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ANN·UAL REPORT ON EXTERNAL TRADE (Summary .Tables) 1995 Central Statistical Office Ministry of Finance Roseau, Dominica .

• • • .. .. INTRODliCTlO'l fh~ Annual Overseas Trade Report for the Calender year 1995 retains the format of the previous year's Trade Repon.

TI\e lif!ures puhlished in tillS report have been fully revised and should be regarded as tinal.
fh" C"ntral S\<\tistical Olr,ee "dopts this medium to record its appreciation to the Comptroller 0(' Customs and Staff for their cooperation in the collection of the data using the ASYCUDA Software, whieh was implemented in Dominica in January 1992.

The office acknowledges also the efforts made by the staff of its own Trade Unit and Computer Section, in coding and checking the source documents, and computer processing of the data using EUROTRACE.
EUROTRACE is a computer package implemented by the Central Statistical Office and the OECS Secretariat 1992 to process and tabulate trade data originating Ii-om ASYCUDA.

The preparation of the summary tables was undertaken by Stephen Nicholas ST'\TISTIl'AI OFFICER II tAg).

in January The various commercial houses, other organisations and individual businessmen are to be hi[\hly cL)mmel1ckd I'ur their cuopcralion in answering queries brought to their attention.
.. the data contained in this report have been derived from customs Users are reminded that there may be documents brought discrepancies between the lIgures lm Imports and Exports extrncted from the Customs Declaration Forms and data obtain~d from other sources, to account during the period under review.

As a result, Notiticatiun of errors and/or suggestions for improvement of future reports will be appreciated.

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: i c " r-P,/;.J'l<r'/ ' MIC'CIAEL MURPII'f CHIEF STATISTICIAN MINISTRY OF FINANCE KENNEDY AVENUE ROSEAU COMMONW~~AI,TH OF DOMINICA TEL# 8~4!l1 EXT.3400 \-lARCH 1997 .. i ... .. • , • • CONTENTS PAGE NO.
INTRODUCTION CONTENTS EXPLANATORY NOTES AND SPECIAL NOTES ON GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN REVIEW OF YEAR'S TRADE STATISTICAL TABLES TABLE 1: TOTAL TRADE AND BALANCE OF VISIBLE TRADE 1968-1995 TABLE 2: QUANTUM AND UNIT VALUE INDICES OF DOMESTIC EXPORTS, IMPORTS AND TERMS OF TRADE 1982-1995 TABLE 3; QUANTUM AND UNIT VALUE INDICES OF DOMESTIC EXPORTS AND IMPORTS 1982-1995 TABLE 4: TOTAL TRADE AND BALANCE OF VISIBLE TRADE BY COUNTRY - 1995 TABLE TABLE TABLE 5: 6: 7: TRADE WITH CARICOM PARTNERS - 1995 TRADE BY S.I.T.C.
SECTIONS, 1986-1995 TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY DIVISIONS S.I.T.C.

(REV.

3) 1995 TABLE 8: TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY GROUPS OF THE S. I .

T .

C .

(REV.
3) 1995 TABLE 9: COMPOSITION OF DOMESTIC EXPORTS; 1995 TABLE 10: PERCENTAGE SHARE OF DOMESTIC EXPORTS AND RE-EXPORTS IN TOTAL EXPORTS 1982-1995 TABLE 11: SHARE OF PRIMARY MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS IN DOMESTIC EXPORTS 1982-1995 TABLE 12: MAIN ITEMS IN DOMESTIC EXPORTS FOR 1995 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1994 TABLE 13: CONTRIBUTION OF MAIN ITEMS TO DOMESTIC EXPORTS FOR 1995 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1994, 1993 & 1992 i i i i i iv x 1 2 3 5 7 8 9 11 20 22 23 24 25 TABLE 14: IMPORTS OF PRINCPAL ITEMS: COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1994, 1993 & 1992 1995 WITH TABLE 15: PRINCIPAL TRADING PARTNERS IN DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN 1995 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1994, 1993 & 1992 TABLE 16: PRINCIPAL TRADING PARTNERS IN IMPORTS IN 1995 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1994, 1993 & 1992.
):HARTS CHART 1 CHART 2 TOTAL TRADE AND BALANCE OF VISIBLE TRAD F:: 1 9 8 5 - 19 9 5 TOTAL DOMESTIC EXPORTS & TOTAL EXPORTS: 1985-1995 CHART :1 PERCENTAGE DO~ESTIC EXPORTS TO CARICOM: 1995 PERCENTAGE IMPORTS FROM CAR:COM COUNTRIES 1995 CHART S DOMESTIC EXPORTS: MANUFACTURED AND PRIMARY PRODUCTS 1985-1995 CHART 5A SHARE OF PRIMARY & MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS IN DOMESTIC EXPORTS: 1985-1995 CHART 6 PRINCIPAL TRADING PARTNERS IN DOMESTIC EXPORTS: 1995 CHART 7 PRINCIPAL TRADING PARTNERS IN IMPORTS: 1995 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 i i i • • • • EXPLANATORY NOTES 1.
SYSTEM OF TRADE CLASSIFICATION The Standard International Trade Classification Rev.3 issued by the Scatistical Office in the United Nations as Statistical Papers Series M. No.

34/Rev.3 1986 has been adopted in Dominica since the January classification of all merchandise.

Prior to this series M No.

34 /Rev.

2 of S.I.T.e.

suitable modifications The main sect ions of (Rev.3) are:- 1974 was issued.
1992, with for the 01, Section 0 - Food and Live Animals chiefly fer food 1 - Beverages and Tobacco 2 - Crude Materials, 3 Mineral Fuels, Inedible, except fuel and Lubricants materials related • .. • 4 - Animals and Vegetables Oils, Fats and Waxes 5 - Chemicals and Related Products, N.E.S.

6 Manufactured classified goods chiefly by material 7 - Machinery and Transport Equipment 8 Miscellaneous Manufactured Articles 9 and Transactions Commodities not classified elsewhere in the S.I.T.C .

2.
2.

SYSTEM OF TRADE "SPECIAL TRADE" is, tabulations.

system has been used in the The That imports figures include all goods cleared ex-warehouses for domestic consumption and they exclude all goods which remain in Goods cleared ex the custody of customs warehouses for exports have there is an appropriation to General Trade.

in bonded warehouses.

also been included.


Thus, and re Exports are divided into exports of domestic produce exports, exported essentially in the same condition in which they are imported.

Exports of domestic produce include previously imported goods which have been transformed by processing in this country.

separately.

latter goods shown The are in Except intransit figures .

the through case the of goods State are cleared ex-warehouses, in the included not goods trade iv 3.
QUANTITIES AND VALUES Generally, all quantities and values have been based upon the declaration of which are subjected to verification by customs officials.

importers and exporters on the customs documents· All values are shown in East Caribbean Currency Dollars.

C.I.F.

Value is used in respect of all imports.


by definition the price which an importer would give for the goods if the goods are delivered to him on a purchase in the open market, insurance, commission and all at the port of importation, freight, to the purchase and other costs, charges and expenses incidental delivery at customs) having been paid.

(except any duties of This valuation that port lS F.O.B.

Value is used in respect of exports.


This is defined as the and includes all value at which goods were sold by the exporter, local charges to the exporting vessel or aircraft.

Sea and air freight, and marine and air insurance are not included and cash and trade discounts to the purchaser abroad are dedcuted.

It includes local customs charges and other taxes in the State.

This F.O.B.
This F.O.B.

reasons:- Value is at best an estimate for the of are Reasonable values not of available goods at shipped time the made until more reliable estimates therefore, figures following • on of" have could Particulars consignment shipment.

had be used.

to be (a) (b) have certain There from abroad.

undervaluation have available exported.


been valuable Subsidiary there those Since by of goods to exports Companies is firms, shipped principals of used the (i) World Market prices where commodities alleid Value possibility values the of been based on (ii) and Articles exported from the country for repair are not valued on exportation any other appropriate charges) are shown on re-importation.

repairs (plus only cost and the of All quantities quoted in this report are in tonnes.

4.
4.

DEFINITION OF COUNTRIES AND AREAS The Statistics republic of the Commonwealth of Dominica.

reported refer to the sovereign democratic Imports are ascribed to the countries of origin of The Country of origin is defined as goods were wholly produced or manufactured, or • the goods.

the country in which the the country in_ v • • • which any final operation altered, character, composition and value imported into the country .
the to any appreciable extent, of partly manufactured goods When the country of origin cannot be ascertained, consignment" that were despatched.

the "country of the country from which the goods is used, is, Exports are ascribed to the countries of final destination, when known, or alternatively they are ascribed to the countries of last known destination.

These are not necessary the countries of final consumption.
The definition of countries and areas are as given in a draft countries list prepared by the United Nations Statistical Office 'but see also special notes on geographical breakdown) .

5.

EXCLUSIONS The following items have been eXCluded from the Trade Statistics:- (a) Ship's registered craft .

stores and bunkers supplied to locally (b) Gold coin bank notes.

and bullion, issued coinage and issued (cl (dl Goods on lease such as cinematographic films.

Goods study.
Goods study.

on loan such as samples for exhibition or (e) Gifts from UNICEF and similar organisations.

(f) Parcel strongly suspected as gifts.

items Post of imports or less than $5.00 6.

PERIOD COVERED totals shown on all The figures of imports and exports represent to account during the calender year 1st customs documents brought January to 31st December, 1995.

These do not necessarily include only goods or all goods, Which arrived into or were shipped from this territory during the period.
This definition although it in apparent discrepancies between the may on occasions customs figures of imports and export$ and figures obtained from other sources, must for various reasons be maintained .

result vi 7.

SYMBOLS USED following symbols and abbreviations have been used in the The tabulations o or 0.0 N.E.S.

N.E.C.

S.N.

No.

Pro Kg.

L. Tonne M M Gal P. Gal 100 Con 1000 MA G.R.T.

8.
8.

CONVERSION - FACTORS NIL Less than half final digit Not available Not elsewhere specified Not elsewhere classified Serial Number Number Pair Kilogram Litre Metric Ton Square Metre Cubic Metre Gallon (imperial Proof Gallon Hundred containers Thousand matches Gross Registered Ton liquid) - • • The following conversion factors are included for the convenienc~ of users who may wish to make comparisons with previous reports which were published in Imperial Units of Quantity.
LINEAR metres metres metres feet yards Surface (M ) Square metres Square metres Square feet Square yards Cubic Measure Cubic metre (M Cubic metre Cubic feet Cubic yard Board feet Capacity (Volume) = = = = x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 39.3700 3.2808 1.0936 0.0348 0.9144 10.764 1.764 0.0929 0.8361 35.31467 1.30795 0.28317 0.76455 0.00235974 vii inches feet yards metres metres (sq.ft) square feet square yards (sq.yd) square metres square metres Cubic cubic cubic cubic cubic feet yards metres metres metres (cu.ft.)
(cu.yd.)

• • Lltres U. K. gallons :~ubl.

(' Inet re L.,: bc.1r(c.j '< V.£lS.Lt t (Massi x x x x 0.219976 4.54596 6.2893 0.159 U.K. gallons litres U.K. barrel cubic metre iptrlm) Pounds (avoirdupois) x Kilogram x x Ounces ( troy) x Ounces (avoirdupois) Long tons x Tonnes x x Tonne.,S 0.45359273 2.20462 31.103477 28.3495 1016.0469 19.6841 0.984207 ; ; ; ; kilograms pounds grams grams kilograms hundredweight long tons (cwt) 9.
SPECIAL NOTES ON GEOGRAPHICAL BREAKDOWN For table Monserrat., Grenadines, 5, St. and "O.E.C.S."

Kitts/Nevis, cmprises Antigua/Barbuda, Grenada, the St. Vincent & st. Anguilla as an associated member.

Lucia, "Rest Jamaica.

Suriname and Trinidad & Tobago .

CARICOM" means Bahamas, Barbados, of Belize, Guyana, "Other Caribbean Countries" means all Caribbean Isand Territories excepc member states of O.E.C.S.

and the Rest of CARICOM, which are listed above.


Bermuda and the French, Dutch and American possessIons in the Caribbean are all included.

che whole Asian Continent "Asia" means (bordering to Africa by the border between Egypt and Israel and to Europe by the border between Turkey on one side and Bulgaria and Greece on the other) .

Taiwan, Thailand, Korea/South, SIngapore.

Hong Kong, Indonesia, Papua, New Guinea, Cyprus and the Chinese Island of Hainan are included.
Israel, (bordering to Asia by the the African Continent "Africa" means including all of Egypt).

Island territories off Suez Canal but the West Coast (Fernando Poo, Sao Tome, Cape Verde Islands, etc) and the islands of East Africa (Madagascar, Mauritius, Reunion, the seychelles, Comore Islands, etc.)

are all included.

·'E.E.C."

comprlses The Denmark, Belgium, Greece, Luxembourg, Portugal, Republic of Ireland and Spain.
the United Kingdom, Netherlands, Prance, Italy, The Pederal Republic of Germany, (excluding E.E.C.")

means "Europe continenta 1 Europe, except Bosporous Strait.

Crete, Azores, are also irlcluded inthis category .
The whole of territories the part of Turkey to the West of other all the U.S.S.R., in the Iceland, Malta, the the Canary Islands, and the Atlantic Portuguese possessions, Madiera, and the Spanish Atlantic possessions, • • • vii.i "America" means North, Central and South America, and comprises Canada, U.S.A., Venezuela, Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, Mexico, Costa Rica, Nicauragua, Suriname, Guatemala, Honduras and Panama.· IIQcean ll means thr~ Pacific Hebr Ldc:s I New territories such as Australia and New Zealand Islands Calendonia ant Samoa the U.S. Trust Territories.
(FiJi, Tahiti, Island, the and New • • • • REVIEW OF EXTERNAL TRADE: 1995 HIGHLIGHTS During the calender year 1995, total imports were valued at $317.1 million, domestic exports at $117.9 million and re-exports at $4.2 in the During the year Dominica registered a deficit milLon.

balance of visible trade which amounted to $194.9 million.

Comparing 1995 with 1994, domestic exports decreased in 1995 by 1.0%, while total imports increased by 21.9%.
EXPORTS foreign Bananas continued to maintain its position as the major exchange earner, accounting for 38.6% of total domestic exports.

When compared with 1994, bananas registered a decrease of 19.8% in value terms and 25.5% in quantity.

Soaps remained the next major items exported, accounting for 34.0%.

When compared with 1994, an increase of 20.0% was recorded.
Other notable contributors to domestic exports were Paints, vanishes and lacquers and Pepper & Other Sauces Paints, varnishes and lacquers, Bay Oil and Pepper & Other Sauces showed increases of 70.5%, 30.1% and 35.4% respectively, while Plantains decreased by 6.1% when compared with :Jt994.

(3.4%), Plantains (2.4%), Bay Oil (1.3%).

(1.3%) Durlng 1995, Primary Products (i.e.

mainly agricultural items) were total valued at $57.6 million.
domestic exports, On the other hand, Manufactured Products were valued at $60.3 or 51.2% of total domestic exports, and recorded an increase of 15.7% over the 1994 figure.

a decreased of 14.0% below the 1994 figure.

This figure represents 48.8% of the first For contributed more to domestic exports than Primary Products.

was as a result of past time in thirteen years, Manufactured Products have This the constant drop in banana earnings over the three years, banana being the main primary product exported.
In 1995 domestic exports amounted to $117.0 million or 96.5% of total exports and re-exports amounted to $4.2 million or 3.5% of exports total contribution to total exports showed a decrease of 1.1%, while re export increased by 43.4%.

1995 with Comparing domestic exports.

1994, x IMPORTS (S.I.T.C.)


Rev.3, the Standard International Trade According to the Sections of the calender year 1995, Classifications Machinery and Transport Equipments accounted for 24.1~ of total followed by manufactured goods classified chiefly by imports, food (19.3~) (19.6%), Food and live animals chiefly for material and Chemicals and related Products N.E.S.

A review of all these major sections showed increases of 41.9~, 18.7%, 16.6~ and 23.2% respectively, when compared with 1994.
(14.3~) for (Rev.3), Looking at Principal items within the Sections of S.I.T.C.

imported items Machinery other than electric dominated the total accounting for 12.3~ of imports, an increase of 73.3~ over the figure for 1994.

Other notable imports were Metal and their products (7.2%), Machinery Electric (6.2~), Transport Equipment 15.6_) and Meat and Meat Preparation (4.1%).

total When compared with 1994, Metal and Their Products and Machinery, electric showed increases of 67.4~ and 10.7~ respectively.
On the and Meat & Meat Preparations other registered decreases of 11.1~ and 8.9% in that order.

hand Transport equipment TRADE WITH CARl COM During 1995 total trade with CARICOM countries amounted to $137.1 million, of which imports accounted for $84.9 million, domestic exports $51.1 million and re-exports $1.1 million.

The total trade figure reflected an increase of 14.7~ over the 1994 figure.
Domestic exports to CARICOM accounted for 43.3~, re-exports and imports Comparing 1994 with domestic exports, re-exports and imports increased by 20.2%, and 11.1~ in that order.

26.8% of trade.

total 26.4% 1995, 69.5% The OECS absorbed some 35.7~ of domestic exports and supplied of imports, whi Ie the Rest of CARICOM absorbed 64.

3 ~ of exports and supplied some 65.1% of imports.


34.9% those St Lucia was the major trade partner in both domestic exports and imports, accounting for 14.1% and 18.9% respectively for the OECS.

the Rest of CARl COM , Jamaica was the main On the other hand for market for domestic exports (i.e.

28.4%) while Trinidad and Tobago was the main supplier (i.e.
41.0%) tRADING PARTNERS The United Kingdom continued to rank as the number one domestic export market, accounting for 39.5%, a decrease of 19.6% below the (12.3%), 1994 Guadeloupe/St Martin (6.3%), Guyana Other signi f icant markets were (6.3%) and St Lucia (6.1%).

Jamaica figure.

xi • • • TABLE 3.

QUANTUM AND UNIT VALUE INDICES OF DOMESTIC EXPORTS & IMPORTS BY SFCTION OF THE S.I.T.C.
(REV.3): 1982 - 1995 i ..- - -l 48,0 I 52.0 I 57.4 59.3' 890 I 0 1054 [ a 1113: 871 i 0 100 0 100 961136 158 1005 0 1017 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 '"88 : 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 , 1 1 1 ' 0 .4 .7 2 8 • I~:.

:;_~ _.~.~~L.~~~L_~~-,6.~.

r',-9988':-3r -'77'70 60 r--22~47;~4-rl .

'~'-il" I' 1984 1985 1986 11987 !

1988 [ 1989 [,990 '199\ 1992 1993 'r 675 75.5, 8881 90.7, 1001 i 916, 1000/' 1051 10081' 872115.912661' 247.4.
421 1 1 421.1, 234.4 268.7 209,9 1000 1053 100.0 1000 10101 977 - 'I 1000 I DaM EST ICE X paR T S QUANTUM - '-J-l O'-9-'[TOTAL j !

70.0 63.1 SOB 61.2 636 70.1 I 78.2 856 1 100.0 460.2 352.3 297.7 243.2 243.2 161.4 108.2 ' 101.1 100.0 ' 95.7 - - - - - - .

- 100.0 97.5 40.4 288 27,6 I !


- - · · - · - · 100.0 · - · · - 256.2 362.3 408.7 279.6 326.4 186.4 323.0 208.3 100.0 0,0 0,2 - 2,5 i 00 0,0 18.0 16.4 27.0 117,3 0.9 133.0 1000 90.4 77.4 65,8 - - · - · · - · 100 · · - - - 0 89.0 I 97,0 889 I 188,2 I .__~~_--'--~_L 14.81 16.7 , 20,6 .
100,0 ._ :;~L _-__ L'~~~.1 56,5 'I 579 58.31 61.7 83.1 I' 95.4 1066: 87.9 i 100,0 I I 93.9 968 94.5, 1 DO M EST ICE X paR T S· UNIT VALUES 101.8 1-32 7 r-~--~: - - -T -7 : j I I 150.5 102.6 170,3 991 152.6 97.5] 146,8 94,3, 1475 89.81 117,6 1 953 79.8 : 97.6 :1 107.4] 1000 100,0 9821 10471 99liL 103 0, 48510171 499!

66.0 63.7 632 751 83.9 '1 86.6 1000'1' 1185 I I 1000 91 I 78 [ .

I 76.0 127.4 153.1 99,3 62.3 74.3 108,0 1000 100.6 106,9 i 85 .8 l · !
100,0 83.6 74.41 81,0, 91.4 , 91.5' I ,98.9 '93,0 100.0: 105.11 99,61 88.9 .

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QUANTUM AND UNIT VALUE INDICES OF DOMESTIC EXPORTS & IMPORTS BY SECTION OF THE S.I.T.C.
(REV.3): 1982 - 1995 (1990 - 100) --- -- 0EA~ -0- 11 I 0 I E - SEC T ION S OF THE S.I.T.C (REV.3) ] 3 1 4 I 6 5 L::I:::JL1 --=.8_[ IMP 0 R T S - QUANTUM ~-67~r-44~---:J1 480 : ~:~~ I 587 781 658 786 87.5 933 88.5 100.0 92.4 414 516 568 577' 743 895 85.4 100.0.

105.6 i 395 44.1 'I 77.9 34.3 54.6 91.8 1267 '1 1000 67.5 1 406 56.4 70.5 63.5, 699!

861 77.8 100.0 113.8 70.51 54.1 56.2' 50.1 537 65.1 89.3 99.8 100.0 97.1 34.'
31.3 46.2 58.0 65.8 112.6 155.0 106.4 1000 97.9 11984 , 1985 i 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 ~ ::~ i ... ... ; .-.

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:..J ... 1 1 I 1994 L'.9~_L I ... --"-'-.l -::r 389 , 59.0 ' 75.2 766 69.3 101,1 , 88.5 .

100.0 81.3 ) I 121 4 I ~~.~ II 82.2 65.51 93.6 110.3 104.6 ' 100.0 97.5 , I 34.3 43.4 61.9 41 5 57.9 717 944 102.3 100.0 82.2 "!
• I-~ !TOTA~ 9 , 1 472 I 45.1 617 : 56.7 I 63.4 75.4 80.0 92.6 100.0 895 r-::---r--~6~---88-~I--~~~-5 IMP 0 R T S - UNIT VALUES 1283 2096 52.4 1010 1 '983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 ,1989 1 1990 1 '991 ' 1992 1993 l~_:;_l 90.51 921 I 9041 940, 939 I 9811 197.1 I 1616 922 88.3 2314' 175.5 847 I 228.5 167.3 181.1 135.2 83.1!
188.9 183.4 84.5' 207.8 147.0 I 915' 979101.1, 102.218872087 1000 lGI.6 130.8 109.9 1057 950 83.4 78.8 100011000110001'0001'000 942 1053 1158 96.8 58.6 906 88.8 89.6 96.9 829 97.1 883 53.3 1082 66.1 6051111 1000 924 995 989 1 I 1 ' : I I , i .•.

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825 682 873 87.0 76.3 71.7 897 131.8, 58.0 48.6 55.0 78.2 69.8 .
79.1, 9761,'96 100011000 10491,794 I - - 88.2 90.8, 78.6 I 769 i 85.5 92.5 942 1000' 1043'1 I I L__--.-L L_j I TABLE 4(CONT'D.).

TOTAL TRADE AND BALANCE OF VISIBLE TRADE BY COUNTRY: 1995 VALUES IN EC$'OOO SN COUNTRY - I EXPORTS DOMESTIC RE-EXPORTS TOTAL , BALA~CE OF IMPORTS VISIBLE TRADE 1 576 1,166 37 194 92 3,976 1,048 94 1.157 8 3 20 10,707 148 66 1,454 16,032 3,091 11 8,187 2,331 490 7 281 27 356 - 289 5 95 - 34,819 839 7 42,660 32 93,604 842 47 2,851 176 .
22 18 48 7 233 (1 ) (576) 316 250 (18'1) (92) (3,976) (1,048) (94) (1,157) (7) (3) (20) (6,582) (113) (66) 778 (8,710) (689) , 358 (5,772) (2,3~1) (490) (7) (281) (27) (356) 0 (289) (5) (95) 37 (28,510) (839) (7) 4.043 (32) (88,460) (226) 269 (2,820) (176) (22) (18) (48) (7) !~ 317,100 (194,942) • - - 519 3 13 - - - - - - - - 23 35 - 116 141 ,8 - 3 - - - - - - - - - - 37 65 - - 153 - 979 2 - 31 - - - - - 2 4,232 - - 1,482 287 13 - - - - - 1 - - 4,125 35 - 2,232 7,322 2,402 369 2,415 - - - - - - - - - - 37 6,309 - - 46,703 - 5,144 616 316 31 - - - - - 2 ""II , 122,1$1 48 Korea, Dem Peoples Rep. 01 49 Korea, Republic of 50 Martinique 51 Montserrat 52 MexIco 53 Malaysia 54 Netherlands 55 Norway 56 New Zealand 57 Panama II p,,~ 59 Pakistan 60 Poland 61 ' Puerto RICO 62 Portugal and Azores 63 Romania 64 St. Kilt's & Nevis 65 51.
Lucia 66 St. Maarten 67 St. Martin 68 St. Vincent and the Grenadines 69 Switzerland 70 Spain 71 Sri Lanka 72 Sweden 73 Swaziland 74 Singapore 75 Suriname 76 Thailand 77 Tunisia 78 Turkey 79 Turks and Caicos Islands 80 Trinidad and Tobago 81 Taiwan 82 Tanzania 83 United Kingdom 84 Union of Soviet Socialists Aep.
85 UnIted States 86 Virgin Islands US 87 Virgin Islands BR 88 Venezuela 89 Zimbabwe 90 United Arab Emirates 91 American Samoa 92 Australia 93 Chile 94 Unknown origin I destination r I I - - 963 284 - - - - - - 1 - - 4,102 - - 2,116 7,181 2,384 369 2,412 - - ~ I - - - - - - 6,24~ I - 46,550 - 4,165 614 316 - - - - - - 0 95 Tellal Trade , ___ L_ .~.

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'2-926J __ 6 IABLE 5 TRADE W,'I H CAHICOM I'ARTNERS: 1995 VALUE IN E.C $'000 i I SN: COUNTRY .
----- -" ~ __ ,- __ ----t- 010.E,C8 : Anguilla ,IAntlgua and Balb'doa 'Grsnao3/Cal :laCDLJ ,Montserrat 'St KIIt's/Nevls St Lucia St Vincent ctlld GR'dlnes B~Hlarn3S , B,\'t)cIOOS I Be'lzP' GLJI'::l,'i3 :J'.lIflaICa rrlilioad and TObdgo :Surlname ., .

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:.I~~~~S "'!oJ -T-·~ -- '----l·-·--l 29,616 I 349!, ....··__ ~-~ 1,022: 18,223 35.7 I 91.5, 108 4,331 1,792 284 2,116 7,181 2,411 , i JJ7 '.203 .
189 7,391 14,508 : 6.244 I 02 I 85 3.5 0.6 4.1 14.1 4.7 643 0.7 82 0,4 14 5 28.4 12.2 00 6 720 34 3 116 140 3 95 o 28 o o 2 65 0.5 64.5 3.0 03 10.4 12.5 03 17 1,479 2,410 37 1,454 16,032 8,187 0.0 1.7 28 0.0 1 7 18.9 96 8 5 55,248 65.1 00 I 2.5 0.0 00 02 5,8 00 61 11,508 451 3,469 4,956 34,803 0.1 136 05 4.1 5.8 ~ 41.0 I DO 03 CF1ANDI 01 Al ~, ,095 1000 '----1~li7: 1000' 84 ~!i64 ~ 100,0 04 I OTAI.

HIAUt & '~LlIC',Nr""r" COVEflED BY CAHiCOM .

I 317,084 I 26.8 I _____...L=._ 7 TABLE 6.


TRADE BY SECTIONS OF THE S.LT.C.

(F\EV.3): 1986·1995 VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO 1--.-...,-.- .-- -.... ---- I I YEAR ~·-O-··-r--·;·--L·· ._ .. .._.~ __-L !

2 I--·~~---[-·--·.7_-_-..L~_ -_-8== ==9== I TOTAJ DOMESTIC EXPORTS , 35.260 , 43.387 I ..52_0~LL ___ .8o.L.

.

__4~ _2,632 2.B3~ F, E - E X P 0 R T S -_.~-_.- -~·_--·---l---·-- ._.•.
---- ,.....---- ---.-.- 7r~,,~62 - - - - - 0 01 - 0 - 105,031 121,573 147,172 117,674 142,430 138,920 140,023 126,570 119,146 117,926, ._~J - - ° 0 3 0 12,3t2 8,172 2,821.

4,181 6.156 !

7,535 3,062 ° 4,327 - ° 2,952 4,232 0 6 13 25 11 8 3 1 150,687 179,216 236,334 I 289,099 318,392 295,978 284,693 ° 253,225 I 1 260,058 'I 317,100 1 21,541 23,544 28,023 32,604 35,816 34,745 38.560 .. - - ° ° , - ° ° 1 o ' , __ I.

3,261 1,388 1,571 1,398 736 22 39 2 21 ; ... J2.1.


8 ° 22 1 ° i I 82 I 26 I 137 1221 52 ~ ~~ ~ : ___ ~_~__2~~ l_----".

:~: 1~:il' 18 68 - - 2,4 15 1,892 1,571 1,488 2,720 3,040 1.326 3,453 1,602 : 25 7 3 6 18 11 4,4 7 1 5 6 3 2 1 8 - - 1 1 3 77 447 107 350 7.826 2,118 3,304 1407 .
6,205 2,567 2,478 1.046 2,888 I 1,654 1,788 4,557 5,376 8,764 2,670 2,273 2,278 99 166 286 222 116 284 693 31 769 240 - 32,591 44,823 : 60.303 76,181 78.035 66,157 60,401 56,473 52,383 32,61 33,38 48,89 73,30 83,08 64,01 59,51 48,05 53,87 6 2 5 3 7 9 9 5 62, '68 ------- 76,46 9 ° 11.002 13,343 16.135 19,760 20,828 24,216 25,842 23,010 21,664 25,368 4,771 7.925 7,698 8,'23 I 7,171 8,799 9,777 18,707 24,734 32,920 33,489 35.361 35,563 I 38,204 I 35,363 8,422J 8,519 36,685 45,232 _ 8 ~19ge8"~7-----33-2 -',2 :4,': .~:~~.~'-:'70-3~--~~~~~T-~,904 IMPORTS I .
I ~: 1988 1989 '990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 I ~ __.

1 .L 5 30 42.899 I 47,OG1 I 5S,002 55.1'~4 54,924 48,5·16 52,~74, 61,247 i .. 7,9251 9.715 10,4Q7 11.9£38 1·1,:LJ:1.

12,94,1 10,U<S 11,827 I 13,088 I _ __ • _ 31S1 ·\3;2 5421 o,GI"-) 6,H}J 4.0~': I 5250 5 6~:1 7.2?2 _ 11,7631 13.197 I 15,367' , 19,e:85 i ':3,281 I 19,961 I 16,100 17079 17771 _ _~ YABLE 7 TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY DIVISIONS OF THE S.I.T.C.

(R~V3): 1995 VALUES IN E C $'000 I DIV.

NO.

I I S.I.T.C.
NO.

I I S.I.T.C.

(REV.3) DIVISION - , I EXPORTS IMPORTS DOMESTIC RE EXPORTS Live Animals 00 01 Meal and Meat preparations 02 Diary Products and Bllds Eggs Fish and FiSh preparations 03 Cereals and Cereal preparations 04 05 ;Vegetables & FrUits 06 ISugar, Sugar preparat,ons 6.
Honey 07 [COlfee, Tea, Cocoa, Spices & Manulactures thereof 08 Q8 11 Feeding Slulf for Animals IMlegelianeOfJI Edible Produr;:C. ilnd Pnilparalions Beverages TObacco & Tobacco ManufYlureS 12 21 Hides, Skins & Furskins, Raw 22 Oil seeds & Oleagmous frulls 23 Crude Ruboer (Including SYI;lh81IC and Reclaimed) 24 COfk &.
Wood Textile fibres and thelf waSles 26 27 Crude fenllizels alH.J CI-ude minerals 28 ;Metalilferous ores and metzd scrap 29 \crude An'rr.al and Vegetable materlals,NE S 32 Coal, Coke and Bllquelles 33 jpetrcieum and Pelroleum PrOduclS 34 G<lS, Natural anj MClI1\J!
;lc!ur8d 41 IAnimal oils and fats Fixed vegetable oils and fals, crudeJrelinec 42 43 Anirral and Vegetable oils ~;Ild lals, processed jand Waxes of animal or vegelabla origin IOrganlc Chemicals 51 52 IInorganic Cherr.lea!s 53 /D yeI1 g , Tanning & COIOUIII"lg materials 54 Medical & Pharmaceutical Pr0duclS 55 56 57 IExplosives and iJyrol8chnic ;Jlojucts Artlflcal Resins & Plastic mater:als 58 59 IChemlcal materials and prOducts N.E.S.

61 ILealher Manufactures, N.E.S.

62 Rubber fI./anulactures, N.E.S.
63 Cork & Wood Manufactures 64 Paper, Paperboard & ArtiCles thereof 65 66 Non-metallic mineral manu,actures N.E.S 67 Essential Oils & porfume Materials Fertilizers Textile, Yarns, Fabrics, N.E.S Iron & Steel 146 13.085 10,235 3,646 13,359 6,311 4,912 1,151 1.964 6,437 12.303 785 3 191 55 5,828 I 187 648 1 308 8 15,874 1.889 7,135 1.301 82 1,495 4,228 2,797 3.577 9,118 7,229 3,429 3.645 9.715 82 3,995 3,692 19,451 3.740 8,341 10.603 679 I I i 2 1 0 0 354 57,505 12 602 4 1,542 112 677 0 0 0 7 0 1,540 31~ I 0 0 0 0 70 0 331 0 4.071 11 45,941 0 96 676 942 0 0 ,5 0 20 1 0 8[ i I 0 0 ' , 68 INon-lerrous metals .-----_.-.---- - - • I 1 9 f 9· TABLE 7.
(CONT'D.)

TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY DIVISIONS OFTHE S.I.T.C.

(REV.3): 1995 VALUES IN E C $'000 .~-----~- S.I.T.

C .

(REV.3) DIVISION IMPORTS DIV.

NO.

~~?

;~~EXPORTS - - ur ne yS es 01 Metals, N E.S.

rated Machinery &.

Equipment peciallsed for rJorticular 69 Manufact 71 Power Ge 72 Machiner Industries 73 Metal War 74 General I Equipmen 011101 M. Telecom 'tl 76 Recordin 77 Electric m 78 Road Veh 79 Other Tra Prefabric 81 Plumbing, I Fixtures a Furniture Trave!
go similar co 82 83 84 Articles Of accessorl ing Machinery k ustrial machinery and nd N.E.S.• and PariS intli & Data ProcesslnQ nications and Sound nd EqUipment chlnery N.E.S t ch mu 9 a a ie ns ale H nd an les port EqUipment d BUildings: Sanitary eating and Lighling Fittings, N.E.S d parIs thereof S, handbags, and ad ainers nl a es pparet and ctothlrl.,;l 88 Footwear 85 87 I Professlona controllin g i Photograph I 'and supplle watches, N, 89 Miscellanea Animals.
live 94 I I, SClenlt{lc and nstrumenls, N.E.S.

IC apparatus equ~pmen!

S, optical goods, clocks E.S.

uS manufactured N.E.S.


, not tor human 95 n consumplio wa' Fire arms 01 than gOld cOin) n'ot being 96 'Coin (other legal tender 97 Gold, Non-M Ores and Co onetary (exclucling Gold, ncentr·E1les) i 11,584 2.652 18,513 321 12,718 4,824 7,624 12,118 16,206 1,493 2,748 1.975 317 3,518 1,917 1,871 35 a a a 404 ~ a a a a 19 69 a 685 616 a 1,073 11,950 a 1,243 a a 1 a a a a a 189 163 649 17 580 120 263 90 690 316 1 2 a 7' 2 51 17 160 a a a a I UTOTAL TRA DE - - ._-~-_._---j 317.100 117.926 4,232 10 TABLE 8.
TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY GROUPS OF THE S.IT.C.

(REV.3): 1995 VALUES IN EC.$'OOO I I.

GROUP ' - - - - - - - - - - .

SITC (RE:'{~3:c)_G~c-R~O~U:.:-P-=S,---__+Ic:M.,,-P-=Oc-R,-,T-=S...;IFID--=O...;M-=E:.:S:.:T,,-IC=.+'R-=E:.:--=E::.:X::.:PO.=.

:.cR,,-TS~ .

EXPORTS I, I 001 011 Live Animals other than !,nlmals of Division 03 Meat of Bovine Animals.
Iresh, chilled or Irozen or frozen (except meat and meal affa!s unfit or unSuJlable Jor hUII~Jn comsumplJOn) 012 Olher Meal and Edible Mea, Ollals, Iresh, chil·ed 016 017 oaa 023 024 025 1 1034 035 frozen (except Meat an,) Meat Offal unfit or ,unsuitable for Human cunsump:lon} Meal and edible meal ortal, salted, in brine, dried or snaked etc, Meat and edible meal alial, prepared or preserved, N,E.S.

IMilk InC!
IMilk InC!

ereftm Pond Milk Prodl.icts other than I Butter and Cheese 'SUit8r and oWer Fals and Ol/s derived from Milk.

Cheese and Curd j IEggs, Birds and :=gg Yolks, fresh.

dried or ottlerWlse preserJed, s .... t'et·~nC'd or nOI; Egg albumin Fish, fresh (lIve or deaC" chJJlej OJ' frozen l Irish, dried, salted or In brine.

smoked Fish I(Whether or not cooked jelore or during lhe smoking proc~ss) • 036 Crustaceans, Molluscs ~nd Aquatic Invertebrates .
whether 11 shell Of not, Iresh (live or dead), chilled, frozen, dried, sailed or in bnne: UUSlaceans in she)), co:::>).,ed by steaming or boiled 1037 1041 I 042 043 044 045 046 047 1 048 1 10~4 056 1 057 058 1059 , 1 061 I062 • r Frsh, Crustaceans ~nd Molluses.

prl?pared 'jor preselved, I~.E.S.

Wheat (Ir,Cludll1g spell) .1~ld Meslm, unmilled Rice I 1 8~rleY, unmilled Maize (not IIlClujlng sweet corn) unmilled CerealS, unmillEd (other than wheat,rice,etc.)
j Meal ane flour 0f wheal and flour of Meslln Other cereal me<lls and flours Cereal p'eDarallons and preDaratlons 01 flour Dr stalch of !rulls 01 vegElab!es !vegelab es.

Iresn.

Ch,;:oc I'·)zen or srmply preserved elc Vegetab,es, rools and .. lt~2r~:, prepared or preserved, N.E.S.

Fruit and NulS (not Incuding oil nuts) fresh or dried Fruit.

preserved.

and I'ui!

preparallo:lS I(excluuillg fflut JUices) IFruit jUices (Including grape must) and vegetable JUices elc /Sugars.
MOlasses and Honey JSugar ~_~~~Cl~?_~~_r_~__ .

.__ ---l.. _ 11 2 o 146 563 9.532 475 2,515 7,963 109 2.164 .

11 2,306 42 1.187 o 1,752 o 39 o 6.933 572 4,062 354 3j352 ,.

4.631 16 375 52,233 586 77 894 4,30' 611 548 12 - I 14 o o o o o 48 2 9 31 5 yTABLE 8.

(CONT'D.)

TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY GROUPS OF THE S.I.T.C.

(REr·3): 1995 VALUES IN E C $'000 GROUP S.I.T.C.


(REV.3) GROUPS EXPORTS IMPORTS DOMESTIC RE-EXPORTS 071 072 073 074 075 081 091 098 n. 112 121 122 211 222 223 , 231 1232 244 245 247 248 251 261 263 264 265 266 267 268 269 272 273 Colfee and calfee substitutes Cocoa Chocolate and other food preparations containing cocoa, N.E.S.

Tea and Male Spices Feeding stuff for animals (not Including unmilled cereals) Margarine and Shortening Edible product.

and preparations, N.E.S.

Ne"'.llleel"leme ~.v.r.{J••,N.I!


.•.

Alcoholic Beverages Tobacco, unmanufactured, Tobacco Refuse Tobacco, Manufactured, (whether or not containing Tobacco substitutes) Hides and Skins (except fursklns), raw Oil seeds and Oleaginous fruIt, of a kind used lor the extraction of 'sol!'

fexed vegetable oils (exCluding flours and meals) Oil seeds and OleagInous fruit, whole or broken.
of a kind used for the t:X\f.lctlon of other fixed vegetables Oils (lilcluding Ili)urs and meals of oil seeds or oleaginous ~:ui!, N.E.S.)

Natural rubber, balala, gutta percha, guayule, chicle and similar natural gums.
in primary torms (Including latex) or in plates, sheets or strip Synthetic rubber; Reclaimed rubber; Waste, Parings and scraps of unhardened rubber Corn, Natural, Raw and Waste Fuel wood (excluding wood waste) and wool charcoal Wood In the rough or roughly squared Wood simply worked and railway sleepers of wood Pulp and waste paper Silk Cotton Jute and other textile bastlihres, N.E.S., Raw or processed but not spur.
; tow and waste of these fibres (including yarn waSle and garnetled stock) Vegetable textile fibres (other than cotton and Jute or prcessed but nol spun: waste of Ihese fibres Synthetic fibres sUitable lor spinning Other man-made fibres sUitable lor spinning and waste 01 man-made libres WOOl and other animal hair (Including wool tops) Worn clothing and other worn textile articles; rags Fertilizers, crude.
other than those of division 56 Stone, sand and gravel, 12 294 75 517 100 165 1,964 1,438 5,000 3,1' , 9,192 406 379 3 9 181 - 55 3 1 813 5,011 - 0 12 - - 0 - 49 72 - 26 455 4 - 1,542 99 '3 60 617 - - - - - - 2 - 5 - - - - - - - 7 167 1 6 :.i...; , - - - 1,540 I 2 - 1 2 466 - 11 1 3 6 - 1 - - 1 - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - - 0 1 - • • • TABLE 8(CONT'D.)

TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY GROUPS OF THE S.I.T.C.

(REV.3): 1995 VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO ~ I EXPORTS GROUP S.I.T.C.

(REV.
(REV.

3 ) GROUPS tMPORTS DOMESTIC RE-EXPORTS J • 274 277 278 281 282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 291 292 322 325 1 1 I 333 1 334 335 342 343 344 345 351 411 421 422 431 1 1 I ~:512 Sulphur and Unroasted Iron Pyrit Natural AbraSives, N.E.S.
(includ d;amonds) Other Crude Minerals Ilron Ore and Concentrates Ferrous Waste and Scrap: Reme or Steel Copper Ores and Concentrates; C Cement Copper Nickel Ores and Concen/rates; N OxidQ, Sinters and other lnterme Nickle Metallurgy Aluminium Ores and Concentrale Ores and Concentrates of LJraniu I i Ores and concenlreltes of base m I'Nan-Ferrau~ Base Metal Wastl~ a Ores and Concentrales o!

f-"rec,Q Scrap and Sweepings of Preclou 01 Gold Crude AnImal Materials.
N.E.S l Crude Vegelables Materials, N. E Brlqueltes, Lignite and Peat eok8 and Semi-Coke (Including Lignite or of Peat, whether or rol Melort Carbon Petroleum Oils and Oils ::Jbtained Minerals, crude Petroleum Oils and Oils obtained Minerals (ot'ler than crude), Prep Residual Pe!roleum Products, N. Materials !

Liquefied Propane and Butane Natural Gase, whether c,r net Liq Petro!eum Gases and other Gase Coal Gas, Water Gas, Producer G other than Petroleum Gas:':.
::; and ElectriC Current Animal Oils and Fats Fixed Vege',able Fats and Oils, 'S Fraclionaled Fixed Vegetable Fats and Oils, cr Fractionated, other than 'Solt' Animal or Vegel3Dle Fats Jnd Oil InedlDle Mixtures or Preparations Fats or Oils.

N.E.S.
N.E.S.

Hydrocarbons, N,E S" and Their or Nilrosated Nitrosated D€:'rlvativ Alcohols, Phenols, Phenol-Alooh Sulphonated, Nitrated or N,itrosat es ing industrial lling Ingots or Iron opper Mattes, ickJe Maltes, N)ckle diate Products of s (including alumina) m or Thorium etals, N.E.S.

nd Scrap, N.E.S.

us Metals: Waste, S metals,(other than S. char) of, coal, 01 Agglomerated: from Bltummous from BituminOus aralions, N.E.S" E. S and related ue/ied ous Hydrocarbons, nE.S.
as and similar Gases, other Gaseous Hydrocarbons oft', crude, relined or ude, refined or s, processed, Waxes, and 01 Animal or Vegetable Halogenated, Sulphonated es ols, and Their Halogenated, ed Derivatives 13 - 0 641 - - - - - - t"'~ !

!

~ I , 1 1 90 218 8 - 2 14,917 956 1,837 - 52 - 7,'3~ I - 0 - - - - - - - - - - - 315 - - I - - - - - - - - - 1.184 65 118 82 150 836 5 - - 330 - - - - 0 - - - - - 32 - - - - I - - - 3 - - - - - - 3 - - - - • • TABLE 8(CONT'D).
TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY GROUPS OF THE S.I.T.C.
(REV.3): 1995 VALUES IN E.C $'000 GROUP SHe (Rt: V. 3) GROUPS IMPORTS DOMESTIC RE-EXPORTS EXPORTS 513 514 515 516 '522 523 524 525 531 532 533 541 542 544 551 553 554 562 571 572 573 574 y 575 579 581 582 583 591 Carboxylic aCids and their E1 Peroxides and Peroxyaclds Sulphonated, Nitrated or Ni Nitrogen - Function Compo Organa-Inorganic Compoun Nucleic ACids and Their Sa Other Organic Chemicals Inorganic Chemical Elemen Salts Metallic Salts and Peroxysa Other Inorganic Chemicals: Compounds of PrecIOus Me Radio-Active and Associate Synthetic Organic Colouring Lakes, and Preparations Sa Dyeing and Tanning Extrac Tanning Malenals Pigments, Paints, Varnls t):: Medicinal and Phar maceuli Medicaments of Group 542 Medicaments (including Ve Organic Sur/ace-Active Age Industrial use Essential Oils, Perfume and Perfumery, Cosmetics or To (excluding soaps) Soap, Cleansing and Polish Fertilizers (other than those Polymers of Elhylene.
10 Pi Polymels of Styrene, III Prim Polymers of Vinyl ChlOr"lde 0 Olelins, in Primary Form Polyacelals, olher Pol yet he in Primary Forms; Polycarb other Polyesters in Primary Other PlastiCS, in Primary F Waste, parings and serar Tubes, Pipes and Hoses 01 Plates, Sheets, Film, FOil an Monolilamenls Of WhlCtl any :J exceeds 1mm, Rods, StiCKS Insecticides, Rodentlcldes, Anti-Sprouting ProduclS an Disinfectants and Similar Pr 592 593 Starches, Inulin and Wheal Substances; Glues Eplosives and Pyhotech~~c nhydrides, Halides, : Their Halogented, trosaled Derivatives unds ds, Heterocyclic Compounds lis ts, Oxides and Halogen Its, allnorganic Acids Organic and Inorganic tals d Materials Matter and Colour, sed There-on ts, and Synthetic ::) and Related Materials cal Products, Other than terinary Medicaments) nls (excluding soap) lor Flavour Materials ilet Preparations mg Preparations 01 group 272) imary Forms ary Forms r ot other Halogenated rs 2nd Epbxide Resins, onates, Alkyd Resins and j::orms O'ms f plastiCS Plastics d Strip, ot PlastiCS cross-section dimenSion and Prolile Shapes Fungicides, HerbiCides d Plant-Growth Regulators oducts Gluten; Albuminoidal Products 14 244 252 12 20 3,576 623 17 11 16 19 2,763 425 3,078 74 3,649 2,543 2,926 7,229 154 - 0 49' 2,780 ~ 2,582 1,05~ 13 - - - - - - - - - 1 4,071 - - 11 1,569 1,539 42,833 - - - - - 96 - - 676 - 6,924 942 596 52 - - - - - - 2 - - - 3 - 12 2 6 - - 0 - - - - 27 - - - 6 3 - 4 I - - tABLE 8(CONT' D.) TOTAL TRAD" BY COMMODITY GROUPS OF THE S.I.1-C. (REV.3): 1995 VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO 3jGROUPS !IMPORTS DOMESTIC RE-EXPORTS I EXPORTS 597 598 611 612 613 621 1 625 629 633 634 1635 641 642 1 647 651 652 653 654 655 1 656 I 657 1 658 659 661 662 663 ,664 665 666 667 671 1672 Prepared Additives for Minerai Prepared Liquids for Hydraulic Freezing Preparations and Pre Lubricating Prepariillons MiSCelianeous C'lemicar Produ Oils and the like; Transmission; Anli- pared De-Icing Fluids: c(s, N.E S. j Leather Manufactures 01 Leather or of C N.E.S.
; Saddlery and Harness omposition Leather, !

FurSkins, Tanned or Dressed ,Malarials of 8ubbar (e.g" PasI !Thr.ililj Tubes, of Rubberj ,Rubber Tyres, Interchange,lb'18 land Inner Tubes for Wheels 01 iArllcleS 01 Rubber, N,E.S ICork Manufactures jveneers, Plywood, PartiCle Boa Worked, N.E.S IWDOd Manulactures, N.E.S Paper ana Paperboard Paper and Paperboard, Cut to es, Plates, Sheel, RodS, Tyre TreadS, Tyre ~Ia.ps at!
Krnd ra, anu oLher, Wood, Size or Shape, and Articles of Paper or Papert:oard ,Rolled 'ron/Steel, >",,600mm by !Textile Yarn ,Cotton FabriCS, Woven >=3mm, PJaled ... Wilh Zinc Textile Materials IFanrics, Woven, of Man-llJade IOther Textile FabriCS, Woven Knilt8d or Crocheted FabriCS N I Tulles, L2.ce, EmbrOidery, Rlbb small wores ES ons, Trimmings and other Special Yarns, Spec:al Te,«lle Fabrics and Related Products Made-Up Arlicles, Wholly or C Floor Coverings, etc Lime, Cement, and Fabricated Clay Construction MaleflaJs an l'1iefly of Textile Materials Construction MaterialS d Refractor)" ConslructiDn Materials '/Mlneral Manufactures, N c S Glass GlaSSWace Po:tery !
Pearls, PreCloJs and SerTil-Pre Pig Iron, Spiegelelsen, Sponge Granules and Powders and Fer claUs Stones Iron, Iron or Steel ro-Alloys Ingots and Other Primary Form Finished Products of Iron or Ste el s, of Iron or Stee',: Semi· 673 Flat-Rolled Products, of Iron or Non-Alloy Sleel, Not Clad, Plated or Coated • 15 I I I 251 1,893 68 15 - 329 2,712 954 7 2,888 797 3,123 15,974 354 319 784 932 31 49 168 411 612 435 4,257 1,609 204 602 1,510 158 - 23 5 36 - - J - - ,.
- - - 0 15 - 0 - 0 - - - - 18 2 - - - 1 - - 1 - - - - I I 1- - - - - 4 0 0 - 4 0 2 29 - 19 - - - 56 2 5 17 - - 0 5 8 13 - - - - - TABLE 8(CONTD).

TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY GROUPS OFltlE S.I.T.C.

(REV.3): 1995 VALUES IN E C $'000 GROUP S.I.T.C.

(REV.
3) GROUPS EXPORTS IMPORTS DOMESTIC RE-EXPORTS I • Flat-Rolled Products of Iron or Non-Alloy Steel, Clad, Plated or Coated Flat-Rolled Products Of Alloy Steel Iron and Steel Bars, Rods, Angles, Shapes and Sections Ralls and Railway Track Construction Material, of fron or Steel Wire of Iron or Steel Tubes, Pipes and Hollow Profiles, and Tube or Pipe Fittings, of Iron or Steel Silver, Platinum and Other Metals of the Platinum Group Copper Nickel Aluminium Lead Zinc Tin Miscellaneous Non-Ferrous Base Metals Employed in Metallurgy, and Cermets Structures and Parts of Structures, N.E.S.
of Iron, or Steel or Aluminium Metal Containers for Storage or Transport Wire Products and Fencing Grills Nails, SCrews, Nuts, Bolts, Rivets and the like, of Iron, Steel, Copper or Aluminium Tools for use in the hand or in Machines Cutlery Household Equipment of Base Metals, N.E.S.

Manufactures of Base Metal, N.E.S.


Steam or Other Vapour Generating Boilers of Supper-Heated Water Boilers, and Auxiliary Plant for use Therewith Steam Turbines and Other Vapour Turbines, and Parts There Internal Combustion Piston Engines, and Parts Thereof, N.E.

Engines and Motors, Non-Electric Rotating Electric Plant and Parts Thereof, N.E.S.

Other Power Generating Machinery and Parts Thereof, N.ES.
Agriculturai Machinery and Parts Thereof Tractors Civil Engineering and Contractors' Plant and Equipmenf Textile and Leather Machinery, and Parfs Thereof, N.ES.

Paper Mill and Pulp Mill Machinery, Paper Cutling Machines and Other Machinery for the Manufacture of Paper Articles Printing and Bookbinding Machinery, and Parts Thereof Food-Processing Machines Other Machinery and Equipment Specialized for Particular Industries, and Parts Thereof, N.ES.
Machine-Tools Working by Removing Metal or Other Material 1,830 34 3,123 23 16 5,514 - 204 1 468 - 5 0 0 4,018 826 1,044 990 923 213 1,180 2,390 53 1 1,179 6 1,406 7 549 110 15,210 111 296 264 231 1,741 136 - - - - - 0 - - - 8 - - - - - - - - - - 34 1 - - - - - - 0 - - - - - - - - 1 - - - 5 39 - 1 - - - - - - 7 105 1 4 36 5 1 30 4 - 21 - 137 0 1 - 517 40 - - 0 91 0 • 16 TABLE 8(CONrD.)

TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY GROUPS OF THE S.I.T.C.

(REV.3): 1995 VALUES IN E C $'000 GROUP S.I.T.C.

(REV.
(REV.

3) GROUPS EXPORTS IMPORTS DOMESTIC RE-EXPORTS 733 735 737 741 742 74a 744 745 746 747 748 749 751 752 759 761 762 763 764 771 772 773 Machine-Tools For Working Metal, Sintered Metal Carbides or Cermets, Without Removing Material Parts, N.E.S.

and AccessorIes suitable for use solely or principally with the Machines falling within heading 731 and 733 Metalworking Machinery, and Parts Thereot, N.E.S.

Healing and Cooling Equipment and Parts Thereat, N.E.S.
Pumps For liquids Whelher or not Filted with a Measuring Device; liquid Elevators: Parts for such Pumps and Liquid Elevators i>~mp.

(olhor Ihan p~mpi lor liquids) Air or other Gas Compressors and tans: Ventilating of Reeyellng Hoods Incorporating a Fan, Whether or not Fitted with Fillers Centrifuges; Filtering or Purifying Apparatus; and Parts Mechanical Handiing Equipment, and Parts Thereof, N.E.S.

Other Non-Electrical Machinery, Tools and Mechanical ApparalUs; and Parts Thereof, N.E.S.
Ball or Roller Bearings Taps, Cocks, Valves and Similar Appliances, for Pipes Boilers Shells, Tanks, Vats and the Like Transmission Shafts and Cranks; Bearing Housings and Plain Shaft Bearings; Gears and Gearing; Ball Screws; Gear Boxes and Other Speed Ghangers Non-Electric Parts and Accessories of Machinery, N.E.S.
OWes Machines Automatic Data Processing Machines and Unils Thereof; Magnetic or Optical Readers; Machines lor Transcribing Data onlo Data Media in Coded Form and Machines for Processing such Data, N.E.S.

Parts and Accessories Suitable for use solely or Principally with MaChines Falling Within Groups 751 & 752 Television Receivers Whether or not Combined, in the same Housing.
with Radio-Broadcast Receivers or Sound or Video Recording or Reproducing Apparatus Radio-Broadcast Receivers, Whether or not Combined, in the same Housing, wllh Sound Recording or Reproducing Apparatus or a CloCk Sound Recorders or Reproducers; Television Image and Sound Recorders or ReprOducers; Prepared Unrecorded Media Telecommunications equipment, N.E.S., and Parts, N.E.S.
and Accessories 01 Apparalus Falling within DiVision 76 Electric Power Machinery, and Parts Thereof Electrical Apparatus lor Switching or Protecting Eiectrical Circuits etc.

Equipment for Distributing Electricity, N.E.S.

33 3 150 4,350 431 1,118 614 3,753 163 1,782 305 202 889 2,564 1,371 992 363 543 5,724 768 2,608 3,293 - - - 385 - 0 - - - 19 - - 0 - 0 - - - - - 0 - - - 17 1 25 333 165 56 - - 0 - 9 63 48 0 - 4 259 5 35 1 , 17 • , TABLE 8(CONT'D.)

TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY GROUPS OF THE S.I.T.C.


(REV.3): 1995 VALUES IN E C $'000 .

GROUP S.I.T.C.

(REV.

3) GROUPS EXPORTS IMPORTS DOMESTIC RE-EXPORTS • 774 775 776 778 751 , 782 783 784 785 786 791 792 .793 :811 812 813 821 831 841 842 843 844 1 845 846 Electro-Diagnostic ApP.JraTus for Medical, Surgical Dental or Veterinary SCiences and Radiological Apparatus Household Type, Electrical and Non-Electrical Equipment, N.E.S.
Thermionic, Cold Cathode or Photo-Cathode Valves Tubes, Diodes, TranSistors and Similar Semi- ., 1.l1 2,54 t#.

b\ [1 1~ 2,603 - - - - - - - - I · - - 160 2,240 5,983 446 - 4,630 2,747 Conductors DeVices, etc.

Electrical Machinery and Apparatus, N.E.S.

Motors Cars and Other Motol Vehicles PrinCipally Q ••iQn.d 19r Ihi Transport 01 Pilrsons Including Slation Wagons and RaCing Cars Motor Vehicles for the Transpon 01 Goods and Special Purpose Motor V'?hicles Road MOlor Vehicles, N.E.S.
Parts and AcceSSOries of the Motor Vehicles of Group 722, 781,782 and 783 Motorcycles and Cycles, Motorized and Non-Motorized Invalid Carnages Trailers and Seml- Trailers Other Vehicles, not Mechanically Propelled; Specially DeSigned and Equipped Transport Containers Railway Vehicles and AS::ivclated Equipments Aircraft and ASSOCiated EqUipment; Spacecraft and Spacecraft Launch Vehicles; and Parts Thereof Ships, Boats and Floating Structures Prefabricated BUildings Sanitary, Plumbing and Heating Fixtures and Fittings Lighting Fixtures and Fillings, N,ES.
Furniture and Parts Thereof; Bedding, Mattresses Supports, Cushions and Slrillar Stuffed Furnishings Trunks, Suit-Cases, Vanlly-Cases, Executive-Cases, Briel-Cases, School Salcrlels, Binocular cases, ecl.
IMens or Boys Coats, Jackets, SUits, Bla2ers, Trousers IShorts, Shirts, Underweal, NrJt Knitted or Crocheted Womens or Girls Coats, Jackets, SUitS, Blazers, Shorts, ShirtS, Underwear, Trousers, etc, Not Knitted or Crocheted Mens or Boys Coats, Jackets, SUits, Blazers, Trousers Shorts, ShirtS, Underwear, Knitted or Crocheted Womens or Girls Coats, Jackets, SUitS, Bla2ers, Shorts, Shirts.

Underwe~", Trousers, etc.


Knitled or Crocheted Articles of Apparel, of Textile FabriCS, Whether or Not Knitted or Crocheted.

N.E S. Clothing Accessories, of Textile FabriCS, Whether or Not Knitted or crochete~.

____... _ ..__ .. ____~1 337 7 1,485 1,428 405 915 570 I I 1,975 936 613 249 402 317 248 0 0 · 19 36 69 29 - - - · 18 - 1 3 45 261 3iJ 39 19 5 28 - 16 300 .

0 1 2 - - 1 0 0 5 .

• • TABLE 8(CONT' D.) TOTAL TRADE BY COMMODITY GROUPS OF THE S.I.T.C.
(REV.3): 1995 VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO --, - I 1 !,GROUP S I.T.C.

(REV .3) GROUPS IMPORT~ DOMESTIC RE-EXPORTS EXPORTS i '848 .

851 871 )872 1 873 874 1 881 882 883 I 1 !884 1885 891 832 1 893 894 [ 895 (896 1897 1 I 898 1 I '899 911 1 931 961 ',971, 1 !

IArtlcles of Apparel and Clot .of other than textile fabrics' Iall materials IFootwear IOPllcallnstrumenlS a'ld /\PP Iinstruments anc Appliances 'For Medical, Surgical.
Del-II 'Meters anj Counters N.E.S Measuring, Check',:lg, Anal, Instruments and Apparatus Pho\ographlc Apparatus an Pho:ograoh1c a1d Cfnemato Cinematograph Film, expos , Iwhether cr not ,ncorporating :lIng Accessones heJdgear of 1;1ralus, N E.S , N.E.S.

al or Veterinary '51ng and Co.nlloiling N.E.S.

: d Equipment, N.E.S.

graphic Supplies ed a1d developed, sound track, track lor consisting only oj saunc rOptcal gOOds, N.E.S.
Walches and Clocks jArms and ArTHllUlllllon i Printed r-i,aner 'II Articles, NE.S of Plast,cs Baby Carriages, Toys, Gam IO'lice anj Stationery suppll jWOrkS of Art, Collectors' Pie ,Jewellery, GoldsmllhS' a:-.~ , land orhe' ar!

!cles 01 pleclou jpreclous materials, N.E S. lis and 'IMUsiCZlllnslrumenls and :'.

'1 ,accessories thereof Records , Tapes and Other s ISuund or SlmJI£jr neeo/dlng iMiscellaneous Manufactured ,Postal Packages not Classl!

85. and SpOrlln9 GocdS es, N.E.S.


ces and Antiques Sllversmi!hs' Wares, 5 or 5eml- A;'ticles.

N.E.S.

led According :0 Kind mmodltl8s Net Classified speClal Transactions and Co I r CDIn, not being Legal Tende I Gold, Non-MonetcHy I ~ " ~1 4291 1,917 173 472 258 967 230 567 16 171 89 32 4,684 4,206 784 617 14 34 616 - - - - - - - - - - 4 330 5 - 0 71 45 598 944 - - 1 0 - 859 - - - - 1 2 - 0 0 I 51 1 - - - 15 - 71 49 2 1 2 0 5 29 - - - - I I !
jTOTAL TRADE -= __ ~~===:---_~_-L..::3"1~7'.','~O~0.L---,:1~17,-,,:,-92=-6:J.

4:-,,,::2-:32':.J 19 • • TABLE 9.

COMPOSITION OF DOMESTIC EXPORTS: 1995 VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO r-~'--=-=~~~-O:-~--- TS PRIMARY PRODUC S.N.

M A I NIT EMS I QUANTITY VALUE % IN T.P.P.E.
• 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 06 Ot 10 11 12 1 '3 14 15 16 Bananas Plantains Dasheens and Eddoes Yams Grapefruits Tannias Avocadoes Sweet O,anoes Mlnoo.. Limes Fresh Cut Flowers & Buds 01 A Coconuts Cinnamon and Cinnamon Flow Ginger Pumpkins I"'" ",," 'cO'''"''' 33,069 1,773 775 352 958 208 285 567 163 152 49 253 17 56 63 43 45,475 2,835 1,464 1,089 951 945 906 656 636 '329 294 219 188 178 187 101 7895 4.92 2.54 1.89 1.65 1.64 1.57 1.14 1.10 0.57 0.51 0.38 033 0.31 0.32 018 nthurlum ers I 17 iUB-TOTAL _.
18 Ii0THERS 19 TOTAL PRIMARY PRODUCTS EXPORTED (T.P.P.E.)

...~.

9~ .,.

~< i 1,145 I •~ " 1.99 ... 57,598 100.00 ---t I 20 • • TABLE 9.(CONT'D.)

COMPOSITION OF DOMESTIC EXPORTS 1995 VALUES IN E C $'000 ~ MANUFACTURED .P_RODUC~T M A I NIT EMS -------'--- ----- S N.' QUANTITY VALUE % IN T.PP.E.

101 102 03 iSOOPS; bars.cakes.tablets IPalnts, Vanishes and Lacquers Bav Oil 11.088 478 13 40.086 4,042 1.564 Pepper, Other Sauces & Mixed ;':ondlmenls Beauty.
Make·up and Skin Cal e DIsinfectant I Dishwashing LIQuid 04 1 '05 06 07 08 ITobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes 1 09 10 11 .

112 113 14 Glycerols (glycerine) Waters ,Hld Lyes 15 ICandles ,Footwear !FrIU( JUices I ISalar Water Hez:rer$ IUncooke(i Pa.c;12 :Gloves; mittens, mills 16 !Garments (eXcluding gloves) 17 IPlasllc Bags and S.a:.

:~~____ __ ~ 367 85 3~7 302 9 160 50 106 8 79 202 91 1,502 1.040 942 801 677 670 616 548 354 350 1 330 I 336) 315 I 6+ _ ~7 - __ ~~l _ .

.
.

I 66.4 6.7 26 2.5 16 13 1 1 0.9 06 05 0.6 0.6 0.5 1 7 16 _ - " - 1 3 I --- ~: i ~ ~T" ~, I~ ~~- 90 21 I. i '" ""'~ m",-~~ I'" :m"ffiCC","'" Iw !m"'M"","C"C;;;"~OO"'" ~IEXPORTED(TM.PE) ._ ..~._ ; ,.

"~ "j I 60,328L__100.0 .

"1 j 21 • • TABLE 10 PERCENTAGE SHARE OF DOMESTIC EXPORTS AND RE - EXPORTS IN TOTAL EXPORTS, 1982 - 199, VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO ~ ~t­ MESTIC EXPORTS (DE) VALUE % IN T.E.

RE - EXPORTS (RE) %INT.E.
VALUE TOTAL EXPORTS (T:~ VALUE % I 122,098 35 L 122,159 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 [ ['982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 61,516 72,280 67,307 70,895 105,032 121,573 147,172 117,674 93 j' 8.172 98.1 2,821 96.6 4,181 1990 142,431 95.9 6,156 1991 138,920 949 7,535 '992 1 I 1993 1994 b~.
I 140.

023 1 126,570 I ,4i 119, 117,926 97.0 4,328 97.6 3,062 97.6 2,952 96.5, 4,232 22 • • • TABLE".

SHARE OF PRIMARY AND MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS IN DOM£:STIC EXPORTS 1982 - '995 VALUES IN E C $'000 - - : - --- PRIMARY PRODUCTS iMANUF ACTURED PRODUC IS R VALUE % IN TD.EJ_VALUE I % IN T.D.E.

VALUE!

; % TOTAL DOMESTICl .

EXl;:ORTS ~" '982 1 1 '983 1'984 ii,985 1,985 , '987 '988 I "989 1 1 '990 !

i 199' '992 30,906 35,2)6 36,225 41,309 73.733 90,G7, 108,898 73,019 ~1.63', , 93,494 I 94.
)25 i I , , , , , I I 50.2 48.1 538 58.3 70.2 74.6 74.C 62 ~ 6'", 3 !

30,6'0 37.074 31.082 29,585 31,299 498 51.3 61,51i l 72,280 100.0 , 00.0 46,2 67.307 '00.0 41.7 70,895 '00.0 298 105,032 100.0 30.742 25.3 121,573 100.0 3R.274 i 44,655 I: 50.800 I i !

26.0 '47,172 1000 379 117.67' 357 '42.431 , I 1 67,' .

45426 327 138,920 67 1 ' 45,998 329 140,023 100.0 1000 I I 1000 I I 'OO.C I I 100.0 I ,993 83.109 1 657, 43461 343 126,570 1994 I 66.987 .

1 [1995 .-.

:_ 57.59~.l-_.


562 i 488 ' 52159' .60 328~ 438 1 ,,9.,46 1000!

2'-.2.J...1.17,926 1_220 oj 23 • • TABLE 12.

."

MAIN ITEMS IN DOMESTIC EXPORTS FOR 1995 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1994 VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO S.N.
MAIN ITEMS DOMESTIC EXPORTS DOMESTIC EXPORTS DIFFEREJCE 1995 OUANTITY 1994 VALUE QUANTIn VALUE QUANTITY VALUE % CHANGE IN VALUE Plantains Palf'"lts, Vani~hes & Lacquers !Bay Oil Pepper, Other Sauces & Mixed Condiments Tannias Bananas Soaps, Cakes, BarsfTablets 01 02 03 0·1 05 06 07 Dasheen & Eddoes 08 Yams 09 Grapefruit 10 11 Disinfectant 12 Avocadoes 13 14 15 Candles 16 17 Mangoes Footwear 18 19 Fruit Juices 20 Solar Water Healers 21 Uncooked Pasta 22 Gloves, Mittens, Mitts 23 Urnes 24 Garments, (excluding gloves) 25 Sweet Oranges Dishwashing Liquids Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarettes 26 SUB-TOTAL 27 OTHER PRODUCTS 28 TOTAL DOMESTIC EXPORTS Cut Flowers & Buds Anthurium Lilies 33,069 11.088 1.773 418 13 I 367 775 352 958 208 317 285 302 9 160 567 163 50 106 8 79 91 152 6 49 ... '" ... 45,476 40,086 2.835 4.042 1.564 1.502 1,464 1.089 951 945 942 I '09 1,067 799 934 783 380 498 378 198 514 469 382 530 445 322 456 402 234 683 317 11.317 (638) 584 (258) (2) (91 ) 74 (13) 265 1 (200) 220 (164) (6) (62) (19) 38 (18) 1 (28) 17 (1 ) 8 87 4 11,208 (6,685) 183 (' ,671) (362) (393) (397) (290) (17) (162) (562) (408) (423) (479) (156) (187) (254) (86) (30) (103) 106 66 (95) 368 23 108,382 ... 107,576 9,544 11,570 117,926 .. .
119,146 ... ... ... (806) - 2,026 1,220 19.8 (20.0) 6.1 (70.5) (30.

1 ) (35.4) (37.2) (36.3) (1.8) (20.7) (147.9) (81.9) (111.9) (241.9) (30.4) (39.9) (66.5) ''('Ill:!l I-.

(9.3) (23.1) 23.2 16.4 0.0 53.9 7.3 (0.7) 17.5 1.0 _ .. j • • 24 • TABLE 13.

• • CONTRIBUTION Of' MAIN I1[MS TO DOMESTIC EXPORTS FOH 1895 WITH COMPAHATlV[ fiGURES FOR 199<,1993 & 1992 VALUES IN 'i=,C,$'OOO r--;---- --------:-----'----- ----- --,- is.N,': MI\IN ITEMS , [ .1 : 01 E;n;:m<j:', 02 03 'SoaGs C,Jk _E.
Bals/Tablf'?t~ : Paln1S VJ.nl~he::: & Lacquers Pi2~1';::Jlns • 04 dS"-- ~g'aY~J;i0' 06 07 08 I Pepper Oth""!

Sauces & M/).f-d Cundlillents, DJshE:en & Edaces YClrr~ 09 Glapefrult 10 Tannlas Dlsilifeclant "'''V\,.,<:1UV'V'.
::> OJshwashJng J lQUJd Tobacco, Cigars and Cigarelles Candles ISweet Oranges ManQoes !Footwe2f F,ull Juices Water Healers Uncooked Pasta Gloves, Mittens, Mitts Llflle::; Garments (exc!udlng gloves) Cut Flowers Anthuflum LIlies 1995 - ---- --~---- 1994 - VALUE % IN TOE VALUE 4:':.

"; i"S ~O.02f t...Oflc.

~.b35 .564 ., 502 1.<:64 1.089 951 945 Q42 I ovv 801 677 070 656 636 616 548 354 350 336 329 315 294 38.6 34.0 34 2 " 3 1 3 1.2 0.9 08 0.8 08 !
va 07 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.5 05 05 0.3 03 03 0.3 0.3 02 1 50 Gf,~ 3::JOl 2.271 (" C 'c 1.20?

1 109 1 ,Obb 789 93" 783 0 80 ' ""D , 378 ' 198 I 514 I 469 382 5eO 445 I 322 ' 4561 402 234 683 317 .

.

.

.__'993,-_.. T 1992 ' IN l OJ:' VALUE+--'1>I.TO~__VALUE+'/O IN T.J:l.E I 1 <1.6~3 27.054 1.950 L7 G 68.403!
"8.0 2.0 ~ 5' 1 0, 2,367 09 i 1,097 1,233 o 9, 071,278 1,545 08; 07 1,742 719 0.3 ::n.:::: I 952 13 497 588 400 314 530 103 196 437 246 32 327 V" 03 0.2 0.4 0.4 0.3 04 04 03 04 03 0.2 0.5 03 , 54_0 I 82.4<14 30.214 214, 1.5 I 2,181 3.220 i 3.7 2.292 i 1.9!

l,oe81 0.91 1.060 1.0 683 1.0 2,170 1.2 985 1.116 702 1,365 1 644 667 194 331 311 144 170 636 21~ I 348 1.4 06 OJ 0.8 0.0 0.4 0.5 0.3 O?
0.4 0.1 0.2 0.3 02 0.0 03 1 58.9 21.6 ·,6 2.3 1.6 08 0 R 0.5 1,5 D.7· 0.8 0.5 1.0 0.0 0.5 0.5 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 0.5 0.2 0.0 02 26 SUB- TOTAL 108,384 91.9 107,575 90.3 117,578/ 92.9 133,179 95.1 27 OTHER PRODUCTS 9,542 8.1 11,571 9.7 8,992 7.1 6,844 4.9 ~ 1OTAL OOMEST1C EXPORTS ___J217 ,926 100.0 119,146 100.0 126,570 100,0 140,023 100.0 I 25 • TABLE 14.
• • IMPORTS OF PRINCIPAL ITEMS IN 1995 WITH COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1994, 1993 & 1992 VALUES IN E.C.$'OOO S+ MAIN~~ -~~__=- I 01 02 03 04 O~ IMeat & Meal Preparation I BUller.

Milk & Cheese Fish & Fish Preparation Rice IF-k'U'.
Wh ... a.1 Isuqa~ ,06 107 Animal Feed Vd Marganne Liquor 09 10 Wood & Lumber Gasolene 11 Kerosene 12 13 Other Fuels 14 Medical & Pharmaceullcal Products 15 Manures 16 Cardboard Boxes 17 Cement 18 Metal & Their Products i 19 Machinery Other Than ElectriC 120 Machinery EleClric , '21 122 I 23 ITransport Equipment IClothing Footwear I _._- ..--- , ~ I rV-Ai'G~~1'.~~~-T-d_VA,=~;4 % INTI _'0~~~3 '~IN~;}~;IN~G I i i i ! "
I : 13.0851 10.235 , , 41' 32 I l,ll.jb I 9.192 9.520 6.701 179 3.646"1 1 1.741 i 0.5 ::-.:.

6.824 ' 1.3 4.235 0.£ 1.964 05 29 3 a 2.1 01 2.1 1 1 2.3 3.2 1.2 72 12.3 6.2 5 6 i .

1 0.6 --- 6.726 1 3.577 7,229 10.213 3.850 22866 39,028 19,742 17,699 3,518 1.917 11.779 I e.422; :;.640 I i.619 I ~j.98~ I :~.92L: I 1.893 I 1.393 8.301 9.093 6755 1 205 .

6.251 3.028 5,611 6,765 2.142 11.160 22.548 14.640 I 16.381 .

2.970 : ._~ 154.981 I !

1 4.5 32 I 1.4 I 0.6!


C 3' 1.1: 07 I 05 3.2 35 2.6 0.1 2.0 1.2 2.2 2.6 0.8 4.3 8.7 5.6 6.3 1.1 0.6 10.3G4 7.932 3.086 1.325 6.

(,81 3.

152 1.588 1.163 7,756 .

7,285 ' 6269 , 330 !

I 5,478 !

, 2784 5,856 1,875 i 3,174 15,380 18,141 13,964 15,954 1 3,337 , 2.081 <'11: 3 1 1 2 I 05 24 12' 0 6 05 .
31 29' 2.5 ' 0.1 : 2.2 : 1 1 23 07 13 61 7 2 S.5 63 ; 3 : i 12.830 i 8.021 I I 3,755 1.477 5,478 4.037 1.901 1.232 9.621 5.627 8.127 238 5783 3.189 6.029 2.309 4.871 20.953 25.017 16.993 1 17.509 4.100 2,424 081 --'T , 57.01 '71 ,521 I 43.01113,172 .c.5 I 2.8 1.3 0.5 ;.9 1.4 07 0.0 3.0 2.0 2.9 0.1 2.0 1.1 2.1 0.8 1.7 7.0 8.8 6.0 6.2 1.4 0.9 60.2 39.8 ~."""""_\.'_~'~"","3<-"M.
..or 24 Sub-Total 205,125 596 59.6 144,355 25 Other Imports 111,975 40.4 105,077 40.4 108,870 26 TOTAL IMPORTS 317,100 100.0 260,058 100.0 253,225 100.0 284,693 100.0 26 .. TABLE 15.

• • I'HINCIf'Al TRADING PAnTNERS IN DOMFSTIC EXPOR1S IN 19% WITH COMPARATIVE ~IGURES FOR 1994, 1993 & 1992 --i""::-:.

'995- ~~ ~~ --=--i994----:=---=-~~_'993 - -=-1 1992---=:::J VAllJ!.

1"/' IN T. D E V~L1JE "10'" Ir-J..T ~E , VALUE _ c", IN TDU VALUE i %1.r-J.._'Yc~ 500 .

11 " 43 1 5 27 3 , 28 2,8 !


21 19 1.8 1.3 13 1.2 88.5 , i, 51 7 69.989 I 93 1 1E.123 , 5,970 " 4 6 31 2,096 34,3.717 <.825 3.935 3.900 2,990 2.593 2,452 1,847 1,854 1,614 , 3 1 i' 29 2 4 i 29 i 2.1 I 1 5 3 8 I 131 19 i - - :to 94,01 ,23 ,905 16,,18j -_ .
- - - - - - - - 11.5 ....1<l.0.0 140,023 100.0 I VALUES IN E.C.$'.OOO I-T-~---'--- - ,s ,MAIN COUNTRI~_S , - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - , 01 II Un:\ed Klngdor', , ',02 ,JamaiCa ;03 :Gu;de1ouoeiSt 04 'Guyaf'lJ kl c;I!lll O~ Sl Lucl:~ F"''''-'-~'&'''""<'~'''' 06 TI'!

'"lIdad 2~d Tob(J~c; 07 i Antigua and I::::la!\)uja 08 : Barbados 09 iUnited States 10 :PuerlD RICO 11 1st.

VI:lcentJGR (jll~es 12 51.

Maarten 13 51.


Kitt's/Nevls 14 Gren3daJCarrraco~1 15 Sub- TotJ.l I 16 ('herS .~G550 I 1 ~ 501-: 7474 ' 7391 7181 b 244 a ~1 !

4.313 ; 4.165 I 4.102 : 2.412 !

2.384 I 2.116 I , 792 i I .

'<q .s 1?

3 ;.J ;; 6 :?

;:.. 1 5.3 3 7 3.6 3.5 ' 3.S 20 20 1.8 " 1.S " ~.7.901 1:':: 130 ~ to':::' ~?n2 6.227 t. 783 3.880 :' .oJ .15: 3335 J 5.027 : 2.311 I 3.325 I , .776 i 2.323 I 48.6 102 3.9 3 5 52 4.J 33 3.5 c e i 4.2 I 1.9 2.8 1 S 19 G5.
Lt 92 1 " .i:,I)~j .5.220 ':l at:;':: " ...,~."

4.3b~ 3.92~ 3.7,6 2.975 " 3.6..:i7 2.641 1.861 4.785 1.584 2,389 I 1"4,8531 "8,964 I I .. _ _~3,1173+_ ...2(3'...3-174 __ ~_2 ~~_7,606j 97.4 i 115,974 1 97.3 1 1 I 1 1,7 !TOTAL OOMESTIc:.5XPORTS J.2.

!7.926..L_ 1(j0Jl :.1.1.9-.'.4J.

_..220Jl G36,570J .

27 • TABLE 16 • .~ PRINCIPAL TRADING PARTNERS IN IMI'ORTS IN 1995 wn H COMPARATIVE FIGURES FOR 1994, 1993 & 1!

!12 , .

VAl.UES IN E.C.$'OOO .

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iT- :--- r------- -------- : SN I MAIN COUNTRII,S i '01 IJ2 03 , i United Slat~5 I~r~;If~:~" I~'f~:;~r:bagO 04 IFrance 05 :Sl 06 IJapan l.ucla 07 IBarbadOS 08 Puerto RICO Fed Rep 0' Germany 51.
Vincenl/GR dines Canada Jamaica 09 10 11 12 13 Holland, Nelh 14 Guyana 15 St. Maarten 16 IVenezuela 17 !Grenada & Carrlacou 18 I SWitzerland 1'9 ISub-Tolal ,, 20 fathers I I 1995 1994 VAI.Ue % IN T,I VAl.UE % INT.1 1993 - , - " 1992'-'-=1 VALUE -['Ok -IN' -i-I'-- ~- V-ALU~ % U~-T I. : _-..j______ __ __-------J _ 29,S ; 35 110 65 5 1 46 36 34 27 2.6 2.1 1.6 !

1 3 1.1 1.0 09 08 0.7 ':'0 <141 32 82.

~ 32549 2457 13462 12.461 10.035 10.001 , 3.827 I 8.106 5,516 5.040 3865 1.832 i i 933 ~ 1063 : 1.720 !
2 11 0 309 i '26 : 125 09 52 48 39 38 1 5 3.1 2.1 1 9 15 0.7 07 0.4 0.7 0.8 e~!.120 31 905 28.090 1443 8.153 10,783 : 8,618 11 790 'I 3,283 8,081 5,600 32,<1 126 ~"1 1 06 !

I 32 4.3 34: 4 7 1 3 32 22 20 4,945 4.518 I 1.8 ,.

;,(01il-_",.\>6 2,752 !
1 1 1,529 0.6 2,253 2.776 09 1 1 i 9360' <'12.660 3'802 20.717 16,032 i 1<'1.507 : 11 ,508 i 10,707 I 8-'47 8.187 6,524 4,956 3,976 3-'69 3,091 2,851 2410 2,331 290,780 I 80.B05 I 45.a,g 32~S2 2,617 9,835 13,050 9.214 11,757 3,995 7,923 11,419 4,839 4,897 1,693 2.769 1,725 2,651 2,822 284 i G i 11.4 09 35 46 32 4.1 14 2.8 40 1.7 1.7 06 10 06 0.9 1.0 87.9 34,311 12.1 284,693 100.0 I ~t-- 30,809 - 26,320 2 I I I 11.8 32,953 ,, 1301 I I 100.0 I 0' IT()TAL IMPORTS 260,058 100.0 253,225 28 .

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.

CHART 1 • ,~ Total Trade and Balance of Visible Trade: 1985 - 1995 • 400 I 300 200 ~ ~ "0 CI c.Q 100 a'l c: ,C '" ,C '" .

- ::l ... 0 ~.<:: U Eo< C ~ '".., 0 -100 -200 ·300 !

1985 1987 1986 I.

Imports SOURCE: Table 1 1992 Balance of Visible Trade I 1994 1993 1995 1988 1989 1990 1991 • Total Exports • 29 I !
• • • • CHART 2 Total Domestic Exports & Total Imports 1985 - 1995 • 350 300 250 '"...!-o Cl c '" 200 ~"C ... C ..c ~ ..c '" "i: 6 ~..c:: U Eo< 150 E ~ ~ r.l 100 50 o SOURCE: Table I 1986 1987 1993 1994 1995 ~ 30 CHART 3 <C Percentage Domestic Exports to CARlCOM Countries - 1995 St. Vincent & the Grenadines (4.7%) The Bahamas (0.7%) Barbados (8.2%) Belize (0.4%) Guyana (14.5%) "..-=\!~~,-,.. ,.

Suriname (0.0%) SI.

Lucia (14.1 %) SI.


KittslNevis (4.1 %) Montserrat (0.6%) GrenadalCarriacou (3.5%) Antigua & Barbuda (8.5%) Anguilla (0.2%) Trinidad & Tohago (12.2%) Jamaica (28.4%) 31 • • .""

CHART 4 .

.

• Percentage Imports From CARlCOM Countries - 1995 , .

• .""

SI.

Vincent & the Grenadines (9.6%) The Bahamas (0.1 %) St. Lucia (18.9%) Barbados (13.6%) Belize (0.5%) Guyana (4.1 %) ;:t- Suriname (0.0%) Jamaica (5.8%) SI.
KittslNevis (1.7%) Montserrat (0.0%) Grenada/Carriacou (2.8%) Antigua & Barbuda (1.7%) Anguilla (0.0%) .-·.~-;;<l'"~~~J"""'=-f~~, '.

,'ll Trinidad & Tobago (41.0%) 32 110 .

, • CHART 5 .

.'

~ <0 ...

DOMESTIC EXPORTS - PRIMARY & MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS: 1985 -1995 120 r,- - - - - - - - - - .

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, .

.

- - - - - .

.

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.

.

.

.

.

, - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - , 100 80 ~ 2!

'0 Q §~ c:: OJ ;g IJl 60 .


- ::l ... 0 "l.e: Ufo< ~ r2 40 20 0' 1985 1986 SOURCE: Table 9 -1987 1988 1989 1990 I • Primary Products .

.

Manufactured Products I 1991 1992 1993 33 .

... .. t .

• .

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60 50 40 ~ ~ "0 Q '" ::: cu"'O'" ::: CU .J:J :9 ~ 30 ... 0 CU.c U .... ::: ~ ~ 20 10 o U.K. CARICOM SOURCE: Table 15 '-",nlIl'':Zt,&=~,.~- U.S.A. Guadeloupe Puerto rico Others Trading Partner 35 .

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I Principle Trading Partners in Imports - 1995 100 90 80 70 60 '"....5!!

'0 Q c '"~"O '" C ., ~., '" 50 .- :l .. 0 ~., .. WE-< c '"~ 40 ~ r;r;) 30 20 10 o U.K. CARICOM U.S.A.
SOURCE: Table 16 "X"'~":~~&'_'"",,;Ii france Tradmg Partner Japan Puerto Rico Others 36 • • • • ( ontaet U~ for more information.. • • External Trade Statistics Travel Statistics Consunler Price Index National Accounts Economic Indicators Balance of Payments Population StatiS'tics ,, Demographic Stati$tics Education Statistics Central Statistical Office Ministry of Finance Tel: (809)-448-2401 Ext 3400-3407 Fax: (809)-448-5200 Price: EC$25.00