Major California Agricultural Exports to the Top Destinations in 1999* (1) Canada Rank Approximate Export Value (millions)

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1 (1) Canada Rank Approximate Export Value (millions) Table Grapes Tomatoes, Processed Lettuce Wine 4 84 Strawberries 5 78 Carrots 6 50 Tomatoes, Fresh 7 43 Peaches/Nectarines 8 42 Broccoli 9 38 Oranges Almonds Onions Melons Flowers and Nursery Celery Cauliflower Raisins Plums Grape Juice Lemons Asparagus Walnuts Cherries Pears Prunes Pistachios 26 9 Garlic 27 7 Apples 28 7 Grapefruit 29 7 Apricots 30 6 Olives 31 4 Kiwi 32 4 Figs 33 3 Artichokes 34 3 Dates 35 2 Others* 3 Total* 1,067

2 (2) Japan Rank Approximate Export Value (millions) Rice Cotton, Lint Hay 3 74 Wine 4 70 Beef and Products 5 69 Almonds 6 62 Raisins 7 59 Lemons 8 51 Oranges 9 44 Broccoli Strawberries Prunes Milk and Cream Cherries Grapefruit Walnuts Cauliflower Tomatoes, Processed Asparagus Pistachios 20 9 Melons 21 8 Lettuce 22 7 Table Grapes 23 7 Grape Juice 24 5 Peaches/Nectarines 25 5 Apricots 26 3 Onions 27 3 Figs 28 2 Olives 29 2 Pears 30 2 Others* 12 Total* 1,054 (3) Mexico Rank Approximate Export Value (millions) Milk and Cream Table Grapes 2 28 Tomatoes, Processed 3 18 Almonds 4 16 Walnuts 5 15 Beef and Products 6 9 Flowers and Nursery 7 8 Lettuce 8 8 Cotton, Lint 9 8 Peaches/Nectarines 10 7 Strawberries 11 7 Pears 12 5 Plums 13 5 Tomatoes, Fresh 14 4 Wine 15 4 Garlic 16 3 Apricots 17 3 Raisins 18 3 Rice 19 2 Oranges 20 2 Lemons 21 2 Others* 8 Total* 281

3 (4) United Kingdom Rank Approximate Export Value (millions) Wine Raisins 2 33 Almonds 3 31 Table Grapes 4 20 Prunes 5 10 Tomatoes, Processed 6 4 Garlic 7 4 Strawberries 8 4 Others* 21 Total* 252 (5) Hong Kong Table Grapes 1 50 Almonds 2 19 Cotton, Lint 3 19 Pistachios 4 19 Milk and Cream 5 18 Oranges 6 18 Lettuce 7 14 Plums 8 9 Lemons 9 7 Cherries 10 6 Tomatoes, Processed 11 5 Celery 12 4 Broccoli 13 4 Wine 14 4 Beef and Products 15 4 Peaches/Nectarines 16 3 Raisins 17 3 Prunes 18 2 Figs 19 2 Others* 8 Total* 217 (6) Taiwan Peaches/Nectarines 1 37 Cotton, Lint 2 24 Apples 3 23 Table Grapes 4 21 Milk and Cream 5 16 Plums 6 13 Beef and Products 7 13 Cherries 8 8 Hay 9 8 Almonds 10 8 Oranges 11 6 Raisins 12 5 Wine 13 5 Lettuce 14 4 Broccoli 15 4 Celery 16 3 Prunes 17 3 Walnuts 18 2 Others* 6 Total* 209

4 (7) Germany Rank Approximate Export Value (millions) Almonds Walnuts 2 19 Prunes 3 18 Wine 4 14 Pistachios 5 10 Raisins 6 8 Cotton, Lint 7 5 Others* 7 Total* 189 (8) South Korea Cotton, Lint 1 70 Beef and Products 2 38 Oranges 3 15 Milk and Cream 4 12 Almonds 5 11 Tomatoes, Processed 6 9 Grape Juice 7 6 Hay 8 4 Raisins 9 2 Wine 10 2 Others* 8 Total* 178 (9) Netherlands Wine 1 74 Almonds 2 42 Prunes 3 7 Pistachios 4 7 Raisins 5 5 Walnuts 6 4 Avocados 7 3 Others* 12 Total* 155 (10) Spain Almonds 1 75 Walnuts 2 26 Others* 9 Total* 110

5 Other Destinations Receiving Between $35 and $65 Million of California's Agricultural Exports in 1999* Australia Belgium China France India Indonesia Italy Malaysia Philippines Singapore Sweden Switzerland * This table provides the approximate exports to each of the top destinations for the 33 California commodities with the largest total export values in 1999, and 8 additional commodities for which California accounts for over 85% of U.S. exports, or for which reliable export data was available. For each of the 9 commodities that are not included here, California accounts for less than 25% of U.S. exports, making it difficult to estimate export destinations with available data sources.

6 Major California Agricultural Exports to the European Union, 1999* (Commodities with exports of more than $2 million are listed in order of the Almonds Wine Raisins 3 70 Walnuts 4 65 Prunes 5 59 Pistachios 6 37 Cotton, Lint 7 22 Table Grapes 8 22 Tomatoes, Processed 9 12 Garlic Tomatoes, Fresh 11 9 Strawberries 12 6 Dates 13 5 Onions 14 5 Avocados 15 5 Rice 16 5 Lemons 17 3 Flowers and Nursery 18 3 Peaches/Nectarines 19 2 Asparagus 20 2 Others* 12 Total* 959 * This table provides the approximate exports to the European Union for the 33 California commodities with the largest total export values in 1999, and 8 additional commodities for which California accounts for over 85% of U.S. exports, or for which reliable export data was available. For each of the 9 commodities that are not included here, California accounts for less than 25% of U.S. exports, making it difficult to estimate export destinations with available data sources.