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Page 1: Agri Foreign Trade2012

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

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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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2012 Annual Report

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

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Figure 29World Prices of Rice (5% broken) January- December, 2011-2012

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Figure 26 World Prices of Copra

January to December, 2011-2012

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Figure 27 World Prices of Sugar

January- December, 2011-2012

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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

2012 Annual Report

LIST OF TABLES

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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2012 Annual Report

LIST OF TABLES

Table No. Pages

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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LIST OF FIGURES

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

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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

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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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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

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals

(excluding unmilled Cereals) 1063.766 17.185 0.197 585.345

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%).

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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.

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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.

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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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STATISTICAL TABLES AND

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OVERALL AGRICULTURAL TRADE SITUATION

2012/2011 2011/2010

Agricultural Exports 5,037.94 5,431.76 4,101.09 (7.25) 32.45

Total Exports 52,099.52 48,304.93 51,497.51 7.86 (6.20)

Percent of Agricultural Exports to Total Exports 9.67 11.24 7.96 (13.97) 41.20

Agricultural Imports 8,168.33 7,839.93 7,399.79 4.19 5.95

Total Imports 65,839.34 64,096.59 58,467.80 2.72 9.63

Percent of Agricultural Imports to Total Imports 12.41 12.23 12.66 1.47 (3.36)

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

(3,130.39)

Item 2012 2010

(3,298.71)

Table 1. SUMMARY OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL TRADE, 2010-2012

(Export Value in F.O.B. M US$; Import Value in C.I.F. M US$)

29.99 (27.00)

Growth Rate (%)2011

(2,408.17)Agricultural Trade

Surplus/Deficit

Quantity C.I.F. Value

COFFEE 104.57 251.14 100.00 100.00Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 61.32 141.12 58.64 56.19Vietnam 21.80 49.19 20.85 19.59Malaysia (Federation of Malaya) 4.14 28.64 3.96 11.40Thailand 6.84 21.70 6.54 8.64Singapore 9.40 6.45 8.99 2.57Others 1.07 4.04 1.02 1.61

MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS 82.58 238.70 100.00 100.00India 36.34 93.88 44.00 39.33Australia 25.30 85.06 30.63 35.63New Zealand (Excludes Western Samoa) 10.21 33.81 12.36 14.16United States of America 5.50 14.30 6.67 5.99Brazil 3.87 9.46 4.68 3.96Others 1.36 2.20 1.65 0.92

TOBACCO UNMANUFACTURED 52.59 144.59 100.00 100.01China, People's Republic of 15.41 33.63 29.30 23.26Turkey 5.01 13.10 9.53 9.06Brazil 5.64 15.62 10.73 10.81Belgium 3.30 14.06 6.27 9.73Malaysia(federation of Malaya) 1.21 9.85 2.31 6.81Others 22.01 58.33 41.86 40.34

MAIZE/CORN 136.57 88.52 100.01 100.00Thailand 79.25 31.02 58.02 35.04South Africa, Republic of 6.48 22.61 4.74 25.54Brazil 1.97 13.80 1.44 15.58India 20.51 5.41 15.02 6.11United States of America 7.62 5.04 5.58 5.69Others 20.76 10.64 15.20 12.03

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

Table 8. MAJOR SUPPLIERS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2012(Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F. Values in Million US$) …Continued

Commodity/Country of Origin Quantity C.I.F. ValueShare (%)

Agricultural10%

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90%

Figure 1. Share of Agricultural and Non Agricultural

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Non-Agricultural

88%

Figure 2. Share of Agricultural and Non Agricultural Imports to total Philippine

Imports, 2012

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1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter TOTAL

Agricultural Exports 1,159.57 1,312.04 1,197.50 1,368.82 5,037.93

Percent to AnnualAgricultural Exports 23.02 26.04 23.77 27.17

Agricultural Imports 1,866.79 2,031.84 2,210.28 2,059.41 8,168.33

Percent to AnnualAgricultural Imports 22.85 24.89 27.06 25.21

(707.22) (719.80) (1,012.78) (690.59)

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter TOTAL

Agricultural Exports 1271.08 1,355.72 1,441.25 1,363.72 5,431.76

Percent to AnnualAgricultural Exports 23.40 24.96 26.53 25.11

Agricultural Imports 1,779.92 2,152.00 1,935.77 1,972.24 7,839.93

Percent to AnnualAgricultural Imports 22.70 27.45 24.69 25.16

(508.84) (796.28) (494.53) (608.52)

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

Item

Agricultural Trade

Surplus/Deficit

2011

2012

Agricultural Trade

Surplus/Deficit

Item

Table 1a. PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL TRADE, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012

(Export Value in F.O.B. M US$; Import Value in C.I.F. M US$)

Quantity C.I.F. Value

WHEAT (including spelt) & MESLIN 3,000.30 975.91 100.00 100.00United States of America 1,488.41 527.85 49.61 54.09Australia 1,356.16 399.20 45.20 40.91India 76.38 21.89 2.55 2.24Canada 49.28 16.65 1.64 1.71Singapore 21.47 7.23 0.72 0.74Others 8.60 3.09 0.29 0.32

SOYABEAN OIL/CAKE MEAL 1,455.57 689.32 100.00 100.00United States of America 978.70 481.52 67.24 69.85Argentina 438.71 189.04 30.14 27.42India 19.38 9.53 1.33 1.38Australia 15.39 7.47 1.06 1.08Taiwan (Republic of China) 0.82 0.65 0.06 0.09Others 2.56 1.11 0.18 0.16

MILK & CREAM AND PRODUCTS 283.43 644.35 100.00 100.00New Zealand (Excludes Western Samoa) 87.78 242.39 30.97 37.62United States of America 77.40 206.72 27.31 32.08Australia 25.17 71.78 8.88 11.14France 6.48 15.20 2.29 2.36Thailand 13.68 14.31 4.83 2.22Others 72.91 93.95 25.72 14.58

RICE 1,042.14 438.08 100.00 100.00Vietnam 843.94 359.28 80.98 82.01India 101.80 40.28 9.77 9.20Pakistan 42.31 13.39 4.06 3.06Myanmar 27.99 10.68 2.69 2.44Thailand 19.89 6.62 1.91 1.51Others 6.22 7.82 0.60 1.78

FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED 991.04 385.72 100.00 100.00China, People'S Republic of 443.78 164.77 44.78 42.72Canada 95.68 39.50 9.65 10.24Vietnam 81.18 35.78 8.19 9.28

Korea, Republic of South 96.78 32.16 9.77 8.34Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 104.68 30.28 10.56 7.85Others 168.95 83.23 17.05 21.58

UREA 616.03 252.39 100.00 100.00China, People's Republic of 231.74 92.81 37.62 36.77Malaysia (Federation Of Malaya) 134.83 55.15 21.89 21.85Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 103.16 42.17 16.75 16.71Singapore 46.04 21.98 7.47 8.71Vietnam 51.56 20.20 8.37 8.00Others 48.69 20.08 7.90 7.96

Table 8. MAJOR SUPPLIERS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2012(Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F. Values in Million US$)

QuantityCommodity/Country of OriginShare (%)

C.I.F. Value

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1,270

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2012

Figure 3. Philippine Agricultural Exports, by Quarter, 2011-2012

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2012

Figure 4. Philippine Agricultural Imports, by Quarter 2011-2012

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AUSTRALIA

Agricultural Exports 48.03 0.95 0.09 52.32 0.96 0.11 (8.20)

Agricultural Imports 719.66 8.81 1.09 564.21 7.20 0.88 27.55

Agricultural Surplus/Deficit (671.63) (511.89) 31.20

JAPAN

Agricultural Exports 691.85 13.73 1.33 653.05 12.02 1.35 5.94

Agricultural Imports 116.17 1.42 0.18 138.67 1.77 0.22 (16.23)

Agricultural Surplus/Deficit 575.68 514.38 11.92

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Agricultural Exports 1203.45 23.89 2.31 1454.27 26.77 3.01 (17.25)

Agricultural Imports 1765.35 21.61 2.68 1655.15 21.11 2.58 6.66

Agricultural Surplus/Deficit (561.90) (200.88) 179.72

ASEAN

Agricultural Exports 857.68 17.02 1.65 920.71 16.95 1.91 (6.85)

Agricultural Imports 2206.89 27.02 3.35 2186.69 27.89 3.41 0.92

Agricultural Surplus/Deficit (1349.21) (1265.98) 6.57

EUROPEAN UNION (EU)

Agricultural Exports 911.75 18.10 1.75 1066.03 19.63 2.21 (14.47)

Agricultural Imports 631.93 7.74 0.96 607.94 7.75 0.95 3.95

Agricultural Surplus/Deficit 279.82 458.08 (38.92)

Rest of the World

Agricultural Exports 1325.18 26.30 2.54 1285.39 23.66 2.66 3.10

Agricultural Imports 2728.34 33.40 4.14 2687.26 34.28 4.19 1.53

Agricultural Surplus/Deficit (1403.16) (1401.88) 0.09

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

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

Table 2. AGRICULTURAL TRADE BALANCES WITH MAJOR TRADING PARTNERS OF THE PHILIPPINES, 2011-2012

(Export Value in F.O.B. M US$; Import Value in C.I.F. M US$)

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Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value

I. Food and Live Animals 3197.78 3,062.90 4.40

A. Live Animals (No.) 5.91 13.92 1.85 5.81 219.46 139.59

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 13.70 67.53 14.87 59.94 (7.87) 12.66

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 18.51 88.37 39.01 176.70 (52.55) (49.99)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 125.06 810.80 157.85 646.48 (20.77) 25.42

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 36.70 104.82 56.80 109.87 (35.38) (4.60)

F. Vegetables and Fruits 3,640.46 1,615.18 2,934.73 1,402.96 24.05 15.13

1. Coconut Products 86.35 217.39 116.49 290.47 (25.87) (25.16)a. Fresh, young 1.61 1.39 6.59 2.99 (75.57) (53.51)b. Fresh, matured 0.13 0.05 0.75 0.35c. Desiccated 68.58 197.00 108.88 286.81 (37.02) (31.31)d. Others 16.03 18.96 0.27 0.33 5901.12 5665.31

2. Pineapple Products 742.60 414.89 582.45 345.64 27.50 20.04a. Fresh 397.02 99.67 263.27 65.84 50.80 51.36b. Dried 0.26 1.70 0.33 1.78 (19.99) (4.71)c. Prepared/preserved 223.02 219.78 207.19 195.38 7.64 12.48d. Juice concentrates 32.97 42.86 32.65 38.68 0.97 10.82e. Juice other than concentrates 89.33 50.89 79.01 43.95 13.07 15.79

3. Banana 2,682.48 705.01 2,086.29 523.25 28.58 34.74a. Fresh 2,646.12 646.66 2,055.51 472.38 28.73 36.89b. Dried 0.26 1.22 0.37 0.19c. Others 36.10 57.13 30.41 50.68 18.72 12.73

4. Mango 31.21 77.98 43.39 113.34 (28.06) (31.20)a. Fresh 18.44 15.24 21.15 16.72 (12.82) (8.86)b. Dried 5.20 48.00 9.46 79.51 (45.02) (39.62)c. Puree 2.80 3.57 6.09 7.56 (54.10) (52.78)d. Juice 4.13 5.69 5.68 6.41 (27.26) (11.24)e. Others 0.65 5.47 1.01 3.14 (35.93) 73.93

5. All Other Fruits and Vegetables 97.81 199.90 106.11 130.25 (7.82) 53.47

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 336.93 209.84 904.98 448.24 (62.77) (53.19)

1. Centrifugal Sugar 201.93 108.80 578.74 351.45 (65.11) (69.04)2. Molasses 124.36 21.44 300.42 30.22 (58.60) (29.05)3. Others 10.64 79.60 25.82 66.57 (58.80) 19.58

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and Manufactures thereof 3.86 9.72 7.31 14.11 (47.22) (31.12)

1. Coffee 0.10 0.84 0.41 1.65 (75.13) (48.99)2. Cocoa 1.72 5.83 2.68 7.05 (35.82) (17.35)3. Others 2.04 3.05 4.23 5.40 (51.76) (43.53)

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 473.32 132.62 322.60 61.99 46.72 113.93(excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 52.56 144.98 70.56 136.80 (25.51) 5.98and Preparations

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Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 31.19 233.78 73.05 330.99 (57.30) (29.37)

III. Crude Materials 97.42 277.71 117.14 329.34 (16.83) (15.68)A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 0.70 1.43 0.55 0.60 28.72 136.19B. Crude Rubber 39.48 62.08 43.48 80.47 (9.20) (22.86)

1. Natural Rubber (other than latex) 38.63 61.63 42.21 79.92 (8.48) (22.89)2. Synthetic Rubber; reclaimed rubber 0.85 0.45 1.27 0.55 (33.16) (17.83)

C. Crude Fertil izer 1.09 0.78 1.59 1.55 (31.48) (49.73)

D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials 56.14 213.43 71.52 246.71 (21.50) (13.49)

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 1,169.34 1,191.94 922.69 1,460.54 26.73 (18.39)

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 246.59 97.22 90.84 29.24 171.46 232.46B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 922.74 1,094.72 831.84 1,431.30 10.93 (23.52)

V. Fertil izer Manufactured 239.16 118.79 455.12 213.01 (47.45) (44.23)

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 2.44 13.07 4.68 26.41 (47.78) (50.50)

VII. Agricultural Machinery (no.) 0.41 4.87 0.96 8.56 (57.13) (43.17)

A. Agricultural Machinery (excluding tractors) 0.09 0.50 0.07 0.33 18.61 50.13B. Tractors 0.00 0.14 a/ 0.66 (79.31)C. Food Processing Machinery 0.31 4.21 0.89 7.57 (65.50) (44.43)

D. Agricultural Sprayers and Dusters** 0.02 0.02

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

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 321.70 792.74 312.71 872.39 2.87 (9.13)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 240.63 232.18 186.77 172.70 28.84 34.44

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 4,618.53 1,758.68 3,929.14 1,635.34 17.55 7.54

F. Vegetables and Fruits 595.61 412.50 542.32 357.71 9.83 15.32

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 304.32 235.53 360.43 243.48 (15.57) (3.26)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices 139.16 363.66 101.73 268.91 36.79 35.24and Manufactures thereof

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 2,030.67 1,063.77 2,704.40 932.97 (24.91) 14.02(excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 286.77 725.13 319.62 742.26 (81.97) (77.64)and Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 57.62 165.95 58.23 166.59 (1.06) (0.38)

III. Crude Materials 747.54 311.64 779.90 350.51 (4.15) (11.09)

A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 198.81 100.73 250.67 121.55 (20.69) (17.13)B. Crude Rubber 17.26 35.38 15.71 34.90 9.90 1.38C. Crude Fertil izer 485.69 82.35 474.45 90.71 2.37 (9.21)D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials 45.77 93.17 39.08 103.36 17.12 (9.85)

( including hides, skins and furkins, raw)

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 402.58 409.06 605.84 571.13 (33.55) (28.38)

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 298.03 291.76 499.20 439.16 (40.30) (33.57)B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 104.55 117.30 106.64 131.97 (1.95) (11.11)

V. Fertil izer Manufactured 1,607.07 638.10 1,467.48 561.05 9.51 13.73

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 257.23 399.74 227.54 364.24 13.05 9.75

VII. Agricultural Machinery (no.) 7.82 137.68 8.42 141.23 (7.16) (2.51)

A. Agricultural Machinery (excluding tractors) 4.33 69.29 4.07 46.21 6.32 49.96B. Tractors 0.003 7.06 0.021 13.94 (88.07) (49.37)C. Food Processing Machines 2.98 58.35 4.02 77.63 (25.97) (24.84)D. Agricultural Sprayers and Dusters* 0.51 2.99 0.31 3.45 65.34 (13.45)

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 8,168.33 7,839.93 4.19

*- Includes drip irrigation, other agricultural or horticultural appliancesSource of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

Table 6. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, BY COMMODITY GROUP 2011-2012

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

ITEM2012 2011 Growth Rate (%)

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1. COCONUT OIL (Crude and refined) 884.46 1041.48 20.67 826.72 1,425.45 26.24 6.98 (26.94)

2. BANANAS, FRESH 2646.12 646.66 12.84 2,055.51 472.38 8.70 28.73 36.89

3. TUNA 61.71 455.10 9.03 80.13 314.59 5.79 (22.99) 44.66

4. PINEAPPLE AND PINEAPPLE PRODUCTS 742.61 414.91 8.24 582.68 345.64 6.36 27.45 20.04

5. DESICCATED COCONUT 68.58 197.00 3.91 108.88 286.81 5.28 (37.02) (31.31)

6. SEAWEED AND CARAGEENAN 33.91 184.15 3.66 46.13 210.78 3.88 (26.49) (12.64)

7. TOBACCO MANUFACTURED 15.80 157.46 3.13 28.16 199.97 3.68 (43.88) (21.26)

8. COPRA OIL CAKE 462.02 124.61 2.47 314.34 58.80 1.08 46.98 111.93

9. FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED 239.16 118.79 2.36 455.12 213.00 3.92 (47.45) (44.23)

10. CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR 201.93 108.80 2.16 578.74 351.45 6.47 (65.11) (69.04)

Total of Top 10 Agricultural Exports 3,448.95 68.46 3,878.87 71.41 (11.08)

Other Agricultural Exports 1588.99 31.54 1552.89 28.59 2.33

Total Agricultural Exports 5,037.94 5,431.76 (7.25)

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

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Bananas Fresh 113.09 158.74 181.43 193.40 646.66 102.68 127.58 122.47 119.64 472.38

Tuna 108.91 111.60 103.34 131.24 455.10 74.20 87.43 68.39 84.57 314.59

Pineapple and Pineapple Products 88.92 99.89 119.39 106.72 414.91 59.94 74.81 110.13 100.76 345.64

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Seaweeds and Carageenan 49.07 51.31 35.47 48.30 184.15 55.03 50.46 53.08 52.22 210.78

Tobacco Manufactured 53.63 46.26 11.20 46.37 157.46 42.32 48.03 52.31 57.31 199.97

Copra Oil Cake 12.40 21.87 38.40 51.94 124.61 14.06 19.93 12.43 12.38 58.80

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Centrifugal Sugar 40.35 45.12 23.27 0.06 108.80 17.07 58.67 125.29 150.41 351.45

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

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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

Quantity Value

Tobacco Manufactured 15.80 157.46 100.00 100.00 Thailand 5.14 57.82 32.52 36.72 Korea, Republic of South 4.60 46.59 29.08 29.59 Singapore 1.82 15.01 11.53 9.53 Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 0.25 14.04 1.59 8.92 Vietnam 1.66 8.61 10.51 5.47 Others 2.33 15.38 14.77 9.77

Copra Oil Cake 462.02 124.61 100.00 100.00 Korea, Republic of South 261.88 61.84 56.68 49.63 Vietnam 115.84 31.85 25.07 25.56 China, People'S Republic of 39.92 7.61 8.64 6.11 Netherlands 0.00 7.58 0.00 6.08 Pakistan 8.44 4.98 1.83 4.00 Others 35.95 10.75 7.78 8.63

Fertilizer Manufactured 239.16 118.79 100.00 100.00 Vietnam 187.01 96.75 78.19 81.44 Thailand 49.76 20.68 20.81 17.41 Australia 1.02 0.62 0.43 0.52 Turkey 0.50 0.36 0.21 0.30 China, People'S Republic of 0.30 0.17 0.13 0.15 Others 0.57 0.22 0.24 0.18

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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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

Quantity Value

Tobacco Manufactured 15.80 157.46 100.00 100.00 Thailand 5.14 57.82 32.52 36.72 Korea, Republic of South 4.60 46.59 29.08 29.59 Singapore 1.82 15.01 11.53 9.53 Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 0.25 14.04 1.59 8.92 Vietnam 1.66 8.61 10.51 5.47 Others 2.33 15.38 14.77 9.77

Copra Oil Cake 462.02 124.61 100.00 100.00 Korea, Republic of South 261.88 61.84 56.68 49.63 Vietnam 115.84 31.85 25.07 25.56 China, People'S Republic of 39.92 7.61 8.64 6.11 Netherlands 0.00 7.58 0.00 6.08 Pakistan 8.44 4.98 1.83 4.00 Others 35.95 10.75 7.78 8.63

Fertilizer Manufactured 239.16 118.79 100.00 100.00 Vietnam 187.01 96.75 78.19 81.44 Thailand 49.76 20.68 20.81 17.41 Australia 1.02 0.62 0.43 0.52 Turkey 0.50 0.36 0.21 0.30 China, People'S Republic of 0.30 0.17 0.13 0.15 Others 0.57 0.22 0.24 0.18

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 (%)

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

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IMPORTS

Quantity Value Quantity Value Quantity Value

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 31.19 233.78 73.05 330.99 (57.30) (29.37)

III. Crude Materials 97.42 277.71 117.14 329.34 (16.83) (15.68)A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 0.70 1.43 0.55 0.60 28.72 136.19B. Crude Rubber 39.48 62.08 43.48 80.47 (9.20) (22.86)

1. Natural Rubber (other than latex) 38.63 61.63 42.21 79.92 (8.48) (22.89)2. Synthetic Rubber; reclaimed rubber 0.85 0.45 1.27 0.55 (33.16) (17.83)

C. Crude Fertil izer 1.09 0.78 1.59 1.55 (31.48) (49.73)

D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials 56.14 213.43 71.52 246.71 (21.50) (13.49)

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 1,169.34 1,191.94 922.69 1,460.54 26.73 (18.39)

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 246.59 97.22 90.84 29.24 171.46 232.46B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 922.74 1,094.72 831.84 1,431.30 10.93 (23.52)

V. Fertil izer Manufactured 239.16 118.79 455.12 213.01 (47.45) (44.23)

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 2.44 13.07 4.68 26.41 (47.78) (50.50)

VII. Agricultural Machinery (no.) 0.41 4.87 0.96 8.56 (57.13) (43.17)

A. Agricultural Machinery (excluding tractors) 0.09 0.50 0.07 0.33 18.61 50.13B. Tractors 0.00 0.14 a/ 0.66 (79.31)C. Food Processing Machinery 0.31 4.21 0.89 7.57 (65.50) (44.43)

D. Agricultural Sprayers and Dusters** 0.02 0.02

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

C. Dairy Products & Bird's Eggs 321.70 792.74 312.71 872.39 2.87 (9.13)

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 240.63 232.18 186.77 172.70 28.84 34.44

E. Cereals and Cereal Preparations 4,618.53 1,758.68 3,929.14 1,635.34 17.55 7.54

F. Vegetables and Fruits 595.61 412.50 542.32 357.71 9.83 15.32

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 304.32 235.53 360.43 243.48 (15.57) (3.26)

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices 139.16 363.66 101.73 268.91 36.79 35.24and Manufactures thereof

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals 2,030.67 1,063.77 2,704.40 932.97 (24.91) 14.02(excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products 286.77 725.13 319.62 742.26 (81.97) (77.64)and Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 57.62 165.95 58.23 166.59 (1.06) (0.38)

III. Crude Materials 747.54 311.64 779.90 350.51 (4.15) (11.09)

A. Oil Seeds and Oleaginous Fruits 198.81 100.73 250.67 121.55 (20.69) (17.13)B. Crude Rubber 17.26 35.38 15.71 34.90 9.90 1.38C. Crude Fertil izer 485.69 82.35 474.45 90.71 2.37 (9.21)D. Crude Animal & Vegetable Materials 45.77 93.17 39.08 103.36 17.12 (9.85)

( including hides, skins and furkins, raw)

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 402.58 409.06 605.84 571.13 (33.55) (28.38)

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 298.03 291.76 499.20 439.16 (40.30) (33.57)B. Fixed Vegetable Oils and Fats 104.55 117.30 106.64 131.97 (1.95) (11.11)

V. Fertil izer Manufactured 1,607.07 638.10 1,467.48 561.05 9.51 13.73

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 257.23 399.74 227.54 364.24 13.05 9.75

VII. Agricultural Machinery (no.) 7.82 137.68 8.42 141.23 (7.16) (2.51)

A. Agricultural Machinery (excluding tractors) 4.33 69.29 4.07 46.21 6.32 49.96B. Tractors 0.003 7.06 0.021 13.94 (88.07) (49.37)C. Food Processing Machines 2.98 58.35 4.02 77.63 (25.97) (24.84)D. Agricultural Sprayers and Dusters* 0.51 2.99 0.31 3.45 65.34 (13.45)

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 8,168.33 7,839.93 4.19

*- Includes drip irrigation, other agricultural or horticultural appliancesSource of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

Table 6. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, BY COMMODITY GROUP 2011-2012

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

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(Qu

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US $)

Gro

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Rate

(%)

Item

20

12

20

11

Quantity C.I.F. Value

1. WHEAT (including spelt) & MESLIN 3,000.30 975.91 11.95 2,787.17 961.62 12.27 7.65 1.49

2. SOYABEAN OIL/CAKE MEAL 1,455.57 689.32 8.44 2,068.93 576.62 7.35 (29.65) 19.54

3. MILK & CREAM and PRODUCTS 283.43 644.35 7.89 273.87 688.79 8.79 3.49 (6.45)

4. RICE 1,042.14 438.08 5.36 707.67 383.15 4.89 47.26 14.34

5. FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED 991.04 385.72 4.72 889.97 327.13 4.17 11.36 17.91

6. UREA 616.03 252.39 3.09 577.51 233.92 2.98 6.67 7.90

7. COFFEE 104.57 251.14 3.07 51.61 120.15 1.53 102.62 109.02

8. MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS 82.58 238.70 2.92 83.99 238.87 3.05 (1.68) (0.07)

9.TOBACCO UNMANUFACTURED 52.59 144.59 1.77 54.54 154.33 1.97 (3.57) (6.31)

10. MAIZE/CORN 136.57 88.52 1.08 66.19 48.02 0.61 106.33 84.35

Total of Top 10 Agricultural Imports 4,108.71 50.30 3,732.61 47.61 10.08

Other Agricultural Imports 4,059.62 49.70 4,107.32 52.39 (1.16)

Total Agricultural Imports 8,168.33 7,839.93 4.19

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

C.I.F. Value% Share

Table 7. TOP TEN AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2011-2012(Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F. Value in Million US$)

ItemGrowth Rate (%)

2011

Quantity % Share

2012

Quantity C.I.F. Value

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Table

2. A

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LAN

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AJO

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AD

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PA

RTN

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F THE P

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PIN

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11

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12

(Expo

rt Valu

e in

F.O.B

. M U

S$; Im

po

rt Valu

e in

C.I.F. M

US$

)

Item

Gro

wth

Rate

(%)

20

12

20

11

Valu

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nt to

Total*

Pe

rcen

t to

Total A

gri

Pe

rcen

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Total A

griV

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Pe

rcen

t to

Total*

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Total 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Total

Wheat (including spelt) & Meslin 209.58 225.55 295.44 245.35 975.91 220.23 190.81 238.66 311.92 961.62

Soyabean Oil Cake / Meal 133.61 169.72 155.90 230.09 689.32 156.91 143.59 129.02 147.10 576.62

Milk & Cream and Products 171.92 171.35 158.86 142.22 644.35 172.13 184.97 170.70 161.00 688.79

Rice 29.94 137.97 205.46 64.72 438.08 3.54 233.67 136.58 9.36 383.15

Fertil izer Manufactured 69.74 89.60 135.14 91.23 385.72 72.32 89.61 73.82 91.39 327.13

Urea 51.34 46.81 78.02 76.21 252.39 59.28 50.45 45.00 79.18 233.92

Coffee 67.68 61.36 64.61 57.51 251.14 30.90 32.07 29.35 27.83 120.15

Meat of Bovine Animals 54.81 52.41 64.81 66.67 238.70 66.87 71.27 54.03 46.71 238.87

Tobacco Unmanufactured 46.25 48.95 30.51 18.87 144.59 32.95 47.77 35.75 37.86 154.33

Maize/Corn 39.02 24.39 7.36 17.75 88.52 9.27 17.33 6.52 14.91 48.02

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

ITEM2012 2011

Table 7a. VALUE OF TOP TEN AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, BY QUARTER 2011-2012(C.I.F. Value in Million US $)

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1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter TOTAL

Agricultural Exports 1,159.57 1,312.04 1,197.50 1,368.82 5,037.93

Percent to AnnualAgricultural Exports 23.02 26.04 23.77 27.17

Agricultural Imports 1,866.79 2,031.84 2,210.28 2,059.41 8,168.33

Percent to AnnualAgricultural Imports 22.85 24.89 27.06 25.21

(707.22) (719.80) (1,012.78) (690.59)

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter TOTAL

Agricultural Exports 1271.08 1,355.72 1,441.25 1,363.72 5,431.76

Percent to AnnualAgricultural Exports 23.40 24.96 26.53 25.11

Agricultural Imports 1,779.92 2,152.00 1,935.77 1,972.24 7,839.93

Percent to AnnualAgricultural Imports 22.70 27.45 24.69 25.16

(508.84) (796.28) (494.53) (608.52)

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

Item

Agricultural Trade

Surplus/Deficit

2011

2012

Agricultural Trade

Surplus/Deficit

Item

Table 1a. PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL TRADE, BY QUARTER, 2011-2012

(Export Value in F.O.B. M US$; Import Value in C.I.F. M US$)

Quantity C.I.F. Value

WHEAT (including spelt) & MESLIN 3,000.30 975.91 100.00 100.00United States of America 1,488.41 527.85 49.61 54.09Australia 1,356.16 399.20 45.20 40.91India 76.38 21.89 2.55 2.24Canada 49.28 16.65 1.64 1.71Singapore 21.47 7.23 0.72 0.74Others 8.60 3.09 0.29 0.32

SOYABEAN OIL/CAKE MEAL 1,455.57 689.32 100.00 100.00United States of America 978.70 481.52 67.24 69.85Argentina 438.71 189.04 30.14 27.42India 19.38 9.53 1.33 1.38Australia 15.39 7.47 1.06 1.08Taiwan (Republic of China) 0.82 0.65 0.06 0.09Others 2.56 1.11 0.18 0.16

MILK & CREAM AND PRODUCTS 283.43 644.35 100.00 100.00New Zealand (Excludes Western Samoa) 87.78 242.39 30.97 37.62United States of America 77.40 206.72 27.31 32.08Australia 25.17 71.78 8.88 11.14France 6.48 15.20 2.29 2.36Thailand 13.68 14.31 4.83 2.22Others 72.91 93.95 25.72 14.58

RICE 1,042.14 438.08 100.00 100.00Vietnam 843.94 359.28 80.98 82.01India 101.80 40.28 9.77 9.20Pakistan 42.31 13.39 4.06 3.06Myanmar 27.99 10.68 2.69 2.44Thailand 19.89 6.62 1.91 1.51Others 6.22 7.82 0.60 1.78

FERTILIZER MANUFACTURED 991.04 385.72 100.00 100.00China, People'S Republic of 443.78 164.77 44.78 42.72Canada 95.68 39.50 9.65 10.24Vietnam 81.18 35.78 8.19 9.28

Korea, Republic of South 96.78 32.16 9.77 8.34Japan (Excludes Okinawa) 104.68 30.28 10.56 7.85Others 168.95 83.23 17.05 21.58

UREA 616.03 252.39 100.00 100.00China, People's Republic of 231.74 92.81 37.62 36.77Malaysia (Federation Of Malaya) 134.83 55.15 21.89 21.85Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 103.16 42.17 16.75 16.71Singapore 46.04 21.98 7.47 8.71Vietnam 51.56 20.20 8.37 8.00Others 48.69 20.08 7.90 7.96

Table 8. MAJOR SUPPLIERS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2012(Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F. Values in Million US$)

QuantityCommodity/Country of OriginShare (%)

C.I.F. Value

870

970

1,070

1,170

1,270

1,370

1,470

1,570

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

F.O

.B. M

US$

Quarter

2011

2012

Figure 3. Philippine Agricultural Exports, by Quarter, 2011-2012

1,400

1,600

1,800

2,000

2,200

2,400

2,600

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

C.I

.F. M

US$

Quarter

2011

2012

Figure 4. Philippine Agricultural Imports, by Quarter 2011-2012

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OVERALL AGRICULTURAL TRADE SITUATION

2012/2011 2011/2010

Agricultural Exports 5,037.94 5,431.76 4,101.09 (7.25) 32.45

Total Exports 52,099.52 48,304.93 51,497.51 7.86 (6.20)

Percent of Agricultural Exports to Total Exports 9.67 11.24 7.96 (13.97) 41.20

Agricultural Imports 8,168.33 7,839.93 7,399.79 4.19 5.95

Total Imports 65,839.34 64,096.59 58,467.80 2.72 9.63

Percent of Agricultural Imports to Total Imports 12.41 12.23 12.66 1.47 (3.36)

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

(3,130.39)

Item 2012 2010

(3,298.71)

Table 1. SUMMARY OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL TRADE, 2010-2012

(Export Value in F.O.B. M US$; Import Value in C.I.F. M US$)

29.99 (27.00)

Growth Rate (%)2011

(2,408.17)Agricultural Trade

Surplus/Deficit

Quantity C.I.F. Value

COFFEE 104.57 251.14 100.00 100.00Indonesia (Includes West Irian) 61.32 141.12 58.64 56.19Vietnam 21.80 49.19 20.85 19.59Malaysia (Federation of Malaya) 4.14 28.64 3.96 11.40Thailand 6.84 21.70 6.54 8.64Singapore 9.40 6.45 8.99 2.57Others 1.07 4.04 1.02 1.61

MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS 82.58 238.70 100.00 100.00India 36.34 93.88 44.00 39.33Australia 25.30 85.06 30.63 35.63New Zealand (Excludes Western Samoa) 10.21 33.81 12.36 14.16United States of America 5.50 14.30 6.67 5.99Brazil 3.87 9.46 4.68 3.96Others 1.36 2.20 1.65 0.92

TOBACCO UNMANUFACTURED 52.59 144.59 100.00 100.01China, People's Republic of 15.41 33.63 29.30 23.26Turkey 5.01 13.10 9.53 9.06Brazil 5.64 15.62 10.73 10.81Belgium 3.30 14.06 6.27 9.73Malaysia(federation of Malaya) 1.21 9.85 2.31 6.81Others 22.01 58.33 41.86 40.34

MAIZE/CORN 136.57 88.52 100.01 100.00Thailand 79.25 31.02 58.02 35.04South Africa, Republic of 6.48 22.61 4.74 25.54Brazil 1.97 13.80 1.44 15.58India 20.51 5.41 15.02 6.11United States of America 7.62 5.04 5.58 5.69Others 20.76 10.64 15.20 12.03

Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

Table 8. MAJOR SUPPLIERS OF TOP TEN PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS, 2012(Quantity in '000 M.T.; C.I.F. Values in Million US$) …Continued

Commodity/Country of Origin Quantity C.I.F. ValueShare (%)

Agricultural10%

Non-Agricultural

90%

Figure 1. Share of Agricultural and Non Agricultural

Exports to total Philippine Exports, 2012

Agricultural12%

Non-Agricultural

88%

Figure 2. Share of Agricultural and Non Agricultural Imports to total Philippine

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Figure 20 Value of Urea Imports, by Quarter, 2011-2012

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2011

0

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th

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Figure 15Value of Wheat (including spelt)

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2011

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240

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

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Quarter

Figure 17 Value of Milk & Cream and Products,

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2011

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

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Quarter

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by Quarter, 2011-2012

2012

2011

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190

220

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th

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Figure 16Value of Soyabean Oil Cake/ Meal Imports,

by Quarter, 2011-2012

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2011

20

27

34

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48

55

62

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76

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90

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

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Figure 21 Value of Coffee Imports, by Quarter, 2011-2012

2012

2011

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35

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45

1st 2nd 3rd 4th

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Figure 24Value of Maize/Corn Imports,

by Quarter, 2011-2012

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2011

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1. Food and Live Animals 3.321 1.465 47.855 - 107.112 0.403 0.688 0.011 142.405 67.268 72.662 443.189A. Live Animals (No.) 0.259 0.007 0.012 5.878 0.010 6.166B. Meat and Meat Preparations 0.266 0.003 0.019 0.001 0.048 0.060 0.398C. Dairy Products and Birds Eggs 0.213 0.005 18.024 21.843 1.820 12.087 1.865 55.858D. Fish and Fish Preparations 0.326 0.001 2.467 4.339 0.078 0.535 13.617 16.526 6.324 44.213E. Cereals and Cereals Preparations 0.443 0.024 15.628 4.935 0.060 0.026 3.171 9.589 1.247 35.123F. Vegetables and Fruits 0.994 0.007 3.596 8.494 0.022 0.047 0.002 111.365 4.490 10.052 139.069G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 0.077 1.389 5.014 46.580 0.009 0.001 0.668 6.548 15.161 75.447H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and 0.015 0.009 0.024 0.537 0.039 0.321 1.735 0.268 2.947 Manufactures thereofI. Feeding Stuff for Animals

(excluding unmilled Cereals)J. Miscellaneous Edible Products and 0.729 0.027 1.637 20.234 0.195 0.080 0.007 4.646 16.199 5.789 49.543 Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 0.048 0.305 29.736 11.652 1.245 16.333 57.817 13.971 131.107

III. Crude Materials 0.005 0.051 5.380 29.753 0.384 24.053 11.139 1.647 72.412A. Oil Seeds and Oleginous Fruits 0.711 0.711B. Crude Rubber 0.177 27.276 22.029 0.071 49.553C. Crude Fertil izer 0.061 0.125 0.015 0.201D. Crude Animal and Vegs. Materials 0.005 0.051 5.142 2.352 0.384 2.024 10.428 1.561 21.947

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)

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Item

ASEAN Total

Philippine

Agricultural

Exports to

ASEAN

0.916 0.047 31.886 34.4271.458 0.119 0.001

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bed

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th

rou

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ut th

e year at varied rates. P

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in A

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st at US$

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Rice

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% b

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were re

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ed fro

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ary to A

ugu

st wh

ile do

wn

trend

from

Septem

ber to

Dece

mb

er of 2

01

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rice

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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

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1/kg.

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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

(excluding unmilled Cereals)J. Miscellaneous Edible Products and Preparations 144.980 3.441 5.867 23.180

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

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xpe

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Mo

st o

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ur

coffe

e

imp

orts

came

fro

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Ind

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9.5

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d M

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.40

%).

Rice, th

e cou

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th top

imp

ort co

mm

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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

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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

III. Crude Materials 0.721 13.599 0.062 0.029 12.037 0.025 7.377 7.126 0.157 0.140 1.008

A. Oil Seeds and Oleginous Fruits

B. Crude Rubber 0.034

C. Crude Fertil izer

D. Crude Animal and Vegs. Materials 0.721 13.599 0.062 0.029 12.037 0.025 7.377 7.092 0.157 0.140 1.008

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 1.452 0.069 0.443 0.002 0.249 0.277 14.309

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 0.898 0.067 1.214

B. Fixed Vegetable Oil and Fats 0.554 0.069 0.443 0.002 0.249 0.210 13.095

V. Fertil izer Manufactured

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 0.075 a/ a/ 0.103 0.118

VII. Agricultural Machinery (No.) 0.002 0.015 0.085

Total Value of Agricultural Exports 0.829 49.285 0.897 0.843 16.274 0.027 3.994 20.776 109.966 2.184 0.229 4.539

Total Value of Philippine Exports 98.166 302.022 1.908 97.515 36.092 3.832 115.475 359.619 1956.092 31.813 143.204 28.598

a/ less than 0.001Source of basic data: National Statistics Office (NSO)

(F.O.B. Value in '000 US $)

EUROPEAN UNION

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w

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9

pe

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n o

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tota

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s from

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er m

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r ma

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s an

d S

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ore

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Tu

na

gen

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d

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55

.10

m

illion

e

arnin

gs fro

m

exp

orts

to

the

U

SA

(31

.03

%); G

erm

any (1

5.8

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); Japan

(12

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%); U

K G

reat B

ritain an

d N

. Irelan

d

(8.3

5%

); Italy (4.7

8%

) and

oth

ers (2

7.6

9%

).

E

xp

ort re

ve

nu

es fro

m p

ine

ap

ple

an

d p

ine

ap

ple

pro

du

cts incre

ase

d

by

2

0.0

4

pe

rcen

t. T

he

U

S$

4

14

.91

m

illion

e

arn

ing

s w

ere

m

ostly

sh

are

d

by

p

rocu

rem

en

t fro

m

US

A

(37

.37

%);

Jap

an

(1

5.1

9

%)

an

d

Sin

ga

po

re (1

3.5

7%

). B

est p

erfo

rme

r in 2

01

2 w

as cop

ra oil cake

wh

ich m

ove

d u

p b

y 11

1.9

3%

in re

ven

ue

fro

m U

S$ 5

8.8

0 m

illion

to U

S$ 1

24

.61

millio

n fin

din

g its way to

the

top

8 list.

4

.To

p A

gricultu

ral Imp

orts

Th

e to

tal valu

e o

f top

ten

agricultu

ral imp

orts at U

S$ 4

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8.7

1 m

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wa

s abo

ut

half (5

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) of th

e co

un

try’s agricu

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UK Great

Britain & N.

Ireland

1. Food and Live Animals 29.435 0.086 0.641 0.000 0.698 67.517 3.369 1.190 0.102 0.542 25.404 4.032 75.074 347.969

A. Live Animals (No.) 0.034 0.120 0.249

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 0.005 a/ 0.022

C. Dairy Products and Birds Eggs a/ 0.000

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 22.372 0.282 a/ 0.558 14.497 2.261 0.824 0.067 0.465 16.202 1.002 40.846 191.840

E. Cereals and Cereals Preparations 0.566 0.671 0.004 0.185 0.003 1.169 2.969

F. Vegetables and Fruits 4.166 0.086 0.359 0.136 43.107 1.108 0.289 0.035 0.077 8.084 2.968 27.234 133.267

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 0.379 0.004 0.047 0.068 0.038 2.708 3.800

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and 0.039 0.493 0.581 0.711 1.882

Manufactures thereof

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals

(excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products and 1.912 1.091 0.073 0.279 0.021 2.274 6.351

Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 0.966 0.496 0.880 0.675 1.976 0.060 0.118 15.660

III. Crude Materials 0.809 0.175 0.263 0.482 2.009 2.158 0.022 0.028 12.557 0.039 8.851 69.674

A. Oil Seeds and Oleginous Fruits 0.000

B. Crude Rubber 0.034

C. Crude Fertil izer 0.000

D. Crude Animal and Vegs. Materials 0.809 0.175 0.263 0.482 2.009 2.158 0.022 0.028 12.557 0.039 8.851 69.640

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 36.242 0.260 370.938 a/ 0.013 20.936 0.015 32.052 477.257

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 0.083 41.441 a/ 0.271 0.081 44.056

B. Fixed Vegetable Oil and Fats 36.242 0.177 329.497 0.013 20.665 0.015 31.971 433.201

V. Fertil izer Manufactured 0.000

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 0.428 0.004 0.141 0.154 0.016 1.040

VII. Agricultural Machinery (No.) 0.015 0.029 0.146

Total Value of Agricultural Exports 67.880 0.521 1.400 0.000 1.180 441.349 6.217 1.353 0.102 0.583 61.027 4.175 116.111 911.746

Total Value of Philippine Exports 218.602 1.132 4.132 5.322 30.019 1554.361 45.639 15.684 4.794 2.105 109.328 84.610 656.583 5910.146

a/ less than 0.001

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PDRMalaysia Myanmar Sabah Sarawak Singapore Thailand Vietnam

1. Food and Live Animals 0.01 0.06 302.25 163.44 25.47 0.00 186.62 280.04 490.72 1448.60

A. Live Animals (No.) - - - - - - - 0.03 - 0.026

B. Meat and Meat Preparations - - - 0.02 - - 0.57 1.31 0.08 1.987

C. Dairy Products and Birds Eggs - - 10.37 12.18 - - 4.85 14.35 4.30 46.047

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 0.01 - 6.28 0.38 0.02 - 2.22 1.95 35.28 46.133

E. Cereals and Cereals Preparations - 0.06 55.20 4.61 14.87 - 8.30 54.24 365.73 502.985

F. Vegetables and Fruits - - 6.78 1.34 10.29 - 2.34 12.78 8.65 42.191

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations - - 18.57 10.14 - - 2.07 23.07 7.49 61.34

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and

Manufactures thereof

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals - - 5.82 1.89 0.29 - 24.16 35.81 2.62 70.59

(excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products - - 37.48 88.31 - - 121.18 114.39 8.72 370.06

and Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures - - 1.00 25.88 - - 0.59 3.48 5.87 36.82

III. Crude Materials 0.00 0.00 29.49 1.81 0.000 0.00 2.50 7.03 3.07 43.90

A. Oil Seeds and Oleginous Fruits - - 18.71 0.01 - - 0.78 0.10 1.23 20.83

B. Crude Rubber - - 0.09 0.95 - - 0.16 3.45 0.13 4.78

C. Crude Fertil izer - - 0.02 0.20 - - 1.25 0.16 1.24 2.86

D. Crude Animal and Vegs. Materials - - 10.66 0.65 - 0.00 0.32 3.32 0.47 15.42

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats - - 61.44 253.09 - - 22.22 5.02 3.11 344.88

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats - - 35.27 183.98 - - 13.01 4.98 3.05 240.29

B. Fixed Vegetable Oil and Fats - - 26.17 69.11 - - 9.20 0.04 0.06 104.59

V. Fertil izer Manufactured - - 44.43 55.72 - - 24.41 2.72 55.98 183.26

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials - 0.15 44.91 14.81 - - 7.83 48.28 13.59 129.57

VII. Agricultural Machinery (No.) - - 1.05 5.71 - - 3.59 8.46 0.98 19.79

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 $)

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ASEAN

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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

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals

(excluding unmilled Cereals) 1063.766 17.185 0.197 585.345

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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1. Food and Live Animals 2.134 37.942 0.935 0.543 16.627 0.000 1.266 84.489 59.651 0.041 0.002 11.071

A. Live Animals (No.) 0.03 0.006 0.04 0.90 0.37

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 8.972 0.288 0.009 2.918 0.123 23.366 11.233 1.394

C. Dairy Products and Birds Eggs 2.456 0.511 8.078 0.873 17.556 4.380 6.012

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 0.030 0.124 0.242 0.151 0.002

E. Cereals and Cereals Preparations 5.000 0.003 1.224 0.033 9.522 0.576

F. Vegetables and Fruits 0.193 6.717 0.647 0.457 0.040 0.885 6.612 0.034 0.092

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 0.058 3.872 0.014 0.341 0.115 14.758 3.135 0.050

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and Manufactures 0.011 0.741 0.007 2.259 1.618 0.007

thereof

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals

(excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products and 0.050 3.306 1.127 0.042 5.665 15.336 3.462

Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 14.376 0.109 0.066 0.407 0.451 0.190

III. Crude Materials 0.287 0.109 2.812 4.473 7.764 0.005

A. Oil Seeds and Oleginous Fruits 0.023

B. Crude Rubber 0.109 0.014 0.470 2.056

C. Crude Fertil izer 0.074 0.001

D. Crude Animal and Vegs. Materials 0.213 2.798 4.003 5.684 0.005

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 1.529 0.976 1.217 8.159 0.138

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 0.862 0.976 1.214 7.626 0.099

B. Fixed Vegetable Oil and Fats 0.667 0.002 0.532 0.039

V. Fertil izer Manufactured 5.445 0.007 0.083 4.618

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 0.433 7.411 1.335 0.002 11.162 18.007 0.772 0.358

VII. Agricultural Machinery (No.) 0.097 1.301 0.134 0.568 0.010 1.601 13.556 0.006

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 2.66 68.29 0.93 0.79 22.43 0.00 1.28 103.09 112.16 0.50 0.77 11.76

TOTAL VALUE OF PHILIPPINE IMPORTS 53.61 306.49 1.39 76.85 76.53 0.28 139.02 937.27 1554.68 4.06 14.27 369.98

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1. Food and Live Animals 62.469 0.001 3.263 0.001 107.528 9.557 0.278 26.141 0.783 16.396 441.117

A. Live Animals (No.) 0.001 0.001 0.811 0.238 2.342 4.747

B. Meat and Meat Preparations 0.052 13.408 0.039 7.586 2.369 71.759

C. Dairy Products and Birds Eggs 1.590 12.980 9.241 0.152 1.705 0.476 0.737 66.748

D. Fish and Fish Preparations 0.089 0.324 0.086 0.157 0.824 2.030

E. Cereals and Cereals Preparations 1.536 1.002 0.004 0.041 0.040 0.296 2.939 22.215

F. Vegetables and Fruits 3.159 5.173 0.002 1.550 0.010 0.511 26.082

G. Sugar and Sugar Preparations 0.052 3.263 2.662 0.222 0.911 29.452

H. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices and 1.282 5.558 0.078 0.843 0.807 13.211

Manufactures thereof

I. Feeding Stuff for Animals

(excluding unmilled Cereals)

J. Miscellaneous Edible Products and 1.307 33.732 0.098 4.683 2.050 70.858

Preparations

II. Tobacco and Tobacco Manufactures 0.030 0.035 0.068 0.168 0.088 0.045 16.034

III. Crude Materials 0.824 5.146 0.728 0.481 22.629

A. Oil Seeds and Oleginous Fruits a/ 0.023

B. Crude Rubber 0.038 0.784 0.001 3.472

C. Crude Fertil izer 0.003 0.077

D. Crude Animal and Vegs. Materials 0.786 4.360 0.727 0.481 19.056

IV. Animal and Vegetable Oil and Fats 1.592 2.810 0.042 7.258 2.632 0.587 26.939

A. Animal and Vegetable Oils and Fats 0.090 2.693 0.042 3.487 0.543 17.632

B. Fixed Vegetable Oil and Fats 1.503 0.117 3.771 2.632 0.044 9.307

V. Fertil izer Manufactured 6.813 0.579 0.036 1.085 18.666

VI. Agricultural Chemicals and Materials 3.637 12.752 0.228 1.446 0.162 9.403 67.106

VII. Agricultural Machinery (No.) 11.550 3.161 0.002 0.042 0.859 4.476 2.072 39.435

TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS 80.10 0.00 10.08 0.00 0.00 132.01 9.67 0.55 0.00 0.00 36.64 8.14 30.07 631.93

TOTAL VALUE OF PHILIPPINE IMPORTS 318.06 0.06 12.11 1.08 3.16 325.05 18.82 6.05 1.78 2.93 271.82 128.15 290.36 1,379.43

a/ less than 0.001

Table 10b. DISTRIBUTION OF PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURAL IMPORTS FROM EU MEMBER COUNTRIES, 2012

(C.I.F. Value in Million US $)

Total

Philippine

Agricultural

Imports

from EU

EUROPEAN UNION

Item

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January 1.451 2.038 (28.80) 0.965 1.354 (28.73) 0.519 0.653 (20.44) 0.498 0.572 (12.94)

February 1.411 2.256 (37.46) 0.945 1.503 (37.13) 0.532 0.650 (18.15) 0.512 0.570 (10.18)

March 1.338 1.925 (30.49) 0.888 1.280 (30.63) 0.531 0.579 (8.16) 0.543 0.553 (1.81)

April 1.348 2.089 (35.47) 0.903 1.421 (36.45) 0.502 0.537 (6.59) 0.575 0.556 3.42

May 1.155 2.097 (44.92) 0.769 1.419 (45.81) 0.459 0.484 (5.19) 0.573 0.556 3.06

June 1.058 1.803 (41.32) 0.708 1.186 (40.30) 0.451 0.556 (18.80) 0.567 0.558 1.61

July 1.070 1.662 (35.62) 0.714 1.121 (36.31) 0.504 0.622 (18.92) 0.662 0.559 18.43

August 1.001 1.454 (31.16) 0.656 0.985 (33.40) 0.460 0.612 (24.76) 0.684 0.558 22.58

September 0.967 1.305 (25.90) 0.645 0.867 (25.61) 0.441 0.588 (25.03) 0.670 0.543 23.39

October 0.898 1.208 (25.66) 0.591 0.804 (26.49) 0.448 0.561 (20.19) 0.617 0.503 22.66

November 0.848 1.479 (42.66) 0.577 0.980 (41.12) 0.426 0.530 (19.47) 0.589 0.486 21.19

December 0.785 1.445 (45.67) 0.526 0.968 (45.66) 0.426 0.508 (16.18) 0.607 0.474 28.06

Notes:

Coconut Oil - (Philippines/Indonesia), bulk,C.I.F. Rotterdam

Copra - (Philippines/Indonesia), bulk,C.I.F. N.W. Europe

Sugar-International Sugar Agreement (ISA) F.O.B. Caribbean Port.

Soybeans (US), C.I.F. Rotterdam

Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

Commodity Price Data, World Bank

Table 11. WORLD PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES, 2011-2012($ per kg.)

Year/Month Growth

Rate 2012

Soybeans

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Growth

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2012 2011 2012 2011 2012 2011

January 0.542 0.517 4.88 0.534 0.468 14.20 0.516 0.405 27.48 0.273 0.265 2.98

February 0.538 0.524 2.58 - 0.473 - 0.518 0.421 23.26 0.280 0.293 (4.57)

March 0.548 0.493 11.20 - 0.456 - 0.527 0.408 29.02 0.281 0.291 (3.37)

April 0.548 0.484 13.11 - 0.448 - 0.533 0.409 30.39 0.274 0.319 (14.19)

May 0.601 0.481 24.74 - 0.448 - 0.562 0.421 33.38 0.269 0.308 (12.54)

June 0.600 0.514 16.78 - 0.474 - 0.541 0.428 26.60 0.267 0.311 (13.94)

July 0.574 0.538 6.59 0.555 0.507 9.51 0.519 0.449 15.47 0.333 0.301 10.74

August 0.568 0.566 0.32 0.545 0.534 2.10 0.509 0.465 9.39 0.332 0.310 7.03

September 0.563 0.599 (5.93) 0.544 0.556 (2.11) 0.512 0.514 (0.39) 0.321 0.295 8.64

October 0.558 0.599 (6.86) 0.533 0.560 (4.94) 0.520 0.489 6.40 0.321 0.275 16.89

November 0.559 0.615 (9.10) 0.530 0.584 (9.29) 0.523 0.550 (4.87) 0.322 0.274 17.20

December 0.557 0.586 (4.92) 0.530 0.566 (6.28) 0.520 0.544 (4.34) 0.309 0.259 19.33

Rice (Thai) 5% broken, white rice (WR), Milled, indicative price based on

weekly surveys of export transactions, government standard, F.O.B. Bangkok

Rice (Thai) 25% broken, WR, milled, indicative survey price, government standards, F.O.B. Bangkok

Rice A1 Special , broken kernel obtained from the mill ing of WR 15%, 20%, and 25%, indicative price, government standard, F.O.B. Bangkok

Maize (US), No. 2, yellow, F.O.B. US Gulf Ports

Source: Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

Commodity Price Data, World Bank

Growth

Rate

Maize (corn)

20115% Broken

201225% Broken

Table 11. WORLD PRICES OF SELECTED COMMODITIES, 2011-2012 … Continued

($ per kg.)

Rice

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Year/Month A1 SpecialGrowth

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January 5.230 5.815 (10.06) 2.132 2.229 (4.35) 0.945 8.920 (89.41) 3.504 5.809 (39.68)

February 4.942 6.347 (22.14) 2.247 2.411 (6.80) 1.068 10.020 (89.34) 3.779 5.581 (32.29)

March 4.437 6.439 (31.09) 2.283 2.604 (12.33) 1.144 9.960 (88.51) 3.781 4.839 (21.86)

April 4.221 6.617 (36.21) 2.244 2.588 (13.29) 1.030 10.270 (89.97) 3.665 4.971 (26.27)

May 4.071 6.417 (36.56) 2.356 2.689 (12.38) 0.953 10.110 (90.57) 3.376 4.523 (25.36)

June 3.719 6.062 (38.65) 2.330 2.600 (10.38) 0.954 9.760 (90.23) 2.863 4.525 (36.73)

July 4.199 5.909 (28.94) 2.360 2.485 (5.03) 0.965 9.610 (89.96) 2.893 4.562 (36.58)

August 3.854 5.962 (35.36) 2.348 2.471 (4.98) 0.951 9.510 (90.00) 2.595 4.618 (43.81)

September 3.946 6.060 (34.88) 2.314 2.338 (1.03) 0.965 9.470 (89.81) 2.763 4.516 (38.82)

October 3.821 5.463 (30.06) 2.303 2.163 6.47 0.956 9.540 (89.98) 2.954 4.085 (27.69)

November 3.525 5.403 (34.76) 2.153 2.144 0.42 0.934 9.560 (90.23) 2.800 3.330 (15.92)

December 3.367 5.219 (35.49) 2.129 2.170 (1.89) 0.944 9.420 (89.98) 2.896 3.347 (13.47)

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 26 World Prices of Copra

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Figure 27 World Prices of Sugar

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Figure 32 World Prices of Maize

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Figure 31World Prices of Rice (A1 Special) January- December, 2011-2012

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Figure 33World Prices of Coffee, ArabicaJanuary-December , 2011-2012

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Figure 34World Prices of Coffee, RobustaJanuary-December, 2011-2012

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Figure 35World Prices of Banana

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World Prices of RubberJanuary-December, 2011-2012

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