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ANNUAL EXTERNAL

TRADE REPORT

(SUMlVIARY l"'ABLES)

1993

Cent..~,1 Statistic~,1 OfficeMillistl)' of FimmceRose.llI, Dominica

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TABLE 11.

SHARE OF PRIMARY AND MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS INDOMESTIC EXPOmS: 1982 - 1993

VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO -- ~-_._-- ~-TOTAL DOMESTIC

PnlUARY PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS EXPORTS._~--- _._-_ ...

YEAH VALUE % INT.D.E. VALUE % IN T.D.E. VALUE %

1982 30.906 502 1 30,610 49.8 6' ,516 100.0

1983 35,206 487 37,074 513 72,280 100.0

1984 36, 225 1 53.8 31,082 46.2 67,307 100.0

i1985 41.309 I

583 i 29,585 41.7 70,895 100.0

1986 73,733 702 31,299 29.8 105,032 100.0

1987 90,671 74.6 30,742 25.3 121,573 100.0

1988 108,898 74.0 38,274 26.0 147,172 100.0

1989 73,019 621 I 44,655 37.9 117,674 100.0,

1990 91,631 6431

50,800 35.7 142,431 I 100.0I

138.920 10001991 93,494 673 I 45,426 32.7I

6:194.025 67.1 I 45,998 32.9 140,0231 100.0

1993 83.109 I _.~ 43,461 ~6,5701 100.:Q...-_.

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TABLE 12.

MAIN ITEMS IN DOMESTIC EXPORTS FOR 1993 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1992

VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO

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DOMESTIC EXPORTS DOMESTIC EXPORTS DIFFERENCE 0.. CHANGE

1993 1992 IN

QUANTITY I VALUE QUANTITY I VA~ QUANTITY I VALUE VALUE

57,045 68,403 58,577 82,4441 1,532 14,041 17.0 I2,636

I(09)13,503 2,546 13,389 (90) (114)

5,407 13,336 6,588 16,371 1,181 3,035 , 8.5 i

2,852 4,643 1,990 3220 (862) (1,423) (442)1

22 2,367 22 2,292 0 (75) (3.3)1

244 I 1,950 295 2.181 I 51 231 10.6

MAIN ITEMS

Bananas

Toilet Soap. Cakes. Barsffablets

Household Soap, Cakes. Bars elc.

Plantains

Bay Q;I

Paiilts. Vanishes & Lacquers

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07 Tannias 379 1,742 236 985 (143)\ (757)1 (769)

08 Grapefruil 1,463 1,545 2,128 2,170 665 625 28.8

09 Yams 392 1,278 211 683 (181)1 (595) (87.1)10 Dasheen & Eddoes 738 1,233 623 1,060 (115) (173) (16.3)

11 Pepper, Other Sauces & Mixed Condiments 305 1,097 269 1,088 (36) (9) (0.8)

12 D,shwashing liquids 315 952 419 1,365 104 413 30.3

13 Avocadoes 461 912 373 , 702 (88) (210) (29.9)14 Disinfectant 197 719 292 1,116 95) 397 35.6

15 Sweet Oranges 486 588 564 667 78 79 11.8

1,6 Fruit Juices 102 530 59 311 (43) (219) (70,4)

17 ,Candles 99 497 118 644 19 147 22.8,18 Icoconuts 543 469 322 286 (221) (183) (64.0)

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'9 Sacks and Bags 0' Plaslic 105 438 2 138 (103) (300) (2174)20 Gloves, Mittens, Mitis 105 437 119 636 14 199 31.3

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21 Mangoes 103 400 50 194 (53) (206) (106.2)

22 Cut Flowers & Buds Anthurium Lilies 55 327 62 348 7 21 6.0

23 Footwear 21 314 21 331 0 17 5.1

24 Cinnamon and Cinnamon Flowers 27 289 19 212 (8) (77) (36.3)

25 Pumpkins 169 260 135 196 (34) (64) (32.7)

I26 SUB-TOTAL ... 118,229 ... 133,029 ... 14,800 11.1

27 OlliER PRODUCTS ... 8,341 '" 6,994 ... (1,347) (19.3)

28 TOTAL DOMESTIC EXPORTS ... 126,570 ... 140,023 ... 13,453 9.6

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TABLE 13.

CONTRIBUTION OF MAIN ITEMS TO DOMESTIC EXPORTS FOR 1993 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1992,1991 & 1990

1990199119921993

VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO i

S.N. I MAIN ITEMS

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15.522

16,258 i2.03C I1933 I

VALUE I '10 IN T.DE.

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9.31.51.3

85,17915.39912.857

2.097 1:1.753

VALUE I '10 IN T.DE.

58.99.6

11.7

2.316

82,44413,38916,371

3,2202,292

VALUE I '10 IN T.D. E.

54.010.710.5371.9

68,40313,50313,336

4,6432,367

VALUE I 'k IN TOE.

BananasToilet Soap, Cakes. BarslTabletsHousehold Soap, Cakes, Bars etc.

PlantainsBav Od 1 9 2292

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06 Paints, Vanishes & Lacquers 1.5 2,181 16 2,729 2.0 i 1,539 1.1 ,

07 Tannias 1.4 985 0,7 514 0.4 474 0.3

08 GrapefruJt,

1.2 2,170 1.5 1.489 1.1 1.595 1 1

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09 Ya~s 1.0 683 0.5 426 0.3 334 0.2

10 Oa.::;heer'J & Ed.joes 1.0 1,060 ~.8 I 1,247 0.9 1.176 08

11 Pepper. Other Sauces & Mixed Condiments 0.9 1,088 , 0.8 1,212 0.9 1,324 0.9

12 Dishwash,ng liquid 081

1,365

11.0 892 0.6 40 00

13 Avocadoes 0,7 i 702 0.5 355 0.3 434 03

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14 DIsinfectant 061

1,116

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0.8 500 0.4 144 0.1

15 SweelOranges 05 667 05 460 0.3 766 0.5

16 FrU!I JUices 0.4 311 0.2 258 0.2 1,230 09

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17 Candles 0.4 644 05 610 0.4 318 02

,18 Coconu:s 0.4 286 0.2 182 0.1 164 0.1 .I 0.0 '119 Sacks and Bags of Plastic 0.3 138 0.1 69 0.0 31

120 Gloves, Mittens. MitIs 0.3 636

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0.5 976 0.7 1,535 1 1 !

'21 :Mangoes 03 194. 0.1 146 0.1 125 01 I22 Cut Flowers Anthurlum Lilies 03 348 02 331 0.2 274 02 '

23 Footwear 02 331 02 371 0.3 286 021

24 Cinnamon and Cinnamon FlowersI

02, 212 0.2 139 0.1 61 00'

!25 IPumpkinsI

0.2 I 196 0.1 144 O. I 188 0.1 II 1

, , I,26 SUB-TOTAL I 93.4 ' 133.029 95.0 130,335 93.8 130,886 919

127 OTHER PRODUCTS 6.6 6,994 5.0 8,585 6.2 11,545-.-' . 8.1

28 TOTAL DOMESnC EXPORTS I 126.570 100.0 140,023 : 100.0 138,920 100.0 I 142,431 100.0 I

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TABLE 14.

IMPORTS OF PRINCIPAL ITEMS IN 1993 WITH CQMPARAnVE FIGURES FOR 1992. 1991 &. 1990

VALUES IN E.C.$·OOO1993 1992 1991 1990

S.N. MAIN ITEMS VALUE % IN T." VALUE 'A> IN TI. VALUE 0A> IN T.!. VALUE '''' INT.1.

01 Meal & Meat Preparation 10.364 4.1 12.830 4.5 1I .847 4.0 13,027 1 4.1

02 Butter, Milk. & Cheese 7.932 3.1 8.021 2.8 8.621 2.9 7851 I 2.503 Fish & Fish Preparation 3.086 1.2 3,755 1.3 3.654 1.2 3.678 1.2

04 RIce 1.325 0.5 1.477 0.5 1.237 04 1.405 0.405 Flour; Wheat 6,081 2.4 5.478 1.9' 6,143 2.1 5,902 1.9

06 Sugar 3,152 1.2 4.037 1.4 4,736 1.6 4,865 1.5

07 Animal Feed 1,588 0.6 1,901 0.7 1,771 0.6 1.531 0.5

08 Margarine 1,163 0.5 1.232 0.4 1.081 0.4 1,177 I 0.409 Liquor 7.756 3.1 9,621 3.4 11,184 38 9,003 2.8

10 Wood & Lumber 7,262 2.9 5.559 2.0 8,304 2.8 8,049 2.5

11 Gasolene 6,269 2.5 8,127 2.9 8.747 301 6,916 2.212 Kerosene 330 0.1 238 o 1 311 o1 I 333 0.113 Other Fuels 5,548 2.2 5,783 2.0 8,879 3.0 7,570 2.4

'4 Medical & Pharmaceutical Products 2.784 1.1 3.189 1.1 3,016 1.0 2,68' 0.8

15 Manures 5,856 23 6.029 2.1 7.190 2.4 8,373 2.616 Cardboard Boxes 1,875 0.7 2,309 0.8 5,665 1.9 7,637 2.4

17 Cement 3,174 1.3 4,871 1.71

4,466 1.5 4,075 1.3

18 Meta' & Their Products 15,380 6.1 20,953 7.4

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22,878 7.7 30,359 9.5

19 Machinery Other Than Electric 18,141 7.2 25.017 8.8 26.088 8.8 38,575 12.1

20 Machinery Electric 13,964 5.5 16.993 6.0 14,941 5.0 15,708 4.9

21 Transport Equipment 15,954 6.3 17,509 6.2 22.988 7.8 28,801 9.0

22 Clothing 3.337 1.3 4,100 1.4 4,277 1.4 3,606 1.1

23 Footwear 2,081 0.8 2,424 0.9 2,214 I 0.7 2,073 0.7

24 Sub-Total 144,402 602 17' ,453 60.2 190,238 64.3 213,195 67.0

25 Other Imports '08,823 398 113,240 39.8 105.740 35.7 105,197 33.0

26 TOTAL IMPORTS 253,225 100.0 284,693 100.0 295,978 100.0 318,392 100.0

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TABLE 15.

PRINCIPAL TRADING PARTNERS IN DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN 1993 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1992.1991 & 1990

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VALUES IN EC.$·Ooor~

19911993 1992 1990MAIN COUNTRIES VALUE '.. IN T.D.E

--S.N. VALUE '.. IN T.D.E VALUE % INT.D.E VALUE % tNT.D.E.

01 United Kingdom 65,492 51.7 69.989 50.0 77.952 56.1 73,424 51.6

02 JamaIca- 11,805 9.3 16.123 11.5 15.050 10.8 18.192 12.803 ; ItalyfT' 'este

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4,273 3.4 13,800 I 9.9 8.773 6.3 10.595 7.4

04 IGuadei:-upe/SI. Marlin 5,820 . 4.6 5,970 4.3 7.806 5.6 6.308 4.4 I05 ITrlO,dac and Tobago 3,929 I 3.1 4.825 3.4 4,529 3,3 3.776 I 2.7,

4.365 I06 i 51. Luc 3.4 3,717 2.7 3,920 2.8 2,874 2.007 i Anligua -3nd Barbuda 3.718 2.9 3,935 2.8 3,398 2.4 3,037 2.108 IUnited States 3,647 2.9 2,990 2.1 3,200 2.3 9,823 6909 IBarbados 2.975 2.4 3,900 I 2.8 2,965 2.1 2.786 2.010 . pUe'!r, Mica 2.641 2.1 2,593 1.9 2,518 1.8 1,637 1,1

11 51. V ~'"e'1t1GR'dlnes 1,361 I 1.5 2,452 1.8 2,176 1.6 1,615 1.112 S1. Klll's/Nevis/Ang. 1,695 1.3 1,874 1.3 1,692 1.2 1,313 0.913 jGuya'1J. 3, 953 1 3.1 2,096 1.5 206 0.1

1,432 1.014 Grenar., lCarriacou 2,389 1.9 1,614 1.2 1,359 1.0 1,184 08

15 Sub- Totar 118,563 93.7 135,878 97.0 135,544 97.6 137,996 96.9

16 Others I 8,007 6.3 4,145 3.0 3,376 2.4 4,435 3.1f-'-- _. II

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17 TOTAL DOMESTIC EXPORTS 126,570 100.0 I 140,023 i 100.0 138,920 100.0 142,431 ' 100.0

TABLE 16.

PRINCIPAL TRADING PARTNERS IN IMPORTS IN 1993 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1992. 1991 & 1990

VALUES IN EC.$·OOO

1993 1992 1991 1990

S.N. MAIN COUNTRIES VALUE % IN T./. VALUE % INT.I. VALUE r % IN T.I. VALUE % INTI.I

01 United Slales 82,120 32.4 80,805 28.4 74,557 252 85,836 27.0

02 United Kingdom 31,905 12.6 45,819 16.1 40,825 . 13.8 45,998 14.4

03 Trinidad and Tobago 28,090 11. 1 32,552 11-4 29.694 10.0 29,388 9.2

04 Puerto RICO 11,790 4.7 11,757 4.1 17,780 6.0 ' 19,702 6.2

I: Japan 10.783 43 13.050 4.6 16.455 5.6 19,641 6.2jBarbadOS 8,618 3.4 9,214 3.2 9,794 3.3 7,903 2.507 St. lucia 8.153 3.2 9,835 3.5 12,356 4.2 13,449 I 4.208 Sf. VincentlGR'dines 8,081 3.2 7,923 2.8 7,483 2.5 6,586 2.1

09 Canada 5,600 2.2 , 1,419 4.0 12,894 4.4 8,044 2.5

10 Jamaica 4,945 2.0 4,839 . 1.7 5,749 1.9 4,453 1.4

11 Holland, Nelh. 4,518 1.8 4,897 1.7 6,323 2.1 5,764 1.8

12 Spain 4,498 1.8 358 o 1 9 0.0 600 02 I13 Fed Rep 01 Germany 3,283 1.3 3,995 1.4 8,240 2.8 9,851 3.1

14 Brazil 2,807 1.1 1,730 0.6 3,315 1.1 1,784 0.6

15 i SWItzerland 2,776 1.1 2,822 1.0 2,132 0.7 2,527 0.8

16 IGrenada and Carriacou 2,253 0.9 2,651 0.9 1,435 0.5 1,127 0.4

17 Martinique 2,154 0.9 986 0.3 1,858 0.6 6,490 2.7

18 Guadeloupe/St. Martin 2,072 0.8 3,619 1.3 4,070 1.4 3,663 1.2

I'9 Sub- Tolal 224.446 88.6 248,271 872 254,969 86.1 275,006 1 66.4

20 Oth8fS 28.779 11.4 36,422 12.8 41.009 13.9 43,386 13.6

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