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BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
TERMS OF USE Agricultural Foreign Trade Development 2012 Annual Report is a publication of the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS), Department of Agriculture. The BAS reserves exclusive right to reproduce this publication in whatever form. Should any portion of this publication be included in a report/article, the title of the publication and the BAS should be cited as the source of the data. The BAS will not be responsible for any information derived from the processing of data contained in this publication.
ISSN-2012-0419 October 2013
Please direct technical inquiries to the Office of the Director Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Ben-Lor Building, 1184 Quezon Avenue Quezon City 1100 Philippines. Email: [email protected] Website: www.bas.gov.ph
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
FOREWORD
The Agricultural Foreign Trade Development Report is an annual publication of the Bureau of Agricultural Statistics (BAS). This 23
rd edition presents a brief discussion
on the country’s overall agricultural trade performance in 2012. It summarizes the quarterly trade memos that are periodically provided to the Office of the Secretary, Department of Agriculture (DA). It features statistics on trade with the country’s trading partners, volume and value of top 10 agricultural exports and imports including the world prices of selected commodities. Data used in this report were sourced from the Foreign Trade Statistics of the National Statistics Office (NSO). The world price statistics were obtained from the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) and the World Bank (WB). The BAS welcomes comments and suggestions from the data users and readers of this report.
ROMEO S. RECIDE Director
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Pages
FOREWORD ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. i TABLE OF CONTENTS ……………………………………………………………………………………… iii LIST OF TABLES ………………………………………………………………………………………………. iv LIST OF FIGURES …………………………………………………………………………………………….. vi HIGHLIGHTS ……………………………………………………………………………………………………. 1 OVERALL AGRICULTURAL TRADE …………………………………………………………….. 1 TOP AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS …………………………………………………………………. 2 TOP AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS …………………………………………………………………. 3 WORLD PRICES TRENDS …………………………………………………………………………… 4 STATISTICAL TABLES AND GRAPHS ………………………………………………………………….. 7
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Figure 25 World Prices of Coconut Oil
January-December, 2011-2012
2012
2011
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Figure 29World Prices of Rice (5% broken) January- December, 2011-2012
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2011
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Figure 26 World Prices of Copra
January to December, 2011-2012
2012
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Figure 27 World Prices of Sugar
January- December, 2011-2012
2012
2011
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Figure 30World Prices of Rice (25% broken)
January- December, 2011-2012
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World Prices of SoybeanJanuary - December, 2011-2012
2012
2011
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AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
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Table No. Pages
1 SUMMARY OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL TRADE, 2010-2012 ….……… 9 1a PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL TRADE, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………….. 10 2 AGRICULTURAL TRADE BALANCES WITH MAJOR TRADING PARTNERS OF THE PHILIPPINES, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………. 11 3 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS BY COMMODITY GROUP, 2011-2012 ………………….…………………………….. 12 4 TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2011-2012 ………………. 14 4a VALUE OF TOP TEN AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 …………….……………………………………………………. 15 5 MAJOR MARKETS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2012 …………………………………………………………………………………. 16 6 QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS BY COMMODITY GROUP, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………… 20 7 TOP TEN AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2011-2012 ………………………………… 21 7a VALUE OF TOP TEN AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………….. 22 8 MAJOR SUPPLIERS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2012 ………………………………………………………………………………… 23
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9 DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO ASEAN MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2012 …………………….………………….…… 27 9a DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA, JAPAN, AND USA, 2012 ……………………………………………. 28 9b DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO EU MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2012 ……………………………………………………. 29 10 DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS FROM ASEAN MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2012 ……………………………………….. 31 10a DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS FROM AUSTRALIA, JAPAN, AND USA, 2012 ………………………………………. 32 10b DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS FROM EU MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2012 ……………………………………………… 33 11 WORLD PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES JANUARY-DECEMBER, 2011-2012 …………………………………………………….. 35
v 36
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Figure No. Pages
1 SHARE OF AGRICULTURAL AND NON-AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO TOTAL PHILIPPINE EXPORTS, 2012 ………………………………………………. 9 2 SHARE OF AGRICULTURAL AND NON-AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS TO TOTAL PHILIPPINE IMPORTS, 2012 ………………………………………………. 9 3 PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ……... 10 4 PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ……… 10 5 VALUE OF COCONUT OIL EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………….. 18 6 VALUE OF FRESH BANANA EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ….…….. 18 7 VALUE OF TUNA EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………….………….… 18 8 VALUE OF PINEAPPLE AND PINEAPPLE PRODUCT EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………………….………………………………………. 18 9 VALUE OF DESSICATED COCONUT EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………………….………………………………………. 18 10 VALUE OF SEAWEEDS AND CARAGEENAN EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………….………………………………………………. 18 11 VALUE OF TOBACCO MANUFACTURED EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………….………………………………………………. 19 12 VALUE OF COPRA OIL CAKE EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………….………………………………………………………. 19 13 VALUE OF FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 …………………………………………………………………. 19
35 vi
WORLD PRICES
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LIST OF FIGURES
Figure No. Pages
14 VALUE OF CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR EXPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………….………………………………………………. 19 15 VALUE OF WHEAT (INCLUDING SPELT) & MESLIN IMPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ……….……………………………………………………….… 25 16 VALUE OF SOYABEAN OIL CAKE/MEAL IMPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………….………………. 25 17 VALUE OF MILK & CREAM AND PRODUCTS IMPORTS BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ……………………………………………….…………………. 25 18 VALUE OF RICE IMPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ……………………..….. 25 19 VALUE OF FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED IMPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………….. 25 20 VALUE OF MEAT OF UREA IMPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………….. 25 21 VALUE OF COFFEE IMPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ……….………..…. 26 22 VALUE OF BOVINE ANIMALS IMPORTS, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ……………………………………………………….…………. 26 23 VALUE OF TOBACCO UNMANUFACTURED, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………………………….….…. 26 24 VALUE OF MAIZE/CORN, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012 …………….…..………… 26 25 WORLD PRICES OF COCONUT OIL, JANUARY - DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………………………………… 38 26 WORLD PRICES OF COPRA, JANUARY- DECEMBER, 2011-2012 …………. 38
vii 34
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pa
rati
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s1
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61
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Tab
le 1
0b.
DIS
TRIB
UTI
ON
OF
PH
ILIP
PIN
E A
GR
ICU
LTU
RA
L IM
PO
RTS
FR
OM
EU
MEM
BER
CO
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S, 2
012
(C.I
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Mil
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Figure No. Pages
27 WORLD PRICES OF SUGAR, JANUARY - DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ……….. 38 28 WORLD PRICES OF SOYBEANS, JANUARY - DECEMBER, 2011-2012 …… 38 29 WORLD PRICES OF RICE (5% BROKEN), JANUARY- DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………………………………… 38 30 WORLD PRICES OF RICE (25% BROKEN), JANUARY- DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………………………………….. 38 31 WORLD PRICES OF RICE (A1 SPECIAL), JANUARY - DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………………………………… 39 32 WORLD PRICES OF MAIZE, JANUARY- DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ….….…… 39 33 WORLD PRICES OF COFFEE, ARABICA, JANUARY- DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………………………………… 39 34 WORLD PRICES OF COFFEE, ROBUSTA, JANUARY- DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ………………………………………………………………………………………… 39 35 WORLD PRICES OF BANANA, JANUARY- DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ………. 39 36 WORLD PRICES OF RUBBER, JANUARY- DECEMBER, 2011-2012 ……….. 39
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3
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Tab
le 1
0b.
DIS
TRIB
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ON
OF
PH
ILIP
PIN
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GR
ICU
LTU
RA
L IM
PO
RTS
FR
OM
EU
MEM
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CO
UN
TRIE
S, 2
012
(C.I
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Ite
m
2.3
07
0.0
40
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16
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50
.06
2
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OVERALL AGRICULTURAL TRADE SITUATION
1. The Philippine agricultural foreign trade performance weakened in 2012
compared to 2011, where the gap between our exports and imports further widened. Trade deficit grew by around 30 percent, from US$ 2,408.17 million in 2011 to US$ 3,130.39 million this year (Table 1).
While total exports registered increase in revenue, earnings from agricultural exports dropped from US$ 5,431.76 million in 2011 to US$ 5,037.94 million in 2012 or 7.25 percent.
The share of agricultural exports declined to 9.67 percent in 2012 from 11.24 percent in 2011.
Agricultural imports posted a 4.19 percent increase in expenditures from US$ 7,839.93 million in 2011 to US$ 8,168.33 million in 2012.
Agricultural imports shared 12.41 percent to total expenditures on imports amounting to US$ 65,839.34 million.
2. Trade with Japan and European Union (EU) both posted surpluses. However, the
movements were in opposite directions. Trade surplus with Japan exhibited an increasing rate while that with EU registered a decrease. Trade deficits were noted for the country’s other trading partners (Table 2).
Trade surplus with Japan grew by 11.92 percent above 2011 level. In 2012, Japan was the country’s top market for fresh banana; 2
nd top
importer of pineapple and pineapple products; and 3rd
leading market for coconut oil, tuna and centrifugal sugar. Value of agricultural exports to this country was US$ 691.85 million or 13.73 percent of our total agricultural exports revenue in 2012. On the other hand, the Philippines’ agricultural import from Japan was valued at US$ 116.17 million.
EU shared 18.10 percent of the country’s total export revenue. EU was a major market for Philippine coconut oil, tuna, desiccated coconut and seaweed & carrageenan. Agricultural trade surplus with EU was down by 38.92 percent to US$ 279.82 million in 2012 from US$ 458.08 million in 2011. While agricultural imports increased by about 4.0 percent, exports
1 32
Item
Total Philippine
Agricultural
Imports
Australia Japan USA
1. Food and Live Animals 6106.15 690.65 27.96 1681.87
A. Live Animals (No.) 29.47 18.00 0.00 4.02
B. Meat and Meat Preparations 492.49 98.94 0.22 112.16
C. Dairy Products and Birds Eggs 792.736 83.963 0.125 223.162
D. Fish and Fish Preparations 232.183 0.308 21.561 9.771
E. Cereals and Cereals Preparations 1758.683 451.374 0.723 545.157
F. Vegetables and Fruits 412.498 6.729 0.524 80.383
G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 235.532 3.666 0.126 44.728
H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and Manufactures thereof 363.662 2.235 1.114 12.329
J. Miscellaneous Edible Products and Preparations 725.129 8.252 3.373 64.810
II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 165.954 0.087 0.035 1.488
III. Crude Materials 311.641 2.718 11.348 41.711
A. Oil Seeds and Oleginous Fruits 100.732 0.706 0.073 20.679
B. Crude Rubber 35.379 0.028 7.664 1.158
C. Crude Fertil izer 82.355 0.000 0.186 0.365
D. Crude Animal and Vegs. Materials 93.175 1.984 3.425 19.508
IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 409.061 11.328 0.620 2.619
A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 291.756 10.917 0.583 2.168
B. Fixed Vegetable Oil and Fats 117.304 0.411 0.037 0.451
V. Fertil izer Manufactured 638.105 5.421 30.826 1.746
VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 399.738 4.161 35.789 16.160
VII. Agricultural Machinery (No.) 137.683 5.289 9.588 19.753
TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 8168.331 719.657 116.167 1765.348
TOTAL VALUE OF PHILIPPINE IMPORTS 65,839.335 1,453.909 6,986.691 7,596.233
Table 10a. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS FROM AUSTRALIA, JAPAN and USA, 2012
(C.I.F. Value in Million US $)
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38.92 percent to US$ 279.82 million in 2012 from US$ 458.08 million in 2011. While agricultural imports increased by about 4.0 percent, exports declined by about 14.50 percent.
Agricultural trade with ASEAN member-countries posted further trade deficit by 6.57 percent. Agricultural exports to ASEAN countries were down by 6.85 percent, but agricultural imports from the region moved up by 0.92 percent.
Trade deficit with Australia was sustained and further increased by 31.20 percent. Australia shared less than one (1) percent to our agricultural exports revenue at US$ 48.03 million and nearly nine (9) percent to our agricultural imports expenditures at US$ 719.66 million.
Agricultural trade with the United States of America (USA) posted biggest growth in deficit by 179.72 percent. Deficit grew to US$ 561.90 million from US$ 200.88 million in 2011. Exports decreased by 17.25 percent while imports by 6.66 percent. The USA shared about one fourth to our agricultural exports in 2012.
Trade with the rest of the world (ROW) sustained trade deficit though at very slow rate of 0.09 percent, that is, from US$ 1,401.88 million in 2011 to US$ 1,403.16 million in 2012.
3. Top Agricultural Exports
Top agricultural exports shared 68.46 percent to total agricultural exports revenue at US$ 3,448.95 million or 11.08 percent lower than the 2011 earnings. Coconut oil recorded the biggest export revenue though at a decreasing rate. Export gainers in 2012 included fresh banana, tuna, pineapple and pineapple products and copra oil cake (Tables 4-6).
Coconut oil shared 20.67 percent to the Philippine top ten (10) export earnings. However, this was lower by 26.94 percent in revenue compared to 2011. Export earnings were down to US$ 1,041.48 million in 2012 from US$ 1,425.45 million in 2011. The highest export recorded was in the 2
nd quarter
at US$ 294.39 million. Major markets were USA (44.10%); the Netherlands (31.64%); Japan (5.02%); Italy (3.48%); UK Great Britain and Northern Ireland (3.07%) and others (12.69%).
31 2
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lan
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1.
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d a
nd
Liv
e A
nim
als
0.0
10
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30
2.2
51
63
.44
25
.47
0.0
01
86
.62
28
0.0
44
90
.72
14
48
.60
A.
Live
An
ima
ls (
No
.)-
-
-
-
-
-
-
0
.03
-
0.0
26
B.
Mea
t a
nd
Mea
t P
rep
ara
tio
ns
-
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0
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7
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0
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0
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2
.22
1
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3
5.2
8
4
6.1
33
E. C
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ls a
nd
Cer
eals
Pre
pa
rati
on
s-
0.0
6
55
.20
4.6
1
14
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-
8.3
0
54
.24
36
5.7
3
5
02
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5
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an
d F
ruit
s-
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6
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1
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1
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9
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2.7
8
8
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4
2.1
91
G.
Suga
r a
nd
Su
gar
Pre
pa
rati
on
s-
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1
8.5
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0.1
4
-
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7
23
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7.4
9
61
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ffee
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, Co
coa
, Sp
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nu
fact
ure
s th
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f
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ing
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ff f
or
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1
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0.2
9
-
24
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35
.81
2.6
2
70
.59
(exc
lud
ing
un
mil
led
Cer
eals
)
J. M
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lla
neo
us
Edib
le P
rod
uct
s -
-
3
7.4
8
88
.31
-
-
12
1.1
8
1
14
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8.7
2
37
0.0
6
a
nd
Pre
pa
rati
on
s
II.
Tob
acc
o a
nd
To
ba
cco
Ma
nu
fact
ure
s-
-
1
.00
2
5.8
8
-
-
0.5
9
3.4
8
5.8
7
36
.82
III.
Cru
de
Ma
teri
als
0.0
00
.00
29
.49
1.8
10
.00
00
.00
2.5
07
.03
3.0
74
3.9
0
A.
Oil
See
ds
an
d O
legi
no
us
Fru
its
-
-
18
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0.0
1
-
-
0
.78
0
.10
1
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2
0.8
3
B.
Cru
de
Ru
bb
er-
-
0
.09
0
.95
-
-
0.1
6
3.4
5
0.1
3
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8
C.
Cru
de
Fert
iliz
er-
-
0
.02
0
.20
-
-
1.2
5
0.1
6
1.2
4
2.8
6
D.
Cru
de
An
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l a
nd
Veg
s. M
ate
ria
ls-
-
1
0.6
6
0
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-
0.0
0
0
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3
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0
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1
5.4
2
IV.
An
ima
l a
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Veg
eta
ble
Oil
an
d F
ats
-
-
61
.44
25
3.0
9
-
-
22
.22
5.0
2
3.1
1
34
4.8
8
A.
An
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l a
nd
Veg
eta
ble
Oil
s a
nd
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ts-
-
3
5.2
7
1
83
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-
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4
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3
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2
40
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le O
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nd
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2
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7
6
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1
-
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0
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4
0.0
6
10
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9
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an
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-
-
44
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55
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-
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8
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Ch
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als
an
d M
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0.1
5
44
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14
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-
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7
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4
8.2
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1
3.5
9
1
29
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. A
gric
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ura
l M
ach
iner
y (N
o.)
-
-
1.0
5
5.7
1
-
-
3
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8
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0
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1
9.7
9
TOTA
L V
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F A
GR
ICU
LTU
RA
L IM
PO
RTS
0.0
10
.20
48
4.5
80
.00
52
0.4
62
5.4
70
.00
0.0
02
47
.76
35
5.0
35
73
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22
06
.82
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83
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2,9
64
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0
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2,5
42
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3
0.1
0
7
0.8
2
17
.86
4,6
56
.50
3
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9.0
6
1,0
59
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1
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62
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1.7
6
4
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7
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2
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2
5
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5
2
0.9
3
Tab
le 1
0. D
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N O
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AG
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AL
IMP
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AN
30
7.2
4
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AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
Fresh Bananas which shared 12.84 percent to the total top agricultural commodities was the Philippines’ 2
nd top export commodity in 2012.
Export revenue grew by 36.89 percent, the highest of which was posted during the 4
th quarter of 2012. Japan shared 47.51 percent at
US$ 307.24 million of the total export earnings from this commodity. Other major markets were People’s Republic of China, South Korean Republic, United Arab Emirates and Singapore.
Tuna generated US$ 455.10 million earnings from exports to the USA (31.03%); Germany (15.83%); Japan (12.32%); UK Great Britain and N. Ireland (8.35%); Italy (4.78%) and others (27.69%).
Export revenues from pineapple and pineapple products increased by 20.04 percent. The US$ 414.91 million earnings were mostly shared by procurement from USA (37.37%); Japan (15.19 %) and Singapore (13.57%).
Best performer in 2012 was copra oil cake which moved up by 111.93% in revenue from US$ 58.80 million to US$ 124.61 million finding its way to the top 8 list.
4. Top Agricultural Imports
The total value of top ten agricultural imports at US$ 4,108.71 million was about half (50.30%) of the country’s agricultural import expenditures at US$ 8,168.33 million in 2012. Except for milk & cream and products, meat of bovine animals and unmanufactured tobacco, expenditures for all of the top ten import commodities recorded increasing rate (Tables 7-8).
Wheat (including spelt) & Meslin had the largest share of nearly 12 percent to the total agricultural imports. The highest importation of wheat was recorded during the 3
rd quarter at US$ 295.44 million. More
than half (54.09 %) of our wheat imports were sourced from the USA; about 40.91 % from Australia while the rest came from India, Canada, Singapore and other countries.
3 30
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at
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tain
& N
.
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lan
d
1.
Foo
d a
nd
Liv
e A
nim
als
29
.43
50
.08
60
.64
10
.00
00
.69
86
7.5
17
3.3
69
1.1
90
0.1
02
0.5
42
25
.40
44
.03
27
5.0
74
34
7.9
69
A.
Live
An
ima
ls (
No
.)0
.03
40
.12
00
.24
9
B.
Mea
t a
nd
Mea
t P
rep
ara
tio
ns
0.0
05
a/
0.0
22
C.
Da
iry
Pro
du
cts
an
d B
ird
s Eg
gsa
/0
.00
0
D.
Fish
an
d F
ish
Pre
pa
rati
on
s2
2.3
72
0.2
82
a/
0.5
58
14
.49
72
.26
10
.82
40
.06
70
.46
51
6.2
02
1.0
02
40
.84
61
91
.84
0
E. C
erea
ls a
nd
Cer
eals
Pre
pa
rati
on
s0
.56
60
.67
10
.00
40
.18
50
.00
31
.16
92
.96
9
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ab
les
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d F
ruit
s4
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60
.08
60
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90
.13
64
3.1
07
1.1
08
0.2
89
0.0
35
0.0
77
8.0
84
2.9
68
27
.23
41
33
.26
7
G.
Suga
r a
nd
Su
gar
Pre
pa
rati
on
s0
.37
90
.00
40
.04
70
.06
80
.03
82
.70
83
.80
0
H.
Co
ffee
, Tea
, Co
coa
, Sp
ices
an
d
0.0
39
0.4
93
0.5
81
0.7
11
1.8
82
Ma
nu
fact
ure
s th
ereo
f
I. F
eed
ing
Stu
ff f
or
An
ima
ls
(exc
lud
ing
un
mil
led
Cer
eals
)
J. M
isce
lla
neo
us
Edib
le P
rod
uct
s a
nd
1
.91
21
.09
10
.07
30
.27
90
.02
12
.27
46
.35
1
P
rep
ara
tio
ns
II.
Tob
acc
o a
nd
To
ba
cco
Ma
nu
fact
ure
s0
.96
60
.49
60
.88
00
.67
51
.97
60
.06
00
.11
81
5.6
60
III.
Cru
de
Ma
teri
als
0.8
09
0.1
75
0.2
63
0.4
82
2.0
09
2.1
58
0.0
22
0.0
28
12
.55
70
.03
98
.85
16
9.6
74
A.
Oil
See
ds
an
d O
legi
no
us
Fru
its
0.0
00
B.
Cru
de
Ru
bb
er0
.03
4
C.
Cru
de
Fert
iliz
er0
.00
0
D.
Cru
de
An
ima
l a
nd
Veg
s. M
ate
ria
ls0
.80
90
.17
50
.26
30
.48
22
.00
92
.15
80
.02
20
.02
81
2.5
57
0.0
39
8.8
51
69
.64
0
IV.
An
ima
l a
nd
Veg
eta
ble
Oil
an
d F
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36
.24
20
.26
03
70
.93
8
a
/ 0
.01
3
2
0.9
36
0
.01
5
3
2.0
52
4
77
.25
7
A.
An
ima
l a
nd
Veg
eta
ble
Oil
s a
nd
Fa
ts0
.08
34
1.4
41
a/
0.2
71
0.0
81
44
.05
6
B.
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d V
eget
ab
le O
il a
nd
Fa
ts3
6.2
42
0.1
77
32
9.4
97
0.0
13
20
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50
.01
53
1.9
71
43
3.2
01
V.
Fert
iliz
er M
an
ufa
ctu
red
0.0
00
VI.
Agr
icu
ltu
ral
Ch
emic
als
an
d M
ate
ria
ls0
.42
80
.00
40
.14
10
.15
40
.01
61
.04
0
VII
. A
gric
ult
ura
l M
ach
iner
y (N
o.)
0.0
15
0.0
29
0.1
46
Tota
l Val
ue
of
Agr
icu
ltu
ral E
xpo
rts
67
.88
00
.52
11
.40
00
.00
01
.18
04
41
.34
96
.21
71
.35
30
.10
20
.58
36
1.0
27
4.1
75
11
6.1
11
91
1.7
46
Tota
l Val
ue
of
Ph
ilip
pin
e E
xpo
rts
21
8.6
02
1.1
32
4.1
32
5.3
22
30
.01
91
55
4.3
61
45
.63
91
5.6
84
4.7
94
2.1
05
10
9.3
28
84
.61
06
56
.58
35
91
0.1
46
a/
less
th
an
0.0
01
Tab
le 9
b.
DIS
TRIB
UTI
ON
OF
PH
ILIP
PIN
E A
GR
ICU
LTU
RA
L EX
PO
RTS
TO
EU
MEM
BER
CO
UN
TRIE
S, 2
012
(F.O
.B. V
alu
e in
'00
0 U
S $
) …
Con
tinu
ed
EUR
OP
EAN
UN
ION
7.5
89
0.0
12
Tota
l
Ph
ilip
pin
e
Agr
icu
ltu
ral
Exp
ort
s to
EU
7.5
77
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AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
Coffee had the 7th
biggest agricultural import expenditure in 2012. From US$ 120.15 million in 2011, import expenditures increased to US$ 251.14 million or 109.02 percent growth. Most of our coffee imports came from Indonesia (56.19%); Vietnam (19.59%) and Malaysia (11.40%). Rice, the country’s 4
th top import commodity, recorded a 14.34 percent increase in
import expenditure from US$ 383.15 million in 2011 to US$ 438.08 million in 2012. Biggest importation in 2012 was recorded during the 3
rd quarter while the
least was posted in the 1st
quarter. Most of our rice imports (82.01%) were sourced from Vietnam; while the rest came from India, Pakistan, Myanmar, Thailand and other countries. Maize/corn importation grew by 84.35 percent at US$ 88.52 million in 2012 from US$ 48.02 million in 2011 moving to the 10
th top import commodity list of
2012. Heaviest importation was recorded during the first quarter at US$ 39.02 million while the least importation was during the third quarter at US$ 7.36 million. Corn was sourced largely from Thailand (35.04%), South Africa (25.54%) and Brazil (15.58%) and others.
5. World Price Trends
World prices were lower throughout 2012 for most of the monitored commodities - coconut oil, copra, sugar, maize, coffee, banana and rubber (Table 11).
Coconut oil and copra. Sustained downtrend in the prices of coconut oil and copra was noted from January to December of 2012. Price decreased by as much as 45% for both commodities. Price ranged from US$ 1.451/kg in January to US$ 0.785/kg in December for coconut oil. Prices of copra started at US$ 0.965/kg in January and were down to as low as US$ 0.526/kg in December. Sugar. Drop in the prices of sugar in the world market was observed through-out the year 2012. Highest price was posted in February at US $ 0.532/kg while the lowest price was during November and December at US$ 0.426/kg.
29 4 A
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ria
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lgiu
mC
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pu
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De
nm
ark
Esto
nia
Fin
lan
dFr
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Ge
rman
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ree
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gary
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lan
d
1.
Foo
d a
nd
Liv
e A
nim
als
0.1
08
26
.19
20
.83
50
.74
63
.24
20
.02
53
.71
91
2.5
33
87
.01
01
.90
90
.02
53
.53
1
A.
Live
An
ima
ls (
No
.)a
/0
.09
00
.00
5
B.
Mea
t a
nd
Mea
t P
rep
ara
tio
ns
a/
0.0
16
0.0
01
C.
Da
iry
Pro
du
cts
an
d B
ird
s Eg
gs
D.
Fish
an
d F
ish
Pre
pa
rati
on
s0
.07
06
.14
30
.56
20
.41
51
.67
52
.14
25
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27
2.5
32
1.6
24
0.0
02
1.8
07
E. C
erea
ls a
nd
Cer
eals
Pre
pa
rati
on
s0
.15
10
.12
60
.00
10
.04
50
.00
70
.03
50
.00
5
F. V
eget
ab
les
an
d F
ruit
s0
.03
51
9.6
93
0.0
25
0.3
31
1.5
54
0.0
25
1.5
76
6.6
99
13
.78
40
.18
80
.02
31
.68
5
G.
Suga
r a
nd
Su
gar
Pre
pa
rati
on
s0
.06
00
.00
1a
/a
/0
.00
10
.10
50
.38
8a
/
H.
Co
ffee
, Tea
, Co
coa
, Sp
ices
an
d
0.0
01
0.0
04
a/
a/
0.0
52
Ma
nu
fact
ure
s th
ereo
f
I. F
eed
ing
Stu
ff f
or
An
ima
ls
(exc
lud
ing
un
mil
led
Cer
eals
)
J. M
isce
lla
neo
us
Edib
le P
rod
uct
s a
nd
0
.00
30
.14
40
.11
7a
/ 0
.01
20
.10
20
.22
60
.06
10
.03
4
Pre
pa
rati
on
s
II.
Tob
acc
o a
nd
To
ba
cco
Ma
nu
fact
ure
s7
.96
80
.55
00
.00
10
.57
41
.33
20
.06
4
III.
Cru
de
Ma
teri
als
0.7
21
13
.59
90
.06
20
.02
91
2.0
37
0.0
25
7.3
77
7.1
26
0.1
57
0.1
40
1.0
08
A.
Oil
See
ds
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AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
Soybeans. Prices of soybeans were down from January to March and climbed up throughout the year at varied rates. Price peaked in August at US$ 0.684/kg.
Rice. Uptrend in the international prices of rice 5% broken were recorded from January to August while downtrend from September to December of 2012. Price peaked in May at US$ 0.601/kg. Prices of rice 25% broken were decreasing at varied rates for most of the months except in January, July and August when price increases were posted. Highest price was recorded in July at US$ 0.555/kg. Prices of rice A1 Special moved up from January to August but slowed down in September, November and December. Price ranged from US$ 0.509/kg to US$ 0.562/kg. Maize (corn). In 2012, monthly fluctuations were observed in the prices of maize. Highest price was US$ 0.333/kg in July while lowest was US$ 0.267/kg in June. Coffee, Arabica. Coffee Arabica was relatively cheaper at the world market in 2012 compared to 2011. Price decreases were sustained throughout the year. Price ranged from US$ 3.367/kg, (December) to US$ 5.230/kg (January). Coffee, Robusta. Prices of Robusta Coffee were relatively lower in 2012; however prices were higher in October and November relative to 2011. Banana. Lower prices of banana were noted in the world market throughout 2012. Price cuts were from a low of 88.51 percent to a high of 90.23 percent compared to 2011. Prices ranged from US$ 0.934/kg to US$ 1.144 /kg. Rubber. Decreases were likewise noted on the world prices of rubber. Price ranged from US$ 2.595/kg to US$ 3.781/kg.
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AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
STATISTICAL TABLES AND
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BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 5,037.94 5,431.76 (7.25)
** Includes drip irrigation, other agricultural horticultural appliancesa/ less than 0.01Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)
Table 3. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, BY COMMODITY GROUP 2011-2012(Quantity in '000 M.T., F.O.B. Value in Million US $) ….continued
Item2012 2011 Growth Rate (%)
Quantity C.I.F. Value Quantity C.I.F. Value Quantity C.I.F. Value
I. Food and Live Animals 6,106.15 5,685.18 7.40
A. Live Animals (no.) 0.86 29.47 0.49 18.33 76.05 60.78
B. Meat and Meat Preparations 347.96 492.49 370.07 441.09 (5.97) 11.65
Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)
ITEM
2012 2011
Table 4a. VALUE OF TOP TEN AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, BY QUARTER 2011-2012(F.O.B. Value in Million US $)
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BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
17 16
Quantity Value
Coconut Oil (crude and refined) 884.46 1,041.48 100.00 100.00 United States of America 390.09 459.32 44.11 44.10 Netherlands 285.64 329.50 32.30 31.64 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 40.69 52.26 4.60 5.02 Italy 31.40 36.24 3.55 3.48 UK Great Britain And N. Ireland 24.12 31.97 2.73 3.07 Others 112.52 132.20 12.72 12.69
Bananas fresh 2,646.12 646.66 100.00 100.00 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 1,084.81 307.24 41.00 47.51 China, People's Republic of 422.02 91.88 15.95 14.21 Korea, Republic of South 265.47 58.88 10.03 9.11 United Arab Emirates 262.83 42.25 9.93 6.53 Singapore 123.29 31.40 4.66 4.86
Others 487.71 115.01 18.43 17.79
Tuna 61.71 455.10 100.00 100.00 United States of America 15.70 141.23 25.44 31.03 Germany 8.81 72.04 14.28 15.83 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 5.14 56.06 8.34 12.32 UK Great Britain and N. Ireland 5.66 38.01 9.17 8.35 Italy 3.61 21.76 5.85 4.78
Others 22.78 126.00 36.91 27.69
Pineapple and Pineapple Products 742.61 414.91 100.00 100.00 United States of America 183.12 155.05 24.66 37.37 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 206.69 63.01 27.83 15.19 Singapore 81.90 56.31 11.03 13.57 Korea, Republic of South 122.81 33.58 16.54 8.09 Hongkong 28.29 20.53 3.81 4.95
Others 119.80 86.42 16.13 20.83
Desiccated Coconut 68.58 197.00 100.00 100.00 United States of America 20.65 58.16 30.11 29.52 Netherlands 5.15 16.40 7.50 8.33 Belgium 4.45 15.12 6.48 7.67 Australia 4.35 11.70 6.35 5.94 UK Great Britain and N. Ireland 3.82 11.22 5.57 5.70 Others 30.16 84.40 43.98 42.84
Seaweed and Carageenan 33.91 184.15 100.00 100.00 United States of America 5.29 42.91 15.61 23.30 Belgium 1.48 13.57 4.36 7.37 Spain 1.21 12.49 3.58 6.78 Denmark 1.20 11.96 3.55 6.49 China, People'S Republic of 13.79 9.06 40.66 4.92 Others 10.93 94.15 32.23 51.13
Table 5. MAJOR MARKETS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2012
(Quantity in '000 M.T.; F.O.B. Value in Million US $)
Share (%)Commodity/Country of Destination Quantity Value
Centrifugal Sugar 201.93 108.80 100.00 100.00 United States of America 107.40 60.97 53.18 56.04 China, People'S Republic of 50.26 24.08 24.89 22.13 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 21.00 11.01 10.40 10.12 Korea, Republic of South 9.92 5.46 4.91 5.02 Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 6.85 3.64 3.39 3.35 Others 6.50 3.65 3.22 3.35
Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)
Quantity ValueShare (%)
Table 5. MAJOR MARKETS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2012
(Quantity in '000 M.T.; F.O.B. Value in Million US $) …Continued
Commodity/Country of Destination
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
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17 16
Quantity Value
Coconut Oil (crude and refined) 884.46 1,041.48 100.00 100.00 United States of America 390.09 459.32 44.11 44.10 Netherlands 285.64 329.50 32.30 31.64 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 40.69 52.26 4.60 5.02 Italy 31.40 36.24 3.55 3.48 UK Great Britain And N. Ireland 24.12 31.97 2.73 3.07 Others 112.52 132.20 12.72 12.69
Bananas fresh 2,646.12 646.66 100.00 100.00 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 1,084.81 307.24 41.00 47.51 China, People's Republic of 422.02 91.88 15.95 14.21 Korea, Republic of South 265.47 58.88 10.03 9.11 United Arab Emirates 262.83 42.25 9.93 6.53 Singapore 123.29 31.40 4.66 4.86
Others 487.71 115.01 18.43 17.79
Tuna 61.71 455.10 100.00 100.00 United States of America 15.70 141.23 25.44 31.03 Germany 8.81 72.04 14.28 15.83 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 5.14 56.06 8.34 12.32 UK Great Britain and N. Ireland 5.66 38.01 9.17 8.35 Italy 3.61 21.76 5.85 4.78
Others 22.78 126.00 36.91 27.69
Pineapple and Pineapple Products 742.61 414.91 100.00 100.00 United States of America 183.12 155.05 24.66 37.37 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 206.69 63.01 27.83 15.19 Singapore 81.90 56.31 11.03 13.57 Korea, Republic of South 122.81 33.58 16.54 8.09 Hongkong 28.29 20.53 3.81 4.95
Others 119.80 86.42 16.13 20.83
Desiccated Coconut 68.58 197.00 100.00 100.00 United States of America 20.65 58.16 30.11 29.52 Netherlands 5.15 16.40 7.50 8.33 Belgium 4.45 15.12 6.48 7.67 Australia 4.35 11.70 6.35 5.94 UK Great Britain and N. Ireland 3.82 11.22 5.57 5.70 Others 30.16 84.40 43.98 42.84
Seaweed and Carageenan 33.91 184.15 100.00 100.00 United States of America 5.29 42.91 15.61 23.30 Belgium 1.48 13.57 4.36 7.37 Spain 1.21 12.49 3.58 6.78 Denmark 1.20 11.96 3.55 6.49 China, People'S Republic of 13.79 9.06 40.66 4.92 Others 10.93 94.15 32.23 51.13
Table 5. MAJOR MARKETS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2012
(Quantity in '000 M.T.; F.O.B. Value in Million US $)
Share (%)Commodity/Country of Destination Quantity Value
Centrifugal Sugar 201.93 108.80 100.00 100.00 United States of America 107.40 60.97 53.18 56.04 China, People'S Republic of 50.26 24.08 24.89 22.13 Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 21.00 11.01 10.40 10.12 Korea, Republic of South 9.92 5.46 4.91 5.02 Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 6.85 3.64 3.39 3.35 Others 6.50 3.65 3.22 3.35
Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)
Quantity ValueShare (%)
Table 5. MAJOR MARKETS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, 2012
(Quantity in '000 M.T.; F.O.B. Value in Million US $) …Continued
Commodity/Country of Destination
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AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
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pra
Oil
Ca
ke
12
.40
21
.87
38
.40
51
.94
12
4.6
11
4.0
61
9.9
31
2.4
31
2.3
85
8.8
0
Fert
iliz
er M
an
ufa
ctu
red
21
.33
34
.34
39
.47
23
.65
11
8.7
94
4.3
44
3.4
77
7.5
64
7.6
42
13
.00
Cen
trif
uga
l Su
gar
40
.35
45
.12
23
.27
0.0
61
08
.80
17
.07
58
.67
12
5.2
91
50
.41
35
1.4
5
Sou
rce
of
ba
sic
da
ta: N
ati
on
al
Sta
tist
ics
Off
ice
(NSO
)
ITEM
20
12
20
11
Tab
le 4
a. V
ALU
E O
F TO
P T
EN A
GR
ICU
LTU
RA
L EX
PO
RTS
, BY
QU
AR
TER
201
1-20
12(F
.O.B
. Val
ue
in M
illi
on
US
$)
160
210
260
310
360
410
460
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Val
ue
in M
USD
Quarter
Figure 5Value of Coconut Oil Exports,
by Quarter, 2011-2012
2012
2011
90
110
130
150
170
190
210
230
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Val
ue
in M
USD
Quarter
Figure 6Value of Banana, Fresh, Exports,
By Quarter, 2011-2012
2012
2011
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Val
ue
in M
USD
Quarter
Figure 7Value of Tuna, Exportsby Quarter, 2011-2012
2012
2011
50
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Val
ue
in M
US
D
Quarter
Figure 8Value of Pineapple and Pineapple Products
Exports, by Quarter , 2011-2012
2012
2011
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Val
ue
in M
USD
Quarter
Figure 10Value of Seaweeds and Carageenan Exports,
by Quarter, 2011-2012
2012
2011
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Val
ue
in M
USD
Quarter
Figure 9Value of Dessicated Coconut Exports,
by Quarter , 2011-2012
2012
2011
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
19 14
Qu
anti
tyV
alu
e%
Sh
are
Qu
anti
tyV
alu
e%
Sh
are
Qu
anti
tyV
alu
e
1. C
OC
ON
UT
OIL
(C
rud
e a
nd
ref
ined
)8
84
.46
10
41
.48
20
.67
82
6.7
21
,42
5.4
52
6.2
46
.98
(26
.94
)
2. B
AN
AN
AS,
FR
ESH
26
46
.12
64
6.6
61
2.8
42
,05
5.5
14
72
.38
8.7
02
8.7
33
6.8
9
3. T
UN
A6
1.7
14
55
.10
9.0
38
0.1
33
14
.59
5.7
9(2
2.9
9)
44
.66
4. P
INEA
PP
LE A
ND
PIN
EAP
PLE
PR
OD
UC
TS7
42
.61
41
4.9
18
.24
58
2.6
83
45
.64
6.3
62
7.4
52
0.0
4
5. D
ESIC
CA
TED
CO
CO
NU
T6
8.5
81
97
.00
3.9
11
08
.88
28
6.8
15
.28
(37
.02
)(3
1.3
1)
6. S
EAW
EED
AN
D C
AR
AG
EEN
AN
33
.91
18
4.1
53
.66
46
.13
21
0.7
83
.88
(26
.49
)(1
2.6
4)
7. T
OB
AC
CO
MA
NU
FAC
TUR
ED1
5.8
01
57
.46
3.1
32
8.1
61
99
.97
3.6
8(4
3.8
8)
(21
.26
)
8. C
OP
RA
OIL
CA
KE
46
2.0
21
24
.61
2.4
73
14
.34
58
.80
1.0
84
6.9
81
11
.93
9.
FER
TILI
ZER
MA
NU
FAC
TUR
ED2
39
.16
11
8.7
92
.36
45
5.1
22
13
.00
3.9
2(4
7.4
5)
(44
.23
)
10
. CEN
TRIF
UG
AL
SUG
AR
20
1.9
31
08
.80
2.1
65
78
.74
35
1.4
56
.47
(65
.11
)(6
9.0
4)
Tota
l of
Top
10
Agr
icu
ltu
ral E
xpo
rts
3,4
48
.95
68
.46
3,8
78
.87
71
.41
(11
.08
)
Oth
er
Agr
icu
ltu
ral E
xpo
rts
15
88
.99
31
.54
15
52
.89
28
.59
2.3
3
Tota
l Agr
icu
ltu
ral E
xpo
rts
5,0
37
.94
5,4
31
.76
(7.2
5)
Sou
rce
of
ba
sic
da
ta: N
ati
on
al
Sta
tist
ics
Off
ice
(NSO
)
Tab
le 4
. TO
P T
EN P
HIL
IPP
INE
AG
RIC
ULT
UR
AL
EXP
OR
TS,
2011
-201
2(Q
uan
tity
in '0
00 M
.T; F
.O.B
. Val
ue
in M
illi
on
US
$)
Gro
wth
Rat
e (
%)
Ite
m2
01
22
01
1
0
20
40
60
80
100
120
140
160
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Valu
e i
n M
US
D
Quarter
Figure 14Value of Centrifugal Sugar Exports
by Quarter, 2011-2012
2012
2011
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Val
ue
in M
USD
Quarter
Figure 12Value of Copra Oil Cake Exports,
by Quarter, 2011-2012
2012
2011
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Val
ue
in M
USD
Quarter
Figure 13Value of Fertilizer Manufactured Exports,
by Quarter, 2011-2012
2012
2011
5
15
25
35
45
55
65
75
1st 2nd 3rd 4th
Val
ue
in M
USD
Quarter
Figure 11Value of Tobacco Manufactured Exports,
by Quarter , 2011-2012
2012
2011
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
13 20
IMPORTS
Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value
II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 31.19 233.78 73.05 330.99 (57.30) (29.37)
TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS 5,037.94 5,431.76 (7.25)
** Includes drip irrigation, other agricultural horticultural appliancesa/ less than 0.01Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)
Table 3. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS, BY COMMODITY GROUP 2011-2012(Quantity in '000 M.T., F.O.B. Value in Million US $) ….continued
Item2012 2011 Growth Rate (%)
Quantity C.I.F. Value Quantity C.I.F. Value Quantity C.I.F. Value
I. Food and Live Animals 6,106.15 5,685.18 7.40
A. Live Animals (no.) 0.86 29.47 0.49 18.33 76.05 60.78
B. Meat and Meat Preparations 347.96 492.49 370.07 441.09 (5.97) 11.65
IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 0.012 27.969 44.017 8.870 0.187 3.179 84.23A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 0.012 0.156 0.793 0.847 0.187 3.177 5.17B. Fixed Vegetable Oil and Fats 27.813 43.223 8.023 0.002 79.06
V. Fertil izer Manufactured 0.040 0.138 0.006 20.679 96.748 117.61
VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 1.715 0.572 0.026 0.168 0.612 2.467 1.330 6.89
VII. Agricultural Machinery (No.) 0.013 0.048 0.701 0.014 0.023 0.121 0.147 1.162 2.23Total Value of Agricultural Exports 3.40 1.87 113.40 - 193.26 1.70 1.24 0.01 192.40 159.70 190.70 857.67Total Value of Philippine Exports 7.24 16.37 839.64 0.54 1,011.52 19.13 1.94 4.54 4,866.64 2,445.86 594.18 9,807.60
a/ less than .001
Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)
Table 9. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO ASEAN MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2012(F.O.B. Value in Million US $)
Item
ASEAN Total
Philippine
Agricultural
Exports to
ASEAN
0.916 0.047 31.886 34.4271.458 0.119 0.001
B
UR
EA
U O
F AG
RIC
ULTU
RA
L STA
TIST
ICS
B
UR
EA
U O
F AG
RIC
ULTU
RA
L STA
TISTIC
S
AG
RIC
ULT
UR
AL FO
RE
IGN
TR
AD
E D
EV
ELO
PM
EN
T
20
12
An
nu
al R
ep
ort
Soyb
ean
s. Prices o
f soyb
eans w
ere do
wn
from
Janu
ary to M
arch an
d clim
bed
up
th
rou
gho
ut th
e year at varied rates. P
rice peaked
in A
ugu
st at US$
0.6
84
/kg.
Rice
. Up
trend
in th
e intern
ation
al prices o
f rice 5
% b
roken
were re
cord
ed fro
m
Janu
ary to A
ugu
st wh
ile do
wn
trend
from
Septem
ber to
Dece
mb
er of 2
01
2. P
rice
peaked
in M
ay at US$
0.6
01
/kg. P
rices o
f rice 2
5%
bro
ken
we
re decreasin
g at varied rates fo
r mo
st of th
e mo
nth
s excep
t in Jan
uary, Ju
ly and
Au
gust w
hen
price in
creases were p
osted
. High
est price
w
as reco
rded
in Ju
ly at US$
0.5
55
/kg. P
rices o
f rice A
1 Sp
ecial m
oved
up
from
Janu
ary to A
ugu
st bu
t slow
ed d
ow
n in
Sep
tem
ber, N
ovem
be
r and
Dece
mb
er. Price ran
ged fro
m U
S$ 0
.50
9/kg to
US$
0
.56
2/kg.
Maize
(corn
). In 2012, mon
thly fluctu
ation
s were ob
served in the p
rices of m
aize. H
ighest p
rice was U
S$ 0.333/kg in Ju
ly wh
ile low
est was U
S$ 0.267/kg in Ju
ne.
Co
ffee
, Arab
ica. Co
ffee A
rabica w
as relatively cheap
er at the w
orld
market in
20
12
co
mp
ared to
20
11
. Price d
ecreases w
ere sustain
ed th
rou
gho
ut th
e year. Price
ranged
from
US$
3.3
67
/kg, (Dece
mb
er) to U
S$ 5
.23
0/kg (Jan
uary).
Co
ffee
, Ro
bu
sta. Price
s of R
ob
usta C
offe
e were relatively lo
wer in
20
12
; ho
we
ver p
rices were h
igher in
Octo
ber an
d N
ovem
ber re
lative to 2
01
1.
Ban
ana. Lo
we
r price
s of b
anan
a w
ere
no
ted
in th
e w
orld
ma
rket th
rou
gho
ut
20
12
. Price
cuts w
ere
from
a lo
w o
f 88
.51
pe
rcen
t to a h
igh o
f 90
.23
pe
rcen
t co
mp
are
d to
20
11
. Price
s range
d fro
m U
S$ 0
.93
4/kg to
US$
1.1
44
/kg. R
ub
be
r. Decrease
s were like
wise n
oted
on
the w
orld
price
s of ru
bb
er. Price ran
ged
from
US$
2.5
95
/kg to U
S$ 3
.78
1/kg.
5 28
ItemTotal Philippine
Agricultural ExportsAustralia Japan USA
1. Food and Live Animals 3,197.782 35.735 620.867 659.687 A. Live Animals (No.) 13.919 0.013 1.441 0.928 B. Meat and Meat Preparations 67.530 0.420 35.402 1.058 C. Dairy Products and Birds Eggs 88.372 0.186 0.122 0.955 D. Fish and Fish Preparations 810.803 5.683 119.070 225.563 E. Cereals and Cereals Preparations 104.820 1.770 3.599 14.940 F. Vegetables and Fruits 1,615.176 23.016 431.000 328.190 G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 209.839 0.963 17.699 62.884 H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and Manufactures thereof 9.723 0.196 0.086 1.503 I. Feeding Stuff for Animals
II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 233.779 0.761 0.027 12.871
III. Crude Materials 277.707 5.815 6.655 48.551 A. Oil Seeds and Oleginous Fruits 1.428 - - 0.020 B. Crude Rubber 62.075 - 0.076 1.714 C. Crude Fertil izer 0.776 - 0.135 - D. Crude Animal and Vegs. Materials 213.428 5.815 6.445 46.816
IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 1,191.937 2.983 63.887 482.170 A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 97.219 1.265 1.730 17.189 B. Fixed Vegetable Oil and Fats 1,094.718 1.718 62.157 464.980
V. Fertil izer Manufactured 118.793 0.619 - 0.004
VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 13.073 2.119 0.168 0.149
VII. Agricultural Machinery (No.) 4.866 - 0.249 0.018 Total Value of Agricultural Exports 5,037.937 48.032 691.854 1,203.449 Total Value of Philippine Exports 52,099.520 387.247 9,879.897 7,408.388
0.485
Table 9a. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA, JAPAN, and USA, 2012(F.O.B. Value in Million US $)
132.619 0.048 6.581
B
UR
EA
U O
F AG
RIC
ULTU
RA
L STA
TIST
ICS
B
UR
EA
U O
F AG
RIC
ULTU
RA
L STA
TISTIC
S
AG
RIC
ULT
UR
AL FO
RE
IGN
TR
AD
E D
EV
ELO
PM
EN
T
20
12
An
nu
al R
ep
ort
C
offe
e h
ad th
e 7
th bigge
st agricu
ltural im
po
rt exp
en
ditu
re in
20
12
. From
US$
1
20
.15
millio
n in
20
11
, imp
ort e
xpe
nd
iture
s incre
ased
to U
S$ 2
51
.14
millio
n o
r 1
09
.02
p
erce
nt
grow
th.
Mo
st o
f o
ur
coffe
e
imp
orts
came
fro
m
Ind
on
esia
(56
.19
%); V
ietn
am (1
9.5
9%
) an
d M
alaysia (11
.40
%).
Rice, th
e cou
ntry’s 4
th top
imp
ort co
mm
od
ity, record
ed a 14.34 p
ercent in
crease in
imp
ort exp
end
iture fro
m U
S$ 383.15 millio
n in
2011 to U
S$ 438.08 millio
n in
2012. B
iggest im
po
rtatio
n in
20
12
wa
s reco
rde
d d
urin
g the
3rd q
ua
rter w
hile
the
least w
as po
sted
in th
e 1
st qu
arter. M
ost o
f ou
r rice im
po
rts (82
.01
%) w
ere
sou
rced
from
Vie
tnam
; wh
ile th
e re
st came
from
Ind
ia, Pakistan
, Myan
mar,
Thailan
d an
d o
the
r cou
ntrie
s. M
aize
/corn
imp
ortatio
n gre
w b
y 84
.35
pe
rcen
t at U
S$ 8
8.5
2 m
illion
in 2
01
2
from
US$
48
.02
millio
n in
20
11
mo
ving to
the
10
th top
imp
ort co
mm
od
ity list of
20
12
. He
avie
st imp
orta
tion
wa
s reco
rde
d d
urin
g the
first qu
arter a
t US$
39
.02
m
illion
wh
ile th
e le
ast im
po
rtatio
n w
as d
urin
g the
third
qu
arte
r at US$
7.3
6
millio
n.
Co
rn
wa
s so
urce
d
large
ly fro
m
Th
aila
nd
(3
5.0
4%
), So
uth
A
frica (2
5.5
4%
) an
d B
razil (1
5.5
8%
) an
d o
the
rs. 5
.W
orld
Price
Tren
ds
W
orld
p
rices
we
re
low
er
thro
ugh
ou
t 2
01
2
for
mo
st o
f th
e
mo
nito
red
co
mm
od
ities - co
con
ut o
il, cop
ra, su
gar, m
aize
, coffe
e, b
an
an
a a
nd
rub
be
r (T
ab
le 1
1).
C
oco
nu
t oil an
d co
pra. Su
stain
ed
do
wn
tren
d in
the
price
s of co
con
ut o
il an
d
cop
ra w
as n
ote
d fro
m Ja
nu
ary to
De
cem
be
r of 2
01
2. P
rice d
ecre
ase
d b
y as
mu
ch a
s 45
% fo
r bo
th co
mm
od
ities. P
rice ra
ng
ed
from
US$
1.4
51
/kg
in
Jan
ua
ry to
U
S$
0
.78
5/kg
in
D
ece
mb
er
for
coco
nu
t o
il. P
rices
of
cop
ra
starte
d
at
US$
0
.96
5/kg
in
Ja
nu
ary
an
d
we
re
do
wn
to
a
s lo
w
as
US$
0
.52
6/k
g in
De
cem
be
r. Su
gar. Dro
p
in
the
p
rices
of
sug
ar
in
the
w
orld
m
ark
et
wa
s o
bse
rved
th
rou
gh
-ou
t the
ye
ar 2
01
2. H
igh
est p
rice w
as p
oste
d in
Fe
bru
ary
at U
S$
0
.53
2/k
g w
hile
the
low
est p
rice w
as d
urin
g N
ov
em
be
r an
d D
ece
mb
er a
t U
S$
0.4
26
/kg
.
29
4
Austria Belgium CyprusCzech
RepublicDenmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland
1. Food and Live Animals 0.108 26.192 0.835 0.746 3.242 0.025 3.719 12.533 87.010 1.909 0.025 3.531
A. Live Animals (No.) a/ 0.090 0.005
B. Meat and Meat Preparations a/ 0.016 0.001
C. Dairy Products and Birds Eggs
D. Fish and Fish Preparations 0.070 6.143 0.562 0.415 1.675 2.142 5.492 72.532 1.624 0.002 1.807
E. Cereals and Cereals Preparations 0.151 0.126 0.001 0.045 0.007 0.035 0.005
F. Vegetables and Fruits 0.035 19.693 0.025 0.331 1.554 0.025 1.576 6.699 13.784 0.188 0.023 1.685
G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 0.060 0.001 a/ a/ 0.001 0.105 0.388 a/
H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and 0.001 0.004 a/ a/ 0.052
Manufactures thereof
I. Feeding Stuff for Animals
(excluding unmilled Cereals)
J. Miscellaneous Edible Products and 0.003 0.144 0.117 a/ 0.012 0.102 0.226 0.061 0.034
Preparations
II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 7.968 0.550 0.001 0.574 1.332 0.064
TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 0.01 0.20 484.58 0.00 520.46 25.47 0.00 0.00 247.76 355.03 573.30 2206.82
TOTAL VALUE OF PHILIPPINE IMPORTS 58.58 3.01 2,964.70 0.05 2,542.05 30.10 70.82 17.86 4,656.50 3,659.06 1,059.67 15,062.40
Total
Philippine
Agricultural
Imports
from ASEAN
161.76 44.57 - - - 22.12 57.85 20.93
Table 10. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS FROM ASEAN MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2012(C.I.F. Value in Million US $)
Item
-
ASEAN
307.24
BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS BUREAU OF AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS
AGRICULTURAL FOREIGN TRADE DEVELOPMENT
2012 Annual Report
OVERALL AGRICULTURAL TRADE SITUATION
1. The Philippine agricultural foreign trade performance weakened in 2012
compared to 2011, where the gap between our exports and imports further widened. Trade deficit grew by around 30 percent, from US$ 2,408.17 million in 2011 to US$ 3,130.39 million this year (Table 1).
While total exports registered increase in revenue, earnings from agricultural exports dropped from US$ 5,431.76 million in 2011 to US$ 5,037.94 million in 2012 or 7.25 percent.
The share of agricultural exports declined to 9.67 percent in 2012 from 11.24 percent in 2011.
Agricultural imports posted a 4.19 percent increase in expenditures from US$ 7,839.93 million in 2011 to US$ 8,168.33 million in 2012.
Agricultural imports shared 12.41 percent to total expenditures on imports amounting to US$ 65,839.34 million.
2. Trade with Japan and European Union (EU) both posted surpluses. However, the
movements were in opposite directions. Trade surplus with Japan exhibited an increasing rate while that with EU registered a decrease. Trade deficits were noted for the country’s other trading partners (Table 2).
Trade surplus with Japan grew by 11.92 percent above 2011 level. In 2012, Japan was the country’s top market for fresh banana; 2
nd top
importer of pineapple and pineapple products; and 3rd
leading market for coconut oil, tuna and centrifugal sugar. Value of agricultural exports to this country was US$ 691.85 million or 13.73 percent of our total agricultural exports revenue in 2012. On the other hand, the Philippines’ agricultural import from Japan was valued at US$ 116.17 million.
EU shared 18.10 percent of the country’s total export revenue. EU was a major market for Philippine coconut oil, tuna, desiccated coconut and seaweed & carrageenan. Agricultural trade surplus with EU was down by 38.92 percent to US$ 279.82 million in 2012 from US$ 458.08 million in 2011. While agricultural imports increased by about 4.0 percent, exports
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Total Philippine
Agricultural
Imports
Australia Japan USA
1. Food and Live Animals 6106.15 690.65 27.96 1681.87
A. Live Animals (No.) 29.47 18.00 0.00 4.02
B. Meat and Meat Preparations 492.49 98.94 0.22 112.16
C. Dairy Products and Birds Eggs 792.736 83.963 0.125 223.162
D. Fish and Fish Preparations 232.183 0.308 21.561 9.771
E. Cereals and Cereals Preparations 1758.683 451.374 0.723 545.157
F. Vegetables and Fruits 412.498 6.729 0.524 80.383
G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 235.532 3.666 0.126 44.728
H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and Manufactures thereof 363.662 2.235 1.114 12.329
Coffee International Coffee Organization indicator price, other mild Arabicas, average New York and Bremen/Hamburg markets, ex-dock
Coffee International Coffee Organization indicator price, Robustas, average New York and Le Havre/Marseilles markets, ex-dock
Banana (Central and South American), major brands, US import price,free on truck US Golf ports
Rubber (any origin), RSS no. 1, in bales, Rubber Traders Association, spot, New York
Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Commodity Price Data, World Bank
Table 11. WORLD PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES, 2011-2012 … Continued
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Figure 32 World Prices of Maize
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Figure 33World Prices of Coffee, ArabicaJanuary-December , 2011-2012
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