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1 GENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND TRADE RESTRICTED COM. AG/W/5/Add June 1968 Special Distribution Agriculture Committee Original: English UNITED KINGDOM Supplied in Respect of Information VEGETABLE OILS AND OILSEEDS A. B. C. D. Production: production measures and policies Production and support measures and policies Consumption and internal prices International trade and prices

2 Page 2. _ VEGETABLE OILSANDOILSEEDS policies A.1. Statistical data on Oilseeds are not grown in the United Kingdom exceptfor very small amounts of rapeseed (production or acreage statistics not available). Vegetable are producemainly from imported seeds; production statisticsand given in Table I. VEGETABLE OILS PRODUCED FROM THE UNITEDKINGDOM CRUSH CRUDE OIL PRODUCED (m... tons) TOTAL 290, , ,537,.,.. - _ J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- A.2. Trends in production and estimates fopr1970 United Kingdom mill production of crude vegetable s has fallen from 381,000 metrcic tons in 1958 to 223,537 metric tons in Level of production in 1970 will depend primarily price and availability of imported s and fats. (See A.4. below.) A.3. Statistical data on carry-over stocks and stockpiles AG/W/5/Add.6 A. Production: production measures Palm kernel 93,33580,455 50,673 /.7,5-78! 40,324 38, 559 Linseed ,400 Copra 36,52 32, Groundnut 22, 792 9, ,776 Cottonseed 17, 7 376E8 5,651. Rapeseed 14,3351 1T1. LC, 21,24.9 Casterseed 5,l' 14,2 3 15,225 Other 11,th?7 15, ,129

3 Table II VEGETABLE OILS AND OILSEEDS END OF YEAR STOCKS COM.AG/W/5/Add.6 Page 3 ('000 metric tons) Oilseeds and Nutsa As seed and nuts (crude equivalent) (27.5) (32.8) (17.4) Vegetable Oilsb As crude aincluding quantities held by seed crushers. bincluding quantities held by seed crushers, hardeners and and manufactures of margarine, compound fat and soap. A.4. Factors affecting production refiners of, Vegetable s: Development of processing in seed producing countries, which affects volume of their experts and availability of seeds to United Kingdom mills. World supply/demand and price situation for vegetable s and for competing animal s and fats. A.5. Policies and measures likely to influence production None.

4 COM.AG/W/5/Add. 6 page 4 B. Protection and support measures and policies B.I. Internal support measures and policies B.II. Measires at frontier (a.) Tariff measires SeeTable III. (b) Other measures TableIII UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT DUTIES ON VEGETABLE OILS AND SEEDS Tariff headings 12.01, 15.07, 15.08, Rate of duty Tariff heading Commonwealth (C) ~~~ Oilseeds and oleaginous fruit, whole or broken: (A) Cottonseed, rapeseed; tung nuts (B) Sesamum seed; soyabeans (C) Castor seed (D) (E) Other Fixed vegetable s, fluid or solid, crude, refined or purified: 5% 7½% C. E. C. E. C. E. 5% 7½% 10% (A) Oiticica, raw; stillingia (tallow-seed ), raw; tung (china wood ), (B) raw Castor 12½ C. E. 12½%

5 COM. AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 5 Tariff heading Table III (cont'd) Rate of duty Commonwealth EFTA (E) (C) (C) Coconut ; groundnut ; linseed ; rape ; sesamum ; soyabean ; sunflowerseed ; safflowerseed (D) Olive extracted by means of solvents (E) Other Animal and vegetable s, bed oxidized, dehydrated, sulphurized, blown or polymerized by heat in vacuum or in inert gas, or otherwise modified: (B) Castor (C) Coconut ; groundnut ; linseed ; rape ; sesamum ; soyabean ; sunflowerseed ; safflowerseed (D) Other 5.12 Animal or vegetable s and fats, wholly or partly hydrogenated, or solidified or hardened by any other process, whatever or not refined, but not further prepared: (B) Coconut ; groundnut ; linseed ; rape ; sesamum ; soyabean ; sunflowerseed ; safflowerseed (c) Other: (1) Fats and s wholly obtained from fish or marine mammals (2) Other 15% 10% 15% 10% 15% 10% C. E. 15% C. E. 10% C. E. 15%. C. E. 10% When the Kennedy Round is fully implemented, the duties except in the case of soyabeans where it will be "nil". will be the same

6 COM. AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 6 C. Consumption and internal prices C.1. Statistical data on consumption Comprehensive statistics of consumption are not collected.total supplies, that is United Kingdom mill production of vegetable s and imports of vagetable s as such, (see items A.1.. and D.1.)may, however, be taken as approximating to consumption in the long term. A summary is given in Table IV. Table IV UNITED KINIGDOM Estimated Vegetable Oil Supplies ('000 metric tons) Oil Groundnut Coconut Palm Palm-kernel Cottonseed Soyabean Sunflowerseed Rapeseed 14.6 l Olive Castor Linseed Tung , 5.2 Other TOTAL Estimated supplies above are totals of United Kingdom mill production and direct imports cf crude and refined vegetable s. Imports of processed vegetable s (including hydrogenated s) which are relatively small have been disregarded.

7 COM.AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 7 C.2. Trends on consumption and estimates for 1970 Total supplies of crude vegetable s (imports plus United Kingdom miil production) fell from 741,680 metric tons in 1958 to 640,080 metric tons in Level of supplies in 1970 will depend primarily on availability and price of competing animals fats and s. (See C.4.below.) C.3. Retail and wholesale prices The greator part of vegetable supplies are used in the margarine and food manufacturing industries or for industrial purposes and retail sales are relatively small. No information is available on prices paid by users. C.4. Factors conditioning the evolution of internal consumption Because of the large degree of interchangeability between the various s and fats in their main and uses, the chief factors affecting consumption of vegetable s are their prices and the world supply situation relative to that of competing products. In the industrial field, competition from synthetic substitutes may also be a factor. In the past decade, United Kingdom total consumption of s and fats has been increasing slowly and might be expected to continue to do so. Usage of vegetable s has, however,been declining in the face of increased availability of relatively cheaper animal s and fats, espacially fish s. C.5. Policies and measures affecting consumption Trade in vegetable s and seeds is in private hands and there are no governmental policies or measures directly affecting consumption.

8 COM. AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 8 Do International trade and prices D.1. Volume and value of importsand exports Details of imports and experts are given in Tables V and VI. These are allcommercial. D.2. Export and importprices Details of prices paid byimporters and users in this country are not available but it may be assumed that price levels here will normally follow the trends of world prices. Details of expert prices are similarly not available. D. 3. Export aid measures and policies D.4. None. Bilateral agreements None. Table V UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS _ " Vll Fixed soya bean Denmark United States Germany, F.R. Cottonseed Syria. Sudan 21,492 17,003 3, ,121,237 5,031, , OL ,648 33,065 19,256,004 13,973 10,245 7, ,715,401 3,010,963 2,239,426 76,451 Rape,colza and mustard Linseed Argentine Rep ,497 22,870 12,032 6,096 93,738 58,520 9,359,756 5,029,234 2,723,269 1,488,617

9 Table V (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS COM. AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page m. tons Groundnut Fed. of Gambia Olive Spain Tunisia France Italy Rep. of Cyprus Sunflowerseed of which Soviet Union Germany, F.R. Tung ArgentinaRep. Malawi Fixed vegetable s - others El Salvador United States Brazil Denmark Ivory Coast 69,854 22,329,146 62,022 19,550,672 7,566 2,673, ,10O ,981,748 1,816 1,231, , , , ,796 2, ,39ü 1, ,612 1, , s3,257 5,357 2,562,053 4,143 1,999,25; , ,763 3,ZJ44 1,293,401 1, , ,4041j , ,486 J 75 J , 43, ,974 Palm Fed. of Coconut of which Papua and New Guinea Fiji Ceylon Palm-kernel Rep ọf Congo (Leopoldville) Fed. of Castor Brazil Rumania India Bed: Soyabean Groundnut Linseed Palm Coconut Castor TOTAL 1-17,362 64,295 53,004 42,941 22,710 10,S 09 8, ,r72 21,116 1, c(-,,1.. 30,054, ,010,646 14,021,843 14,692;182 7,8Z8,246 3,655,85F1 2,9554, ,631 l8o 2~~~~~~~~~~ 100,657 5,619,967 4,965, ,434 2.$6, , , j 9,839 2,254 7,275 3,716 L8,849 ~~~~~

10 COM. AG/W/5/Add Page Table V (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOMlMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS (cont'd) 1965 m. tons Bed: *Animaland mother ,586 Hadrogenated: Palm-kernal *Animal and vegetable and fats, other , , 86 6,963,869 *Separate figures not available.

11 Table V (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS COM.AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page Fixed soyabean Germany Cottonseed Sudan Groundnut Gambia Olive Spain France Italy Cyprus Sunflowerseed Rumania Argentine Germany, F.R. Soviet Union 17,302 17, ,083 32,362 3, L03, , ,561 1, ,120 3, ,937,671 4,895,514 36,896 9,456,370 8,445, ,651 80,231 30,798,902 25,007,156 5,653e ,079 1,86,175 1,229, ,Ç , , ,382, , , , ,169 Rape, colza and mustard Belgium Linseed Argentine United States Palm Singapore Coconut Papua and New Guinea Fiji Ceylon Palm-kernal 35, lgi 15,81 i 22, 549 5,640 5,556 1, ,239 88,980 45,788 15,264 35,938 20,051 11,586 2,131 2,114 15,839 15, e341 6,790 7,165 7,084,988 4,35L,078 1,244,975 1l095, ,682 24,650,090 19,912,858 11,007, ,746 10,541,261 5,785,259 3,375, , ,182 4,506,880 4i,48,795 10,559 7, 526

12 COM.AG/W/5/Add.6 Page 12 Table V (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS m. tons Castor Brazil Tung Argentine Malawi Fixed vegetable s other United States Denmark Belgium South Africa Germany, F.R. Franco 7,650 1, J 2,866 1, , ,327, '33c 34e 5>3 1,8583,4'2 1,124,729 i611,954! 97,972! 1,504,426i 229,320C 326, ,300, 223, ,472! 102,340C 97,L496 47,082 42,7O 8 L.9915,9Ç- '.I- Bed: Soyabean Groundnut Lindseed Palm Coconut Castor TOTAL Bed: *Animal and vegetable s Other Hydrogenated: Palm-kernel *Animal and fats, other and s , , g27 33,380 30,428 87,265 7,244 ~ 469,e C , ,050 8,290,470 * Separate figures not available.

13 Table V (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS COM. AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 13 Finland Cottonseed Brazil Argentine Rep. Nicaragua Groundnut Gambia Rep. of South Africa Brazil Olive Spain Italy France Cyprus $ m. tons 16,268 15, ,194 8,058 2, ,893 78,272 22,060 2, i 558 j 14 4, 047, 599 3,877" ,328 25,049 :3e303,409!2,179> , , ,243 89,250 30,559,956 22,809,713 6,471, , , , ,253 5,816 2,705 2,048,010 2, ,525, , , ,458 76,309 Rape, colza and mustard India Linseed Argentine Rep. United States Palm. Singapore Coconut Papua and New Guinea Fiji Ceylon Palm-kernel Sierra Leone tons ,524 26,843 5, 523 3,594 2,401 J.63 98,703 58,955 25,639 11,997 2,112 37,967 19,188 11,816 4,818 2,145 34,876 28,408 5,487 C ,992 4,477 4,107 3,408 7,523,5566 5,102,457 1,188, , ,791 40,720 22,596,540 13,401,813 5,847,688 2,717, , ,773,753 i 5,444,720 3,321,346 1,361, c'L9 9,457,535 7,682,503 1,491, ,808

14 COM. AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 14 Table V (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS Sunflowerseed Soviet Union Rumania Germany, F. R. Yugoslavia Argentine Rep. Tung Argentine Rep. Fixed vegetable s and others El Salvador United States India Denmark 1967 _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ m. tons 38,528 16,464 10,892 5,338 2,358 1,508 1, ,751,229 33,708,348 29,L97,555 :1,221, , , , ,260 5,226 ',424,753 3, , ,624 * 197,383 66,391,,885 1,644, , , , , , ,653 84, ,145 Castor Brazil Rumania Bed: Soyabean Groundnut Linseed Palm Coconut Castor Bed: *Animal and vegetable others Hydrogenated: Palm-kernel Hydrogenated: *Animal and vegetable and fats s, s 1967 m. tons $ 13,162 6,078 1,693 1, $ ,004 4.,277, ,931 1,174, , , ,416 33,071 62, ,861 5, ,872 17,650,835 * Separate figures not available.

15 Table V (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILSEEDS COM.AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 15 Groundnuts - in shell Ethiopia UAR Egypt Mexico Brazil Groundnuts - not in shell Malawi South Africa United States Brazil Dominica Gr. Tanzania Copra Papua and New Guinea Other B. Pac. Is. Palm nuts and kernels Sierra Leone Soyabeans United States 3,535 1,091,059 1, , S8, Q0, ,730 09,>242 ;20s80, ,185,601 14,583 3,291,319 5,s811 3., :' ,143 1, 520,907 4/,,04 1,586,432 2, ,127 2, ,973 2, ,416 58,009 13, ,978 t 9.34,589 16,256 3,644, '35, ,268" 2-,176 1, ,946 31,017,'41 4,391,' ,5718 3,817,048 Linseed New Zealand Cottonseed Sudan Aden and South Arabia Ivory Coast Nicaragua Rep. of Mali Castor seed Kenya Tanzania Ecuador Rapeseed Poland Denmark France Other seeds Tanzania 124,514 1,X ,384 34,4,48 24,657 11,381 9,167 7,620 4,506 10,352 4,008 4sOOS-~ 1, ,660 11,467 7,"' L69 3 L) i 339-., 114 3, 'C.,L706 t 16,666, ,882 9,227,596 2,763,715 2,454,466 1,145, , ,06o8 1,406, ,591 24'1,711j 191,330! 4,178,978 1,315,8 1,072, , ,384 1,150, , ,538

16 COM.AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 16 Table V (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILSEEDS tons m. Groundnuts - in Ethiopia UAR Egypt Libya Groundnuts - not in shell Copra United States South Africa Zambia Uganda Papua and New Guinea Other B. Pac. Is. Palm nuts and kernels Sierra Leone Soyabeans United States ,753 33, , ,77l5 7,132,975 3,437 2,s301 2,043 56,093 39,257 16, , ,395 19,590 3, ,161 13s8,09 94,066 33,675 14, 732 Linseedofwhich 1,833,241 2 mi7, 3r- 214, , ,001_9r-1 6,573,j01 4,031,435 2,374,845 2,255,753 1, 373î, , ,3,6 413,375 11,104,6s91 7,661,679 3,442,754 27,3e,46,353 23,660,487 3;,157,952 5s2,750 35,073,649 16,' 45,225 12,098,145 4,373,724 ;1,834,921 Ivory Coast Sudan Dahomey Aden and Castor Tanzania Sudan Rapeseed seed France East Germany Denmark Other seeds Cananda 100,269 99, ,649 15,106 6,807 Q.6(D26 6,277 2,293 2,073 31, 564 i12, 719' 6,076 2,n667 42,32SS66 11,037 9, `70 4,148, 3, ,61M 6,597 3,055 1,829 1,469 l1 12,73 1,14f4l. 12;63,665: 79,9éD ,897 l 293, , , ,523, 195, ,6911 4,170,796 1,705,351 1,131, ,250 5,671,921 1,465,744!; 1,283,769 1,147, ,273 48,146 3,714,796 1,978, , , ,241

17 Table V (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM IMPORTS - VEGETABLE OILSEEDS COM.AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page Quqntity m. tons v- Groundnuts - in shell Ethiopia UAR Egypt Groundnuts - not in shell of Malawi (ex Nyasaland) Rep.of South Africa United States Zambia (ex N. Rhodesia ) which Papua and New Guinea Other B. Pac. Is. Palm nuts and kernels Sierra Leone Singapore Tanzania 4,665 1, ' ,84 36,492 25,205 13,796 7,343! 6,895 4,573 1, ,320 26, , ,566 78,308 il y204 5,431 1,40SC 1,J.79 1, 38;7, , , ,456 22,718,9908 6,711,046 5,982,471 3,18.l.,476 2,242, 5ù4 2,0S2,016 1,257,22E' 412, , 334 8,020,620 4,910,517 3,0'7,625 15,016, ,911,063 1, g68, ,23' 17n,415 Soyabeans United States Linseed Cottonseed Sudan Castor Ivory Coast Israel Morocco Togo Algeria Tanzania Sudan Kenya seed 252,914 97,514 69, ,557 5, , 842 ri. -rn ,955 9J352 4,5c , 511 1,500 1,216 30,573 13, ,475 5, 10 2, D4.: 29,76f8,376 11,284,966 5,194,003 3, 769,/41 687e,999, Y31,500 12,797,067 12,701,640,2,2" ,460 1,070, , ,4C>57 155, ,946,336 1,040,Q05 '1, ,, 31

18 Page 18 Table V(cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM IMPORT - VEGETABLE OILSEEDS m. tons Rapeseed East Germany Sweden Germany, F.R. France Other seeds 40, ,321 5, ,202; 3, ,98-i ,667 7,463 2,029 1, 502 i vv- c, 4,953.,500 2,1le2, , , , ,071 1,306,o88 223, , ,750

19 Table VI UNITED KINGDOM EXPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS COM. AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 19 OILS - NOT HYDROGENATED Soyabean i Germny, F. R. New Zealand Cottonseed New Zealand Groundnut, Fiji unref m. tons 1, , ,007 43,739 27, ,520 61,813 38, ,351 38,343 31,080 30,450 OILS - NOT HYDROGENATED Sunflowerseed1;aJ;:rsced ail Rape, colza and mustard Switzerland Linseed Philippines Burma Pakistan Hong Kong 1965 m.tons $ , c8) 1i ,810 9,515 7, ,464 87,844 68,631 53,564 35,700 31,270 30,114 Groundnut, ref. Fiji New Zealand Olive Germany, Ghana Sweden F.R. 1, ,327 3,174 1,546 1,155 6 O0, , , ,965 91,70,8 86,335 8,747 4,262 3,184 Palm Coconut Hong Kong Turkey Palm-kernel , ' 90 4,556 3, ,891 53, , , , ,392 29,280 1,562,142 1,309, ,206

20 COM.AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 20 OILS - NOT HYDROGENATED (cont'd) Castor Ghana Other fixed vegetable s South Africa Ghana New Zealand Aden and P. of S. Arabia OILS - HYDROGENATED *Vegetables and fats Ghana Thailand Table VI (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM EXPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS BOILED.. b _~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ , , % * Separate figuresnot available. 417,234 53,147 80e506 54,278 18,598 1,067, , ,053 73, ,334 37, ,716 34, , , ,796 73, ;45 44,/444k + Linseed Hong Kong Thailand Saudi Arabia Kuwait Philippines British Guiana Jordan Iran Trinidad and Tobago Pakistan Libya Sudan Portugal Lebenon *Other animal and vegetable s South Africa Germany, F.R. Hong Kong Italy Sweden UAR Egypt Belgium , ,v 57( u 3, ,720, , , , , ,186 96,513 65,492 94,363 57,030 63,003 40,270 47,309 37,427 37,775 33,958 1,748, , , , ,119 49,5 0 92,951 83,826 32,861 52,377 27,345 41,992

21 COM. AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 21 Table VI (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM EXPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS OILS - NOT HYDROGENATED 1966 m. tons OILS - NOT HYDROGENATED 1966 Soyabean Italy Cottonseed Barbados Groundnut, Groundnut, Fiji unref. ref , e078 1,064 56g , e'93 40,220 7,16e; 67,600 30, y ,12e 780, , ,717 31, , 644k Rape, colza and mustard Switzrrland Norway Denmark Linseed Philippines Pakistan Ceylon Norway Kenya Burma Palm 186, , ,279 9,996 cs047 2, , ,737 76,104 64,072 58,601 26, ,142 53,063 7,062 Olive Ghana Sweden Sunflowerseed ,741 29,417 3,l Coconut Hong Kong Palm-kernel ofwhich Ghana 1, f , ,617 90, , , ,4j4f2 45, ,797

22 COM.AG/W/5/Add.6 Table VI (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM EXPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS OILS - NOT 1966 m.tons BOILED 1966 Caster ofwhich Other fixed ofwhich Germany, F.R. OILS - HYDROGENATED *Vegetable s and fats 103, 635 1, U`4 GS , ,45 lc0,-,01' 3ô,105 36, 503, ,79'U k 54, 7C82 40, , ,434 56, ,174 81,4,10 74,981 Linseed oii Hong Kong Saudi Arabia Thailand British Guiana Libya Jordan Ceylan South Africa Sudan Trinidad and Tobago Portugal *Other animaland vegetable s s Pakistan Germany, F.R. Hong Kong UAR Egypt Italy South Africa Sweden 5, ,023 22g ,857, , , ,375 97, ,774 C2,523 85,327 68,'763 64,353 49,s ,488 52, 637 J49,020 60,992 31,074 38, ,210 1,268,728 62, ,080 59, ,917 51, 25 59,822 69,586 50, ,fC24 * Separate figures not available.

23 Table VI (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM EXPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS COM. AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 23 OILS - NOT HYDROGENATED 1967 m. tons OILS - NOT HYDROGENATED 1967 Soyabean Burma Fiji Bermuda Cottonseed Barbados Lebanon Finland , ,708 22,30g 22,232 6,490 25,203 11, 659 4,903 2,100 Sunflowerseed Rape, colza and mustard s Papua and New Guinea Belgium Switzerland ,395 4,796 50,478 16,002 6,iî~- 3,732 3, 9E4 Groundnut, Bahrain unref. Groundnut, ref. Fiji Cyprus New Zealand Olive Germany, F.R ,429 1, l0 4, ,45 13,488 2, , ,081 23,632 21,902 12,578 11,323 10,,? 102,374 37,383 8,338 6,715 Linseed Philippines Pakistan Guyana (ex. British Guiana) Norway Palm Ghana Canary Islands Coconut Hong Kong 2, , v , ,940 69,426 34,015 38,945 24, ,919 95,715 48,770 12,S , ,171 17, 626

24 COM.AG/W/5/Add. 6 Page 24 Table VI (cont'd) UNITED KINGDOM EXPORTS - VEGETABLE OILS OILS - NOT HYDROGENATED 1967 BOILED 1967 Palm-kernol Iceland Ghana Castor Switzerland Ghana France irish Rep. Other fixed vegetable s Libya Sweden Thailand Germany, F.R. OILS - HYDROGENATED *Vegetable s and fats Barbados 1, , C, 152, 69o 77,322 77, ,370 46,925 65,192 42,Y54 30,162 40,793 34,530 1,133, , ,870 l48,492 30,369 49, ,327 31, , e849 25,665 31,427 Linseed kuwait Thailand. Philippines Pakistan Guyana (British Guiana) Burma Saudi Arabia Hong Kong Kenya Ceylon Sudan Trinidad and Tobags *Other animal and vegetable s France Germany, F.R. South Africa Pakistan Hong Kong Italy Sweden 5, J , ` J ,700,882 18`5,81l 187, , ,500 97,121 64,126 60,362 62,278 57,016 52,469 40,930 33,n21 33,950 1,172, ,273 46,334 90,692 87,276 ;,626 36,145 41,465 72,y70 42e857 59,371 * Separate figures not available.

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