -28.32 -22.52d. Juice 4.58 3.47 3.49 2.78 31.23 24.82e. Others 0.60 1.50 0.92 1.35 -34.78 11.11

5. All Other Fruits and Vegetables 115.78 85.16 115.20 82.51 0.50 3.21

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 477.12 102.27 266.44 89.60 79.07 14.14

1. Centrifugal Sugar 228.76 66.42 137.63 58.33 66.21 13.872. Molasses 234.93 11.35 113.08 7.44 107.76 52.553. Others 13.43 24.50 15.73 23.83 -14.62 2.81

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and Manufactures thereof 7.78 14.09 6.02 19.11

1. Coffee 1.81 4.51 1.15 4.92 57.39 -8.332. Cocoa 2.57 6.47 4.18 12.90 -38.52 -49.843. Others 3.41 3.10 0.69 1.29 394.20 140.31

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 385.85 35.25 527.26 41.59 -26.82 -15.24(excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 40.22 66.17 38.85 61.96 3.53 6.79and Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 32.53 120.16 18.57 56.96 75.18 110.96

Table 3. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS,

(Quantity in '000 M.T., F.O.B. Value in Million US $)


2004 & 2003… continued


III. Crude Materials 137.17 157.04 137.26 138.14 -0.07 13.68A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 1.38 0.32 4.37 0.39 -68.42 -17.95B. Crude Rubber 46.93 36.10 61.04 33.70 -23.12 7.12

1. Natural Rubber (other than latex) 43.30 34.49 55.24 32.78 -21.61 5.222. Synthetic Rubber; reclaimed rubber 3.63 1.61 5.80 0.92 -37.41 75.00

C. Crude Fertilizer 4.19 0.70 0.95 0.29 341.05 141.38D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials (including hides, skins and furkins, raw) 84.67 119.92 70.89 103.75 19.44 15.59

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 1,009.20 610.17 1,244.38 535.34 -18.90 13.98

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 42.59 28.83 57.66 30.17 -26.14 -4.44B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 966.61 581.34 1,186.72 505.17 -18.55 15.08

V. Fertilizer Manufactured 336.03 66.91 319.19 49.47 5.28 35.25

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 4.39 5.79 16.63 11.45 -73.60 -49.43

VII. Agricultural Machinery (no.) 416,017 5.86 564,119 5.78 73,647.50 1.38

A. Agricultural Machinery (excluding tractors) 102,783 0.50 152,728 0.84 -32.70 -40.48B. Tractors 17 0.13 16 0.29 6.25 -55.17C. Food Processing Machinery 268,621 4.68 411,375 4.65 -34.70 0.65

D. Agricultural Sprayers and Dusters** 44,596 0.55

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 2,506.70 2,311.02 8.47

** Includes drip irrigation, other agricultural horticultural appliancesSource: NSO

Table 3. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS,

(Quantity in '000 M.T., F.O.B. Value in Million US $)


2004 & 2003… continued

Quantity Value % Share Quantity Value % Share Quantity Value

Coconut Oil (crude and refined) 959.40 577.79 23.05 1,186.36 504.86 21.85 -19.13 14.45

Banana Fresh 1,797.34 326.40 13.02 1,829.38 333.00 14.41 -1.75 -1.98

Pineapple and Pineapple Products 527.56 176.65 7.05 500.53 169.18 7.32 5.40 4.42

Tuna 78.33 155.33 6.20 85.03 156.93 6.79 -7.88 -1.02

Shrimps and Prawns 15.34 112.35 4.48 19.08 125.46 5.43 -19.60 -10.45

Tobacco Manufactured 17.82 102.37 4.08 6.32 40.07 1.73 181.96 155.48

Desiccated Coconut 105.83 99.74 3.98 106.80 95.74 4.14 -0.91 4.18

Seaweeds and Carageenan 44.26 89.89 3.59 41.19 80.30 3.47 7.45 11.94

Milk and Cream and Producs 32.93 74.43 2.97 26.25 58.81 2.54 25.45 26.56

Fertilizer Manufactured 336.03 66.91 2.67 319.19 49.47 2.14 5.28 35.25

Total of Top 10 Agricultural Exports 3,914.85 1,781.86 71.08 4,120.13 1,613.82 69.83 -4.98 10.41

Other Agricultural Exports 724.84 28.92 697.20 30.17 3.96

Total Agricultural Exports 2,506.70 2,311.02 8.47

Source: NSO

Table 4. TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2004 and 2003(Quantity in '000 M.T; F.O.B. Value in Million US $)

Growth Rate (Percent)Item 2004 2003

Quantity Value

Coconut Oil (crude and refined) 959.40 577.79 100.00 100.00 Netherlands 373.34 220.28 38.91 38.12 United States of America 337.54 209.18 35.18 36.20 Malaysia 81.07 46.89 8.45 8.12 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 60.10 38.42 6.26 6.65 Korea, Republic of (South) 26.60 16.93 2.77 2.93 Others 80.75 46.09 8.42 7.98

Banana, Fresh 1,797.35 326.42 100.00 100.00 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 915.19 176.96 50.92 54.21 Iran, Islamic Republic of 169.87 28.69 9.45 8.79 China, People's Rebublic of 173.42 28.28 9.65 8.66 China, Rebublic of Taiwan 157.51 28.26 8.76 8.66 United Arab Emirates 157.62 24.66 8.77 7.55 Others 223.74 39.57 12.45 12.12

Pineapple and Pineapple 527.57 176.65 100.00 100.00 Products

United States of America 211.91 82.74 40.17 46.84 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 172.24 38.66 32.65 21.89 Netherlands 16.19 9.16 3.07 5.19 Korea, Republic of (South) 33.22 8.01 6.30 4.53 Spain 13.63 4.57 2.58 2.59 Others 80.38 33.51 15.24 18.97

Table 5. MAJOR MARKETS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2004(Quantity in '000 M.T.; F.O.B. Value in Million US $)

Share (Percent)Commodity/Country of Destination Quantity Value

Quantity Value

Tuna 78.33 155.33 100.00 100.00 United States of America 22.10 52.43 28.21 33.75 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 13.59 22.00 17.35 14.16 Germany 7.32 15.23 9.35 9.80 Canada 6.55 13.12 8.36 8.45 UK and Northern Ireland 2.38 5.13 3.04 3.30 Others 26.39 47.42 33.69 30.53

Shrimps and Prawns 15.34 112.36 100.00 100.00 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 7.21 55.51 47.00 49.40 Korea, Republic of (South) 4.38 27.71 28.55 24.66 United States of America 2.24 16.59 14.60 14.77 Guam 0.28 2.59 1.83 2.31 Canada 0.20 2.58 1.30 2.30 Others 1.03 7.38 6.71 6.57

Tobacco Manufactured 17.83 102.38 100.00 100.00 Thailand 10.72 64.86 60.12 63.35 Vietnam 1.35 14.43 7.57 14.09 Netherlands 0.29 4.51 1.63 4.41 United States of America 0.87 3.33 4.88 3.25 Korea, Republic of (South) 0.53 3.05 2.97 2.98 Others 4.07 12.20 22.83 11.92

Table 5. MAJOR MARKETS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS,

(Quantity in '000 M.T.; F.O.B. Value in Million US $)

Commodity/Country of Destination Quantity Value Share (Percent)

2004… continued

Quantity Value

Desiccated Coconut 105.83 99.73 100.00 100.00 United States of America 30.22 29.35 28.56 29.43UK and Northern Ireland 15.94 16.42 15.06 16.46Belgium 6.66 6.37 6.29 6.39Netherlands 7.16 5.61 6.77 5.63Canada 5.46 4.90 5.16 4.91Others 40.39 37.08 38.16 37.18

Seaweeds and Carageenan 44.27 89.89 100.00 100.00 United States of America 7.21 16.78 16.29 18.67 France 7.97 10.78 18.00 11.99 Denmark 1.64 5.60 3.70 6.23 Korea, Republic of (South) 4.74 4.74 10.71 5.27 Canada 1.27 4.61 2.87 5.13 Others 21.44 47.38 48.43 52.71

Milk and Cream and Products 32.93 74.44 100.00 100.00 Indonesia 14.97 33.19 45.46 44.59 Malaysia 13.68 30.71 41.54 41.25 Thailand 1.25 3.53 3.80 4.74 Vietnam 0.83 1.90 2.52 2.55 United States of America 0.40 1.01 1.21 1.36 Others 1.80 4.10 5.47 5.51

Fertilizer Manufactured 336.04 66.91 100.00 100.00 Vietnam 222.60 45.38 66.24 67.82 Thailand 61.00 9.89 18.15 14.78 Indonesia 43.79 9.26 13.03 13.84 Malaysia 5.76 1.69 1.71 2.53 Australia 2.47 0.50 0.74 0.75 Others 0.42 0.19 0.12 0.28

Source: NSO

Table 5. MAJOR MARKETS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2004… continued


Commodity/Country of Destination Quantity Value Share (Percent)

Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value

January 82.86 35.19 125.12 23.61 37.10 11.86 6.82 13.07 1.23 8.30 February 81.89 36.32 129.46 24.20 36.77 12.36 8.58 13.03 1.03 6.82 March 88.33 39.90 146.26 27.21 40.26 13.03 7.05 13.29 1.86 12.06 April 50.19 22.63 143.02 26.04 38.59 12.76 8.47 14.25 1.75 10.53 May 159.54 67.36 167.90 30.00 38.87 13.57 10.38 18.17 1.66 9.82 June 82.89 34.22 169.70 30.97 39.41 12.66 10.64 19.40 1.97 11.64 July 114.47 47.87 132.52 24.53 40.14 14.94 6.07 13.51 1.73 11.35 August 102.27 42.07 181.49 32.04 52.96 18.38 6.75 14.14 1.77 10.57 September 91.90 37.40 154.78 28.20 43.20 14.58 4.01 9.06 1.62 11.88 October 106.20 42.49 164.41 29.49 49.52 15.85 5.08 9.13 1.78 12.51 November 83.71 35.64 161.11 28.75 38.94 13.47 5.74 11.15 1.45 11.29 December 142.11 63.77 153.61 27.96 44.81 15.75 5.42 8.74 1.24 8.70


Note: 2004 monthly data are preliminary

Source: NSO

2004

2003 AND 2004TABLE 6. MONTHLY QUANTITY AND VALUE OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS,


Shrimps and Prawns

2003

TunaYear/Month Coconut Oil Fresh Banana Pineapple and Pineapple Products

Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value



Note: 2004 monthly data are preliminary

Source: NSO

Seaweeds and Carageenan

2004

TABLE 6. MONTHLY QUANTITY AND VALUE OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS,

Year/MonthMilk and Cream and

ProductsFertilizer

Manufactured


2003

Tobacco Manufactured Desiccated Coconut

2003 AND 2004 … continued

Figure 3 VALUE OF COCONUT OIL EXPORTS JANUARY

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Figure 4 VALUE OF FRESH BANANA EXPORTS JANUARY 2003 TO DECEMBER 2004

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Figure 5 VALUE OF PINEAPPLE AND PINEAPPLE

PRODUCTS EXPORTS JANUARY 2003 TO DECEMBER 2004

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Figure 6 VALUE OF TUNA EXPORTS

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Figure 7 VALUE OF SHRIMPS AND PRAWNS EXPORTS


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S$

Figure 8 VALUE OF TOBACCO MANUFACTURED

EXPORTS JANUARY 2003 TO DECEMBER 2004

02468

1012

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

FOB

M U

S$

Figure 9 VALUE OF DESICCATED COCONUT EXPORTS


0369

1215

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

FOB

M U

S$

Figure 10 VALUE OF SEAWEEDS AND CARAGEENAN


0369

12

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

FOB

M U

S$

Figure 11 VALUE OF MILK AND CREAM AND


02468

10

Non

-Ag

ricul

tura

l M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

FOB

M U

S$

Figure 12 VALUE OF FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED


0369

1215

Non

-Ag

ricul

tura

l M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

FOB

M U

S$

IMPORT

Quantity C.I.F. Value Quantity C.I.F. Value Quantity C.I.F. Value

I. Food and Live Animals 2,606.40 2,315.21 12.58

A. Live Animals (no.) 1,102,932 31.94 1,881,305 38.43 -41.37 -16.89

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 183.92 172.08 147.23 135.34 24.92 27.15

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 344.42 500.90 318.26 404.64 8.22 23.79

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 81.87 44.36 96.91 58.29 -15.52 -23.90

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 3,416.61 745.58 3,971.19 735.62 -13.97 1.35

F. Vegetables and Fruits 329.08 117.14 332.31 117.33 -0.97 -0.16

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 167.41 75.67 245.65 81.74 -31.85 -7.43

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices 53.76 94.05 66.72 99.95 -19.42 -5.90and Manufactures thereof

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 1,479.35 475.33 1,459.00 363.05 1.39 30.93(excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 248.62 349.35 212.85 280.82 16.81 24.40and Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 60.89 199.84 38.84 201.22 56.77 -0.69

Table 7. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS

(Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F Value in Million US $)

ITEM 2004 2003 Growth Rate (Percent)

2004 and 2003

Quantity C.I.F. Value Quantity C.I.F. Value Quantity C.I.F. Value

III. Crude Materials 858.77 269.22 909.60 211.85 -5.59 27.08A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 373.12 132.43 344.42 93.16 8.33 42.15B. Crude Rubber 23.49 33.64 20.18 27.76 16.40 21.18C. Crude Fertilizer 407.79 16.54 491.57 22.73 -17.04 -27.23D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials 54.37 86.61 53.43 68.20 1.76 26.99

( including hides, skins and furkins, raw)

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 190.22 111.94 116.13 67.57 63.80 65.67A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 65.90 36.74 58.28 30.94 13.07 18.75B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 124.32 75.20 57.85 36.63 114.90 105.30

V. Fertilizer Manufactured 1,373.29 212.14 1,493.72 221.13 -8.06 -4.07

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 174.56 182.98 181.74 168.49 -3.95 8.60

VII. Agricultural Machinery (no.) 4,362,235 68.83 179,988 58.29 2,323.63 18.08A. Agricultural Machinery (excluding tractors) 916,311 9.10 52,651 16.35 1,640.35 -44.34B. Tractors 3,453 6.10 4,347 5.97 -20.57 2.18C. Food Processing Machines 2,303,703 48.60 7,599 30.63 30,215.87 58.67D. Agricultural Sprayers and Dusters** 1,138,768 5.03 115,391 5.34 886.88 -5.81

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 3,651.35 3,243.76 12.57

Source: NSO

Table 7. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS,

(Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F Value in Million US $)

ITEM 2004 2003 Growth Rate (Percent)

2004 and 2003… continued

Quantity C.I.F. Value

Milk and Cream and Products 313.07 431.24 11.81 291.28 354.74 11.00 7.48 21.57

Wheat (including spelt) and 2,155.07 382.43 10.47 2,751.56 468.10 14.00 -21.68 -18.30Meslin, Unmilled

Soya Bean Oil Cake/Meal 1,160.18 355.41 9.73 1,250.92 263.29 8.12 -7.25 34.99

Rice 1,001.11 263.05 7.20 886.47 171.47 5.29 12.93 53.41

Tobacco, Unmanufactured 58.31 175.79 4.81 29.51 89.97 3.00 97.59 96.49

Meat of Bovine Animals 1/ 110.06 124.39 3.41 86.39 91.64 2.83 27.40 35.74

Soyabeans 284.14 98.02 2.68 289.13 78.40 2.42 -1.73 25.03

Urea 542.89 84.10 2.30 720.25 107.12 3.30 -24.62 -21.49

Palm Oil 98.11 52.74 1.44 33.54 16.97 0.52 192.52 210.78

Cotton 33.55 50.55 1.38 31.95 36.16 1.11 5.01 39.80

Total of Top 10 Agricultural Imports 5,756.49 2,017.72 55.26 6,371.00 1,677.86 51.73 -9.65 20.31

Other Agricultural Imports 1,633.63 44.74 1,565.90 48.27 4.26

Total Agricultural Imports 3,651.35 3,243.76 12.57

1/ fresh/chilled/froxzen

Source: NSO

Quantity C.I.F. Value C.I.F. Value% Share

Table 8. TOP TEN AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2004 and 2003(Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F. Value in Million US$)

ItemGrowth Rate

(Percent)2003

Quantity % Share

2004


Milk and Cream and Products 313.06 431.25 100.00 100.00 New Zealand 102.17 162.55 32.64 37.69 Australia 73.69 118.93 23.54 27.58 United States of America 38.28 49.01 12.23 11.36 Thailand 40.61 32.63 12.97 7.57 France 10.66 11.30 3.41 2.62 Others 47.65 56.83 15.22 13.18

Wheat (including spelt) and 2,155.07 382.42 100.00 100.00 Meslin, unmilled

United States of America 1,076.42 211.21 49.95 55.23 Canada 423.04 79.88 19.63 20.89 China, People's Republic of 285.35 36.93 13.24 9.66 Australia 144.89 21.89 6.72 5.72 India 116.70 17.13 5.42 4.48 Others 108.67 15.38 5.04 4.02

Soya Bean Oil Cake/Meal 1,160.18 355.41 100.00 100.00 Argentina 939.68 292.92 80.99 82.42 United States of America 191.95 54.23 16.54 15.26 India 23.31 7.26 2.01 2.04 China, Republic of Taiwan 1.34 0.50 0.12 0.14 Japan 2.82 0.20 0.24 0.06 Others 1.08 0.30 0.09 0.08

Rice 1,001.11 263.05 100.00 100.00 Vietnam 686.33 172.87 68.56 65.72 Thailand 207.33 51.97 20.71 19.76 United States of America 106.96 37.50 10.68 14.26 India 0.41 0.67 0.04 0.25 Korea, Republic of (South) 0.05 0.02 0.00 0.01 Others 0.03 0.02 0.00 0.01

Tobacco Unmanufactured 58.32 175.79 100.00 100.00 Brazil 24.73 77.53 42.40 44.10 China, People's Republic of 12.69 26.84 21.76 15.27 Switzerland 4.06 21.24 6.96 12.08 South Africa 2.44 8.33 4.18 4.74 Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 3.06 7.67 5.25 4.36 Others 11.34 34.18 19.44 19.44

Table 9. MAJOR SUPPLIERS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL

Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F. Values in Million US$

QuantityCommodity/Country of Origin Share (Percent)C.I.F. Value

IMPORTS, 2004


Meat of Bovine Animals 110.06 124.40 100.00 100.00 India 65.39 68.42 59.41 55.00 Brazil 33.25 41.42 30.21 33.30 Australia 3.56 5.50 3.23 4.42 New Zealand 3.85 3.83 3.50 3.08 Canada 1.68 1.87 1.53 1.50 Others 2.33 3.36 2.12 2.70

Soyabeans 284.14 98.02 100.00 100.00 United States of America 178.41 65.54 62.79 66.86 Brazil 58.91 16.79 20.73 17.13 Argentina 31.40 9.83 11.05 10.03 India 4.64 2.49 1.63 2.54 Canada 7.91 2.41 2.78 2.46 Others 2.87 0.96 1.01 0.98

Urea 542.88 84.11 100.00 100.00 China, People's Republic of 267.72 41.35 49.31 49.16 Qatar 142.43 25.10 26.24 29.84 Ukraine 80.80 10.58 14.88 12.58 Indonesia 27.33 3.63 5.03 4.32 Bangladesh 17.80 2.29 3.28 2.72 Others 6.80 1.16 1.25 1.38

Palm Oil 98.10 52.74 100.00 100.00 Malaysia (Federation of Malaya) 90.56 47.99 92.31 90.99 Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 6.27 4.19 6.39 7.94 Singapore 0.97 0.38 0.99 0.72 Thailand 0.10 0.09 0.10 0.17 United states of America 0.01 0.02 0.01 0.04 Others 0.19 0.07 0.19 0.13

Cotton 33.54 50.56 100.00 100.00 United States of America 19.66 29.44 58.62 58.23 Brazil 2.65 3.94 7.90 7.79 Switzerland 1.96 3.16 5.84 6.25 South Africa 1.87 2.95 5.58 5.83 India 1.61 2.45 4.80 4.85 Others 5.79 8.62 17.26 17.05

Source: NSO

Table 9. MAJOR SUPPLIERS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL

Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F. Values in Million US$

Commodity/Country of Origin Quantity C.I.F. Value Share (Percent)

IMPORTS, 2004 … continued

Quantity Quantity Quantity

January 23.25 25.33 342.14 49.66 136.40 26.04 February 24.78 24.23 179.07 30.07 20.38 4.78 March 35.53 39.09 140.06 27.55 86.06 19.24 April 22.98 26.85 217.35 41.50 43.61 8.37 May 25.53 31.72 262.30 48.64 21.89 4.67 June 23.68 30.81 269.69 38.82 115.79 24.92 July 26.09 31.47 113.18 21.14 86.45 18.37 August 29.90 42.07 137.58 27.50 71.44 13.83 September 20.44 27.98 193.66 28.99 231.58 49.24 October 20.85 27.07 407.10 72.58 174.49 35.44 November 24.27 31.96 237.93 36.90 78.01 15.12 December 13.99 16.15 251.48 44.76 184.82 43.27


Table 10. MONTHLY QUANTITY AND VALUE OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2003 and 2004

(Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F. Value Million US $)

Year/Month

2003

2004

Milk and Cream and Products

Wheat (including spelt) and Meslin

Soya Bean Oil Cake/Meal

C.I.F. Value C.I.F. Value C.I.F. Value

Quantity Quantity Quantity C.I.F. Value

January 13.98 2.86 1.93 5.05 14.90 2.12 February 29.58 7.96 0.72 2.45 40.72 5.12 March 59.67 14.39 2.22 9.87 21.30 3.89 April 97.19 18.38 3.61 12.05 35.60 6.40 May 176.25 34.27 3.96 11.80 97.60 14.95 June 108.78 19.58 1.59 7.27 129.93 18.60 July 129.63 25.29 2.24 6.61 67.78 10.12 August 168.02 29.97 2.08 7.60 63.25 9.24 September 92.99 17.79 1.34 4.00 78.33 12.25 October 10.37 0.98 2.49 7.72 77.38 11.90 November - - 4.68 11.86 54.27 6.88 December - - 2.65 3.69 39.20 5.64


Table 10. MONTHLY QUANTITY AND VALUE OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2003 and 2004 … continued


Year/MonthC.I.F. Value

2003

2004

Tobacco, Unmanufactured

C.I.F. Value

UreaRice

Quantity Quantity Quantity Quantity

January 8.11 8.86 26.81 7.57 3.82 1.98 3.25 3.05 February 4.28 4.44 0.36 0.12 2.75 1.37 3.99 4.48 March 7.17 8.09 16.39 4.14 4.22 2.06 4.03 4.23 April 7.37 8.07 16.40 4.21 3.24 1.55 3.76 3.92 May 8.26 8.71 15.95 4.24 1.71 0.87 2.18 2.53 June 7.88 8.71 25.60 6.80 2.18 1.24 2.71 3.15 July 7.44 7.88 26.23 6.85 3.05 1.63 2.48 2.85 August 6.19 6.79 74.52 19.32 4.14 2.00 2.87 3.49 September 6.47 6.65 20.84 5.61 2.76 1.24 1.71 2.10 October 7.11 7.15 10.29 2.89 1.99 0.95 1.58 1.94 November 8.56 8.15 29.14 7.67 2.02 1.12 1.51 1.92 December 7.55 8.14 26.60 8.99 1.64 0.95 1.88 2.50


2003

2004

C.I.F. ValueC.I.F. Value C.I.F. Value

Table 10. MONTHLY QUANTITY AND VALUE OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2003 and 2004 … continued


Palm Oil CottonYear/Month Meat of Bovine Animals Soya Beans

C.I.F. Value

Figure 13 VALUE OF MILK AND CREAM AND

PRODUCTS IMPORTS JANUARY 2003 TO DECEMBER 2004

08

1624324048

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/MonthC

IF M

US$

Figure 14 VALUE OF WHEAT (INCLUDING SPELT) AND

MESLIN IMPORTS JANUARY 2003 TO DECEMBER 2004

01530456075

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

CIF

M U

S$

Figure 15 VALUE OF SOYA BEAN OIL/CAKE MEAL

IMPORTS JANUARY 2003 TO DECEMBER 2004

0918

27364554

Non

-Ag

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l M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

CIF

M U

S$

Figure 16 VALUE OF RICE IMPORTS


010203040506070

Non

-Ag

ricul

tura

l M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

CIF

M U

S$Figure 17

VALUE OF UNMANUFACTURED TOBACCO IMPORTS


0

6

12

18

24

30

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

CIF

M U

S$

Figure 18 VALUE OF MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS

IMPORTS JANUARY 2003 TO DECEMBER 2004

0

4

8

12

1620

03 J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

CIF

M U

S$

Figure 19 VALUE OF SOYA BEANS IMPORTS


010203040

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

CIF

M U

S$

Figure 20 VALUE OF UREA IMPORTS


048

121620

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

CIF

M U

S$

Figure 21 VALUE OF PALM OIL IMPORTS


0

2

4

6

8

10

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

CIF

M U

S$

Figure 22 VALUE OF COTTON IMPORTS


0

2

4

6

8

2003

J M M J S N

2004

J M M J S N

Year/Month

CIF

M U

S$

TRADE WITH MAJORTRADING PARTNERS

I. Food and Live Animals 1,074.25 1,528.10 54,372.55 - 41,458.72 26.35 28,911.19 20,601.84 18,963.11 166,936.11 (0.64) (0.92) (32.57) (24.84) (0.02) (17.32) (12.34) (11.36)

A. Live Animals 65.56 11.91 152.95 6.52 236.94 (27.67) (5.03) (64.55) (2.75)

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 18.48 84.32 2.37 5.38 100.54 115.92 327.01 (5.65) (25.79) (0.72) (1.65) (30.75) (35.45)

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 124.65 416.02 33,247.33 30,724.87 604.35 3,534.86 1,898.81 70,550.89 (0.18) (0.59) (47.13) (43.55) (0.86) (5.01) (2.69)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 16.73 1,590.29 522.64 13,336.31 4,527.52 437.07 20,430.56 (0.08) (7.78) (2.56) (65.28) (22.16) (2.14)

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 158.24 5,216.15 4,292.33 0.10 1,331.68 3,102.55 111.66 14,212.71 (1.11) (36.70) (30.20) a/ (9.37) (21.83) (0.79)

F. Vegetables and Fruits 382.87 18.00 6,000.92 1,787.75 6.09 9,944.74 1,825.82 603.22 20,569.41 (1.86) (0.09) (29.17) (8.69) (0.03) (48.35) (8.88) (2.93)

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 22.72 1,094.08 1,299.76 2,136.26 110.08 4,299.27 10,024.72 18,986.89 (0.12) (5.76) (6.85) (11.25) (0.58) (22.64) (52.80)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 3.95 490.54 203.25 322.12 730.84 0.84 1,751.54 and Manufactures thereof (0.23) (28.01) (11.60) (18.39) (41.73) (0.05)

- I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 16.82 57.03 237.28 11.51 5,541.91 5,864.55

(excluding unmilled Cereals) (0.29) (0.97) (4.05) (0.20) (94.50) -

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 281.05 6,498.83 1,497.32 17.79 3,012.73 2,468.93 228.96 14,005.61 and Preparations (2.01) (46.40) (10.69) (0.13) (21.51) (17.63) (1.63)

- II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 39.50 31.61 455.20 7.35 3,373.15 2,985.42 64,862.84 14,425.00 86,180.07

(0.05) (0.04) (0.53) (0.01) (3.91) (3.46) (75.26) (16.74) III. Crude Materials 40.16 2.41 2,053.15 3.14 8,265.68 29.28 3,624.34 5,851.65 755.11 20,624.92

(0.19) (0.01) (9.95) (0.02) (40.08) (0.14) (17.57) (28.37) (3.66) A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits

- B. Crude Rubber 1,294.56 7,641.27 3,265.87 1.27 12,202.97

(10.61) (62.62) (26.76) (0.01)

ITEMA S E A N

ThailandLaos Malaysia Myanmar

In '000 F.O.B. US$

CambodiaBrunei Indonesia Singapore Vietnam

Table 11. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO ASEAN MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2004

Total Philippine Exports to ASEAN

C. Crude Fertilizer 543.21 543.21 (100.00)

40.16 2.41 758.59 3.14 624.41 29.28 358.47 5,850.38 211.90 7,878.74 (0.51) (0.03) (9.63) (0.04) (7.93) (0.37) (4.55) (74.26) (2.69)

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 4,576.36 49,215.65 46.89 17,394.43 23.12 1,575.00 72,831.45 (6.28) (67.57) (0.06) (23.88) (0.03) (2.16)

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 120.39 2,326.44 46.89 68.11 23.12 2,584.95 (4.66) (90.00) (1.81) (2.63) (0.89)

B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 4,455.97 46,889.21 17,326.32 1,575.00 70,246.50 (6.34) (66.75) (24.67) (2.24)

V. Fertilizer Manufactured 9,258.18 1,694.80 9,890.65 45,381.92 66,225.55 (13.98) (2.56) (14.93) (68.53)

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 0.30 132.72 1,345.50 133.39 1,278.88 812.78 3,703.57 (0.01) (3.58) (36.33) (3.60) (34.53) (21.95)

VII. Agricultural Machinery (no.) 13.15 363.88 8.32 3.79 76.87 75.05 305.87 846.93 (1.55) (42.96) (0.98) (0.45) (9.08) (8.86) (36.12)

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 1,167.36 1,562.12 71,212.04 10.49 105,361.82 106.31 53,125.64 102,584.03 82,218.79 417,348.60 (0.28) (0.37) (17.06) (0.00) (25.25) (0.03) (12.73) (24.58) (19.70)

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE EXPORTS 4,027.04 5,404.53 375,662.51 236.50 2,036,842.83 7,305.20 2,670,505.80 1,063,682.22 681,216.18 6,844,882.81 (0.06) (0.08) (5.49) (0.00) (29.76) (0.11) (39.01) (15.54) (9.95)

Note: Figures in parentheses show the percent share of the commodities/commodity groups of eachcountry to the total commodity/commodity group exports of the Philippines to the ASEANa/ - less than .01Source: NSO

D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials (including hides, skins and furkins, raw)

Myanmar Singapore Thailand

In '000 F.O.B. US$

Laos Vietnam

Table 11. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO ASEAN MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2004 … continued

ITEMA S E A N Total Philippine

Exports to ASEANBrunei Cambodia Indonesia Malaysia

I. Food and Live Animals 1,540,772.81 14,036.76 387,544.11 348,071.30

A. Live Animals 2,243.58 436.46 676.60

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 4,325.14 23.27 2,949.48 10.95

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 75,083.57 84.77 87.83 1,279.99

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 413,389.56 971.50 95,625.75 121,641.96

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 44,516.90 1,237.43 2,789.74 6,862.84

F. Vegetables and Fruits 783,434.82 9,959.74 266,910.19 146,529.87

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 102,271.14 216.40 6,398.15 53,932.71

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 14,090.00 290.34 3,560.13 2,464.28 and Manufactures thereof

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 35,252.38 8.58 2,991.51 701.22 (excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 66,165.72 1,244.73 5,794.87 13,970.88 and Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 120,155.61 439.10 803.72 7,630.68

Total Philippine Agricultural Exports Australia Japan USA

Table 11a. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA, JAPAN AND USA, 2004

ITEM

in '000 F.O.B. US$

III. Crude Materials 157,032.87 4,401.35 8,117.65 19,375.57 A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 323.24 27.60 0.14 B. Crude Rubber 36,097.21 276.41 C. Crude Fertilizer 696.54 133.92 D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials (including hides, skins and furkins, raw) 119,915.88 4,401.35 7,956.13 19,099.02

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 610,172.47 106.63 38,986.37 226,923.03 A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 28,831.73 9.87 564.28 17,742.32 B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 581,340.74 96.76 38,422.09 209,180.71

V. Fertilizer Manufactured 66,913.01 497.64 3.50 1.35

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 5,786.09 227.48 268.72 187.49

VII. Agricultural Machinery 5,863.50 1,546.43 1,719.07

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 2,506,696.36 19,708.96 437,270.50 603,908.49

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE EXPORTS 39,680,520.48 481,737.30 7,981,224.29 6,722,794.66

Source: NSO

USA

in '000 F.O.B. US$

Table 11a. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA, JAPAN AND USA, 2004

ITEM Total Philippine Agricultural Exports Australia Japan

I. Food and Live Animals 104.55 13,954.03 346.80 1,457.38 1,689.83 60.29 2,991.31 7,621.71 28,049.34(0.07) (9.87) (0.25) (1.03) (1.19) (0.04) (2.11) (5.39) (19.83)

A. Live Animals 0.45 0.48 354.48 14.83 (0.09) (0.10) (73.77) (3.09)

B. Meat and Meat Preparations

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 2.24 2.39 (0.37) (0.39)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 83.44 1,815.63 71.17 876.83 948.38 2,477.39 1,050.29 16,217.33(0.19) (4.16) (0.16) (2.01) (2.17) (5.67) (2.40) (37.12)

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 58.77 13.72 1.48 33.33 9.09 (4.48) (1.05) (0.11) (2.54) (0.69)

F. Vegetables and Fruits 8.96 11,761.84 136.92 580.55 737.54 60.29 465.06 4,993.16 11,393.87(0.01) (13.62) (0.16) (0.67) (0.85) (0.07) (0.54) (5.78) (13.19)

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 12.15 12.90 0.04 54.93 240.50(0.66) (0.70) (a/) (2.97) (13.00)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 169.43 0.15 1,054.45and Manufactures thereof (8.41) (0.01) (52.32)

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 56.28(excluding unmilled Cereals) (3.30)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 132.77 124.32 2.43 48.86 78.68 117.44and Preparations (3.89) (3.65) (0.07) (1.43) (2.31) (3.45)

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 475.98 1,727.00 2,332.08 12.90 167.90 119.30 965.55(3.90) (14.16) (19.12) (0.11) (1.38) (0.98) (7.92)

EstoniaBelgium Denmark Finland France GermanyCyprus Czech Republic

Table 11b. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO EU MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2004

EUROPEAN UNION

ITEM Austria

III. Crude Materials 0.10 3,301.72 11.80 282.97 5,696.36 0.95 10,978.44 5,484.64(a/) (6.94) (0.02) (0.59) (11.98) (a/) (23.08) (11.53)

A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits

B. Crude Rubber 282.44 2,022.13 (10.58) (75.78)

C. Crude Fertilizer

D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials (including hides, skins and furkins, raw) 0.10 3,301.72 11.80 0.53 5,696.36 0.95 10,978.44 3,462.51

(a/) (7.36) (0.02) (a/) (12.69) (a/) (24.46) (7.72)IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 627.21 245.25 337.25

(0.26) (0.10) (0.14)A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 627.21 305.18

(13.61) (6.62)B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 245.25 32.07

(0.10) (0.01)V. Fertilizer Manufactured 6.58

(51.29) VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 0.96 0.51 9.92

(1.61) (0.86) (16.68)VII. Agricultural Machinery 4.35

(17.37)

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 580.63 19,617.50 2,695.03 1,753.25 7,554.09 60.29 2,992.26 18,965.20 34,846.70

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE EXPORTS 21,056.19 264,685.48 3,727.33 146,495.29 26,912.92 406.74 45,452.51 185,393.58 1,435,756.86

a/ - less than 0.01Source: NSO

Table 11b. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO EU MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2004

ITEMEUROPEAN UNION

Austria Belgium Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany

I. Food and Live Animals 1,579.59 136.99 1,067.74 6,898.20 166.46 237.83 1.16 728.84 25,138.58(1.12) (0.10) (0.75) (4.88) (0.12) (0.17) (a/) (0.52) (17.77)

A. Live Animals 1.16 16.47 (0.24) (3.43)

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 1.21 8.80(6.59) (47.93)

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 0.18 13.68 24.89 494.74(0.03) (2.25) (4.10) (81.53)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 333.76 49.80 581.54 1,212.48 21.00 0.33 222.54 4,857.89(0.76) (0.11) (1.33) (2.78) (0.05) (a/) (0.51) (11.12)

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 54.07 0.06 37.47 322.48 474.35(4.12) (a/) (2.86) (24.59) (36.18)

F. Vegetables and Fruits 717.01 87.01 329.45 3,847.44 145.46 237.50 11.56 17,206.20(0.83) (0.10) (0.38) (4.45) (0.17) (0.27) (0.01) (19.92)

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 5.29 0.05 3.05 311.79 26.38(0.29) (a/) (0.16) (16.85) (1.43)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 448.19 1.06 29.45 302.67and Manufactures thereof (22.24) (0.05) (1.46) (15.02)

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 1,614.53(excluding unmilled Cereals) (94.57)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 19.88 0.07 101.49 1,140.87 640.09and Preparations (0.58) (a/) (2.98) (33.47) (18.78)

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 18.43 114.05 253.44 63.84 4,644.46 (0.15) (0.94) (2.08) (0.52) (38.08)

Hungary Latvia Lithuania NetherlandsGreece MaltaITEM

Table 11b. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO EU MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2004… continued

Ireland Italy Luxembourg

EUROPEAN UNION

III. Crude Materials 141.64 151.48 466.25 1,948.37 2.10 1,999.48(0.30) (0.32) (0.98) (4.10) (a/) (4.20)


B. Crude Rubber 363.99 (13.64)

C. Crude Fertilizer 14.41 (100.00)

D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials (including hides, skins and furkins, raw) 141.64 151.48 466.25 1,584.38 2.10 1,985.07

(0.32) (0.34) (1.04) (3.53) (a/) (4.42)IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 370.84 13,434.43 222,026.82

(0.15) (5.60) (92.43)A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 1,743.98

(37.84)B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 370.84 13,434.43 220,282.84

(0.16) (5.59) (93.50)V. Fertilizer Manufactured

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 9.28 13.59

(15.60) (22.85) VII. Agricultural Machinery 20.00

(79.84)

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 2,092.07 306.90 1,657.32 22,548.03 230.30 237.83 1.16 730.94 253,829.34

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE EXPORTS 11,784.46 99,680.81 123,109.22 124,877.91 335.29 822.67 1,529.49 32,050.76 3,582,949.78


ITEM Greece Hungary Ireland Malta Netherlands

EUROPEAN UNION

Italy Latvia Lithuania Luxembourg


I. Food and Live Animals 4,268.36 2,208.83 873.15 7,497.29 3,020.28 31,348.98 141,447.52(3.02) (1.56) (0.62) (5.30) (2.14) (22.16)

A. Live Animals 0.33 0.44 0.16 91.70 480.50(0.07) (0.09) (0.03) (19.08)

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 7.06 1.29 18.36 (38.45) (7.03)

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 68.67 606.79 (11.32)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 1,247.75 1,997.82 600.44 1,905.90 1,393.54 5,717.97 43,683.22(2.86) (4.57) (1.37) (4.36) (3.19) (13.09)

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 22.13 14.03 270.24 1,311.22 (1.69) (1.07) (20.61)

F. Vegetables and Fruits 3,020.28 210.57 272.71 5,354.75 1,457.21 23,330.18 86,365.52(3.50) (0.24) (0.32) (6.20) (1.69) (27.01)

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 28.86 28.49 1,125.86 1,850.29 (1.56) (1.54) (60.85)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 0.28 9.84 2,015.52and Manufactures thereof (0.01) (0.49)

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 21.98 14.46 1,707.25(excluding unmilled Cereals) (1.29) (0.85)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 156.17 127.01 718.77 3,408.85and Preparations (4.58) (3.73) (21.09)

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 12.85 33.07 471.64 778.93 4.13 12,195.55(0.11) (0.27) (3.87) (6.39) (0.03)

EUROPEAN UNION

ITEM Slovenia


Total Phil. Agricultural

Exports to the EU

Portugal Spain SwedenUK Great

Britain and N. Ireland

Poland

III. Crude Materials 253.63 110.28 3,417.98 19.07 13,293.89 47,561.15(0.53) (0.23) (7.19) (0.04) (27.95)


B. Crude Rubber 2,668.56

C. Crude Fertilizer 14.41

D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials (including hides, skins and furkins, raw) 253.63 110.28 3,417.98 19.07 13,293.89 44,878.18

(0.57) (0.25) (7.62) (0.04) (29.62)IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 3,167.87 240,209.67

(1.32) A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 1,932.86 4,609.23

(41.93) B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 1,235.01 235,600.44

(0.52) V. Fertilizer Manufactured 6.58

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 6.25 25.22 65.73

(9.51) (42.40)VII. Agricultural Machinery 0.70 25.05

(2.79)

TOTAL VALUE OF AGICULTURAL EXPORTS 4,534.84 2,352.18 873.15 14,554.78 3,824.53 44,672.90 441,511.25

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE EXPORTS 12,524.88 15,389.49 2,233.89 105,589.84 13,202.88 554,751.94 6,810,720.21


ITEMEUROPEAN UNION Total Phil.

Agricultural Exports to the Poland Portugal Slovenia Spain Sweden UK Great

Britain and N.


I. Food and Live Animals - 2.71 77,574.62 - 55,748.97 2,526.26 62,929.72 202,911.20 186,055.24 587,748.72 (a/) (13.20) (9.49) (0.43) (10.71) (34.52) (31.66)

A. Live Animals 2.75 7.55 10.30 (26.70) (73.30)

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 107.81 131.11 303.80 53.61 190.91 787.24 (13.69) (16.65) (38.59) (6.81) (24.25)

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 3,868.49 3,802.99 7,585.94 32,626.38 144.42 48,028.22 (8.05) (7.92) (15.79) (67.93) (0.30)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 5,063.29 123.52 37.19 2,662.35 969.87 253.65 9,109.87 (55.58) (1.36) (0.41) (29.22) (10.65) (2.78)

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 4,980.81 3,575.57 1,592.38 57,261.73 175,527.99 242,938.48 (2.05) (1.47) (0.66) (23.57) (72.25)

F. Vegetables and Fruits 2.71 2,215.61 141.25 2,486.32 2,839.55 5,820.19 441.90 13,947.53 (0.02) (15.89) (1.01) (17.83) (20.36) (41.73) (3.17)

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 8,398.02 1,874.31 3,919.93 19,736.53 360.30 34,289.09 (24.49) (5.47) (11.43) (57.56) (1.05)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 22,234.16 21,852.73 6,246.84 1,517.00 8,632.89 60,483.62 and Manufactures thereof (36.76) (36.13) (10.33) (2.51) (14.27)

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 5,216.09 1,746.12 5,954.47 11,209.17 256.02 24,381.87 (excluding unmilled Cereals) (21.39) (7.16) (24.42) (45.97) (1.05)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 25,490.34 22,501.37 31,824.46 73,709.17 247.16 153,772.50 and Preparations (16.58) (14.63) (20.70) (47.93) (0.16)

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 7,792.65 2,766.67 6,932.24 5,025.10 3,778.29 26,294.95 (29.64) (10.52) (26.36) (19.11) (14.37)

Singapore Thailand

Table 12. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS FROM ASEAN MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2004

Vietnam

In '000 C.I.F. US$

CambodiaITEM

A S E A N Total Philippine Imports to ASEANBrunei Indonesia Laos Malaysia Myanmar

III. Crude Materials - 106.82 26,694.34 - 1,829.20 7.80 2,361.61 4,377.92 2,619.33 37,997.02 A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 14.08 20,197.46 930.27 7.80 275.85 136.60 2,373.91 23,935.97

(0.06) (84.38) (3.89) (0.03) (1.15) (0.57) (9.92) B. Crude Rubber 92.74 868.02 427.06 621.24 3,169.16 31.77 5,209.99

(1.78) (16.66) (8.20) (11.92) (60.83) (0.61) C. Crude Fertilizer 14.00 1,072.16 1,086.16

(1.29) (98.71) D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials (including hides, skins and furkins, raw) 5,628.86 471.87 1,450.52 213.65 7,764.90

(72.49) (6.08) (18.68) (2.75) IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats - - 5,443.66 - 66,859.92 - 5,578.11 1,956.66 - 79,838.35

(6.82) (83.74) (6.99) (2.45) A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 1,108.32 9,609.12 2,032.37 88.75 12,838.56

(8.63) (74.85) (15.83) (0.69) B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 4,335.34 57,250.80 3,545.74 1,867.91 66,999.79

(6.47) (85.45) (5.29) (2.79) V. Fertilizer Manufactured 4,485.36 1,475.86 1,300.47 63.36 1,452.27 8,777.32

(51.10) (16.81) (14.82) (0.72) (16.55) VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 16,042.21 6,516.59 31.68 4,416.11 20,600.82 1,969.38 49,576.79

(32.36) (13.14) (0.06) (8.91) (41.55) (3.97) VII. Agricultural Machinery 493.85 1,645.77 1,332.87 1,002.57 364.95 4,840.01

(10.20) (34.00) (27.54) (20.71) (7.54) TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS - 109.53 138,526.69 - 136,842.98 2,565.74 84,851.13 235,937.63 196,239.46 795,073.16

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE IMPORTS 322.22 1,366.45 998,369.66 2,059,606.88 2,746.23 3,552,266.67 1,658,762.08 465,787.01 8,739,227.20

Source: NSO

Singapore Thailand Vietnam

In '000 C.I.F. US$

Table 12. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS FROM ASEAN MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2004… continued

ITEMA S E A N Total Philippine

Imports to ASEANBrunei Cambodia Indonesia Laos Malaysia Myanmar

I. Food and Live Animals 2,606,389.78 254,454.16 7,389.01 500,180.91

A. Live Animals 31,942.49 22,774.72 3,834.35

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 172,075.76 8,869.10 19.29 12,938.63

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 500,897.09 131,291.38 777.41 51,076.14

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 44,357.88 103.60 2,307.90 2,332.33

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 745,584.55 56,547.93 736.26 253,615.60

F. Vegetables and Fruits 117,135.61 7,008.03 141.97 32,227.96

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 75,665.36 1,058.33 192.84 10,357.63

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 94,046.21 9,239.41 1,038.55 8,105.43 and Manufactures thereof

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 475,333.10 5,513.88 413.52 91,776.60 (excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 349,351.73 12,047.78 1,761.27 33,916.24 and Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 199,836.13 6,817.79 1,120.47 2,599.07

Table 12a. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS TO AUSTRALIA, JAPAN AND USA, 2004

USA

in '000 C.I.F. US$

ITEM Total Philippine Agricultural Imports Australia Japan

III. Crude Materials 269,229.18 3,507.38 11,319.77 109,938.25 A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 132,432.43 372.36 5.07 66,010.22 B. Crude Rubber 33,642.09 27.96 9,209.70 4,845.44 C. Crude Fertilizer 16,540.88 270.60 8.33 5.14 D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials (including hides, skins and furkins, raw) 86,613.78 2,836.46 2,096.67 39,077.45

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 111,943.30 5,924.87 253.28 2,424.38 A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 36,739.52 5,918.17 80.33 1,553.66 B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 75,203.78 6.70 172.95 870.72

V. Fertilizer Manufactured 212,136.86 99.12 28,217.39 3,625.75

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 182,979.35 2,165.85 18,765.10 14,786.82

VII. Agricultural Machinery 68,831.86 1,117.59 3,514.15 7,620.13

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 3,651,346.46 274,086.76 70,579.17 641,175.31

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE IMPORTS 46,102,141.04 619,838.43 8,050,849.37 8,540,497.75

Source: NSO

USA

in '000 C.I.F. US$

Table 12a. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS TO AUSTRALIA, JAPAN AND USA, 2004… continued

ITEM Total Philippine Agricultural Imports Australia Japan

I. Food and Live Animals 389.84 28,235.10 321.99 61.11 16,721.08 927.30 32,799.45 (0.18) (12.81) (0.15) (0.03) (7.59) (0.42) (14.89)

A. Live Animals 399.21 (11.93)

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 1,767.68 3,067.93 4,231.52 (12.59) (21.85) (30.14)

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 34.91 1,830.08 15.00 4,870.77 869.05 12,806.49 (0.07) (3.79) (0.03) (10.09) (1.80) (26.52)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 0.41 10.75 16.53 (0.02) (0.40) (0.61)

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 18,220.43 3.69 69.89 4,019.53 (72.38) (0.01) (0.28) (15.97)

F. Vegetables and Fruits 129.63 1,351.99 317.99 2.53 117.05 30.15 (1.25) (13.07) (3.07) (0.02) (1.13) (0.29)

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 615.83 35.92 11.62 3,065.15 (6.95) (0.41) (0.13) (34.58)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 25.49 253.00 0.60 1.03 1,781.25 and Manufactures thereof (0.53) (5.23) (0.01) (0.02) (36.79)

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 197.64 3,433.06 4.00 3.97 655.32 45.60 2,008.28 (excluding unmilled Cereals) (0.85) (14.75) (0.02) (0.02) (2.82) (0.20) (8.63)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 2.17 762.62 7,928.77 4,441.34 and Preparations (a/) (0.96) (9.98) (5.59)

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 2,576.44 1.50 1.59 29.42 (52.61) (0.03) (0.03) (0.60)

Cyprus CzechITEM Austria Belgium Denmark Finland France

EUROPEAN UNION

Table 12b. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS TO EU MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2004

III. Crude Materials 10.72 402.46 - 0.26 2,729.12 - 1,566.40 (0.09) (3.53) (a/) (23.97) (13.76)

A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 7.85 61.56 (7.76) (60.84)

B. Crude Rubber 3.90 309.19 333.90 (0.09) (7.46) (8.06)

C. Crude Fertilizer

D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials 6.82 85.42 0.26 2,667.56 1,232.50 ( including hides, skins and furkins, raw) (0.10) (1.22) (a/) (38.09) (17.60)IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 9.04 1,896.47 - - 4,303.09 - 1,674.45

(0.12) (14.82) (33.63) (13.09)A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 9.04 350.68 2,828.27 1,673.61

(0.12) (4.48) (36.16) (21.40)B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 1,545.79 1,474.82 0.84

(31.08) (29.66) (0.02)V. Fertilizer Manufactured 29.85 19.93

(2.55) (1.70)VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 58.75 2,959.95 1,364.01 84.56 9,526.53

(0.12) (6.26) (2.88) (0.18) (20.15)VII. Agricultural Machinery 334.61 172.11 171.32 1,412.10 1,233.75

(1.77) (0.91) (0.91) (7.47) (6.53)

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 802.96 36,272.38 323.49 232.69 26,530.99 1,011.86 46,849.93

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE IMPORTS 75,224.63 20,655.62 665.38 23,884.36 51,328.95 145,456.18 376,057.95

Source: NSO

2004…continued

Finland FranceBelgium Cyprus Czech Denmark

EUROPEAN UNION

Table 12b. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS TO EU MEMBER COUNTRIES,

ITEM Austria

I. Food and Live Animals 31,409.91 808.05 63.27 36,487.22 2,255.87 60.39 50.31 (14.26) (0.37) (0.03) (16.56) (1.02) (0.03) (0.02)

A. Live Animals 1,194.12 (35.69)

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 2,550.34 67.67 (18.17) (0.48)

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 6,619.47 9.68 35.00 4,669.00 42.09 (13.71) (0.02) (0.07) (9.67) (0.09)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 62.75 0.26 14.90 (2.31) (0.01) (0.55)

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 516.17 372.65 (2.05) (1.48)

F. Vegetables and Fruits 3,778.04 797.56 6.09 880.10 50.31 (36.52) (7.71) (0.06) (8.51) (0.49)

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 1,949.92 13.78 163.90 60.39 (22.00) (0.16) (1.85) (0.68)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 674.40 0.11 25.43 47.68 and Manufactures thereof (13.93) (a/) (0.53) (0.98)

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 4,658.92 469.91 (excluding unmilled Cereals) (20.02) (2.02)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 9,405.78 0.70 8.14 31,725.12 264.64 and Preparations (11.84) (a/) (0.01) (39.93) (0.33)

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 113.73 252.43 62.19 II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures (2.32) (5.15) (1.27)

2004…continued

Hungary MaltaIreland Italy LuxembourgGermany Greece


ITEMEUROPEAN UNION

III. Crude Materials 2,598.85 141.43 - 56.86 412.44 - - (22.83) (1.24) (0.50) (3.62)

A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 8.97 (8.87)

B. Crude Rubber 1,685.09 14.88 (40.66) (0.36)

C. Crude Fertilizer 107.28 (78.16)

D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials 797.51 141.43 56.86 397.56 ( including hides, skins and furkins, raw) (11.39) (2.02) (0.81) (5.68) IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 1,598.11 13.39 - - 436.73 - 16.10

(12.49) (0.10) (3.41) (0.13)A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 1,375.21 10.72

(17.58) (0.14) B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 222.90 13.39 426.01 16.10

(4.48) (0.27) (8.57) (0.32)V. Fertilizer Manufactured 946.67 0.58

(80.75) (0.05) VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 10,664.54 28.11 819.36 1,252.42 12.05

(22.56) (0.06) (1.73) (2.65) (0.03) VII. Agricultural Machinery 7,146.44 0.22 4,243.06

(37.83) (0.00) (22.46)

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 54,478.25 1,243.63 125.46 37,363.44 8,601.10 72.44 66.41

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE IMPORTS 1,232,374.34 2,478.90 14,141.17 316,585.91 163,968.38 1,939.90 1,552.90

2004…continued

Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Luxembourg Malta


ITEMEUROPEAN UNION

I. Food and Live Animals 43,999.29 1,168.58 206.41 12.38 7,274.53 990.44 16,086.68 220,329.20 (19.97) (0.53) (0.09) (0.01) (3.30) (0.45) (7.30)

A. Live Animals 850.42 901.83 3,345.58 (25.42) (26.96)

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 1,237.69 359.56 755.37 14,037.76 (8.82) (2.56) (5.38)

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 7,343.23 825.21 31.63 12.38 887.14 724.58 6,660.73 48,286.44 (15.21) (1.71) (0.07) (0.03) (1.84) (1.50) (13.79)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 70.21 162.17 48.26 2,332.90 2,719.14 (2.58) (5.96) (1.77) (85.80)

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 123.94 119.72 8.17 14.04 1,704.88 25,173.11 (0.49) (0.48) (0.03) (0.06) (6.77)

F. Vegetables and Fruits 1,308.76 223.65 1,083.16 67.99 201.21 10,346.21 (12.65) (2.16) (10.47) (0.66) (1.94)

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 1,793.60 560.39 5.01 589.47 8,864.98 (20.23) (6.32) (0.06) (6.65)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa Spices 1,406.49 167.71 53.61 404.62 4,841.42 and Manufactures thereof (29.05) (3.46) (1.11) (8.36)

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 7,230.51 4.44 2,803.98 46.07 1,710.26 23,271.96 (excluding unmilled Cereals) (31.07) (0.02) (12.05) (0.20) (7.35)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 22,634.44 1,350.29 93.18 825.41 79,442.60 and Preparations (28.49) (1.70) (0.12) (1.04)

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 1,038.09 742.48 79.67 4,897.54 (21.20) (15.16) (1.63)

2004…continued

UK Great Britain and N. Ireland

Total Phil. Agricultural Imports

to the EUPortugal Spain SwedenPoland SlovakNetherlandsITEMEUROPEAN UNION


III. Crude Materials 1,841.36 - - - 447.91 - 1,177.25 11,385.06 (16.17) (3.93) (10.34)

A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 22.80 101.18 (22.53)

B. Crude Rubber 1,514.76 282.28 4,144.00 (36.55) (6.81)

C. Crude Fertilizer 1.98 28.00 137.26 (1.44) (20.40)

D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials ( including hid 303.80 445.93 866.97 7,002.62 (4.34) (6.37) (12.38)

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 1,090.98 - - - 1,134.38 40.63 580.97 12,794.34 (8.53) (8.87) (0.32) (4.54)

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 889.57 110.83 573.51 7,821.44 (11.37) (1.42) (7.33)

B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 201.41 1,023.55 40.63 7.46 4,972.90 (4.05) (20.58) (0.82) (0.15)

V. Fertilizer Manufactured 153.15 12.81 9.38 1,172.37 (13.06) (1.09) (0.80)

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 8,232.70 8.03 8.69 460.37 44.92 11,756.81 47,281.80 (17.41) (0.02) (0.02) (0.97) (0.10) (24.87)

VII. Agricultural Machinery 1,513.46 10.71 155.82 335.95 42.64 2,119.35 18,891.54 (8.01) (0.06) (0.82) (1.78) (0.23) (11.22)

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 57,869.03 1,187.32 362.23 21.07 10,395.62 1,131.44 31,810.11 316,751.85

TOTAL VALUE OF ALL PHILIPPINE IMPORTS 404,835.09 2,528.46 7,079.48 1,860.73 160,261.77 155,004.46 475,013.60 3,632,898.16

Source: NSO

2004…continued

Sweden UK Great Britain and N. IrelandNetherlands Poland Portugal SlovakITEM

EUROPEAN UNION


Total Phil. Agricultural Imports

to the EUSpain

WORLD PRICES

5% Broken 25% Broken 35% Broken



Sugar-International Sugar Agreement (ISA) FOB Caribbean Port.Coffee (Brazilian) - Cash/Nominal New York, U.S.A. SourceDessicated Coconut- Simple arithmetic average of sellers price for Europe, USA and other countries; FOB/nearest forward shipment. Rice (Thai) 5% broken, white rice (WR), Milled, indicative price based on weekly surveys of export transactions, government standard, f.o.b. BangkokRice (Thai) 25% broken, WR, milled, indicative survey price, government standards, f.o.b. BangkokRice (Thai) 35% broken, WR, milled, f.o.b. BangkokMaize (US), No. 2, yellow, f.o.b. US Gulf Ports

Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Commodity Price Data, World Bank

2003

2004

Year/Month Coconut Oil

Table 13. WORLD PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIESJanuary 2003 to December 2004

($ per kg.)

RiceMaize (corn)Sugar Coffee Desiccated Coconut

Figure 23 WORLD PRICES OF COCONUT OIL JANUARY

2003 TO DECEMBER 2004

0.300.400.500.600.700.80

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0.140.160.180.200.220.24

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0.500.901.301.702.10

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Figure 26 WORLD PRICES OF DESICCATED COCONUT


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