WORLD TRADE  
ORGANIZATION  TN/AG/S/21/Rev.5 
25 October 2010 
 (10-5588) 
Committee on Agriculture 
Special Session  
 
 
 
TOTAL VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION  
 
Note by the Secretariat1 
 
Revision  
  1. At the 12 February 2010 meeting of the Committee on Agriculture Special Session, it was 
agreed to request Members to re-submit the total value of agricultural production data according to the 
definition agreed, in order to assist the ongoing agriculture negotiations.
2  In this context, the 
Secretariat asked participants to provide revised or new total value of agricultural production data.  
The updates and revisions of the present paper ar e based on the data submitted by Members in 
response to the Secretariat request, some as recently as early October 2010. 
2. Table 1 shows the total value of agricultural production in the currency used by the Member 
concerned.  Table 2 shows the total values of agri cultural production expressed in US dollars.  At the 
27 September 2010 meeting of the Committee on Agri culture Special Session, the Secretariat was 
requested to list separately the valu e of agricultural of production data that need to be annexed to the 
modalities.3 
3. Thus, tables 1 and 2 have been divided in tw o parts (a and b), with Tables 1a and 2a 
presenting data for Members whose data are availabl e and are to be annexed to the modalities, and 
Tables 1b and 2b for other Members.  Annex 1 c ontains a general note on exchange rates, and 
technical notes, including sources of data and any explanatory notes provided by Members. 
4. It should be noted that in cases where the Me mber concerned provided the value of total 
agricultural production in domestic support notificat ions as well as in response to the Secretariat 
request, only the most recent data provide d have been used in the following tables.4  In some cases, 
the submitted figures do not match the ones notified previously to the Committee. 
5. In the following tables, a blank ("    ") indicates that no information is available for the year in 
question. 
                                                      
1 This document has been prepared  under the Secretariat's own respon sibility and is without prejudice 
to the positions of Members or to their rights or obligations under the WTO. 
2 Throughout this paper, the term "total value of agricultural production" is considered to be the same 
concept as "value of ... total agricultural production" referred to in Article 6.4(a)(ii) of the Uruguay Round 
Agreement on Agriculture. 
3 Based on the WTO document TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008. 
4 The data in domestic support notifications have generally been provided in connection with de 
minimis  calculations regarding the non-product-specific AMS.  
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Page 2 Table 1a – Total Value of Agricultural Pr oduction (1995-2008) as Notified/Submitted by Memb ers for whom data will need to be an nexed to the modalities (as 
per the relevant base period)5 
 
Member Currency 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 
Argentina US$ million 19,223 21,746 21,752 21,867 18,221 18,962 17,619 13,319 17,390 19,857 20, 912 21,723 29,400 36,757 
Australia $A million 27,785 28,718 28,820 29, 159 30,775 34,779 39,906 33,235 37, 371 36,537       38,676       36,652       43,715          42,091  
Brazil US$ million 56,124 57,464 57,628 58,262 39,725 42,910 38,409 37,277 44,940 54,419 50,970 57,899  
Canada Can$ 
million 29,821.9 30,362.8 30,318.6 29,696.1 30,204.4 32,337.1 34,127.5 33,446.0  33,044.2 32,958.8 33,727.3e33,989.8e42,190.8e 
Colombia US$ million 16,445 15,915 16, 191 16,315 13,943 13,682 13,058 12,736 12,131 14,245  17,859p 
Costa Rica C million 388,565 445,509 524,585 616,439 659,521 666,727 693,066 745,593 881,954 1,038,240 1,207,522 1,477,021 1,701,559 1,988,394p 
Croatia HRK 
million 10,501.23 11,194.02 12,448.18 13,272.01 13,026.35 10,675.23 12,287.43 13,289.18 11,843.42 12,802.74 13,492.10 13,817.61 14,769.80 16,844.9 1 
European 
  Union 27 € million 269,103.9 280,930. 1 282,165.0 273,575.6 266, 596.2 276,580.2 291,023. 4 281,660.6 280,956.2 294, 180.9 286,127.8 294,911 .7 327,126.6 
 
   EC 15 € million 232,215.3 242,812.6  242,331.6 236,918.4 234,834.0 242,184.6 250,586.7 243,154.5  244,046.2 251,358.3 244,128.2 250,717.7 276,481.6  
   Bulgaria € million 2,403.1 1 ,849.7 3,336.2 2,973.1 2,767.1 2,752.9 3,045.9 2,854.5 2,647.5 2,850.6 2,756.9 2,867.2 2,753.2  
   Cyprus €  million 586.8 586.3 572. 1 601.7 610.5 620.3 615.2 624.4 580.4 618.9 627.2 604.6 606.8  
   Czech Rep. CZK 
million 99,454.0 114,149.0 111,407.0 103,633.1 92,558.0 99,485.9 108,698.1 98,820.5 89,626.8 106,785.7 96,745.9 94,452.4 112,827.6 
   Estonia EEK 
million 4,359.7 5,624.6 5,589.2 4,975.2 3,856.4 5,066.1 6,022.7 6,021.2  5,626.0 6,427.4 7,211.7 7,395.8 9,725.2 
   Hungary HUF 
million 751,042.0 1,014,360.0  962,670.9 1,030,160.3 1,035,315.9 1,148,347.0 1,320,448.7 1,302,314.4  1,236,842.1 1,403,547.0 1,274,262.1 1,356,458.9 1,487,258.7 
   Latvia LVL 
million 336.2 312.8 304.7 278.7 219.5 230.1 277.5 282.0 291.4 347.5 410.5 460.5 613.8 
   Lithuania LTL million 4,194.0 5,384.5 5,621.7 5,384.5 4,435.5 4,092.3 4,027.7 3,935.5 4,004.1 4,061.9 4,660.2 4,405.4 6,276.2  
   Malta € million 72.1 82.0 89.0 124.8 127.6 125.1 131. 6 128.8 110.8 105.7 102.0 102.6 107.6  
   Poland PLN million 43,347.4 51,039.7 51,660.1 46,693.0 43, 612.7 47,609.1 52,126. 2 48,833.2 49,038.0 58,699.9 54,825.4 56,251.5 69,590.7  
   Romania RON 
million 2,357.1 3,073.0 7,851.1 9,556.3 12,395.6 15,682.1 27,276.2 30,944.4 39,636.3 51,674.0 42,502.3 45,484.7 42,277.1  
   Slovenia € million 945.6 984.6 1,003.0 976. 2 919.9 936.6 929.0 1, 012.5 878.8 1,001.4 964.1 946.4 1,097.5  
   Slovak 
   Rep. € million 1,342.7 1,442.6 1,540.3 1,392.7 1,193.8 1,157.6 1,304.3 1,378.9 1,325.9 1,487.7 1,397.5 1,458.2 1,715.4 
                                                      
5 This list is drawn on the Secretariat's own responsibility and is without prejudice to the rights and positions of the Members ;  Members will decide on the final version 
of the list.  
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 Page 3Member Currency 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 
Iceland ISK million 15,145 15,536 15,105 18,324 19,932 20,872 20,549 21,526 21,908 23,416 25, 808 27,732 30,084 34,483 
Israel US$'000 3,474,100 3,711,000 3,522,454 3,532,939 3,164,082 3,375,245 3,311,401 3,238,837 3,533,370 3,906,738 4,357,616.0 4,709,623.0 5,597,087 6,998,219 
Japan ¥ billion 10,668.1 10,549.7  10,147.3  10,157.1  9,571.6 9,326.4 9,083.9 9,142.8   9,063.1 8,917.3 8,710.4 8,539.3  
Korea, 
  Republic of W billion 27,028.2 29,299. 9 30,654.3 31,192.2 33, 417.4 33,288. 4 33,744.6 33,648.5 33,224.2 37,550.3  
Mexico Mex$ of 
1991million 76,447.2 79,508.1 75,832.8 76,121.3 69,824.6 67,249.0 67,391.5 64,159.0 67,510.2 72,014.2 70,472.7 74,397.5 80,646.6 85,299.5 
New Zealand $NZ million 9,179 9,027 9,477 10,062 9,924 10,770 13,614 15,654 13,294 13,671e13,971e13,621e 
Norway Nkr million 20,785 21,252 21,080 21,692 21,366 21,359 20,675 20,854 21,477 21,493  
South Africa R'000 29,941,285 36,517,109 40,478,316 43,165,729 44,780,434 46,803,283 52,149,917 68,367,319 72,716,379 72,793,163 71,236,883 75,491,39 3 91,384,553p119,839,842p 
Switzerland Sw F 
million 12,047 11,676 11,692 11,332 10,693 11,084 10,612 10,552 10,407 10,896 10,347 10,024 10,674 11,229p 
Chinese 
Taipei NT$'000 310,368,336 322,573,293 281,710,280 281,075,176 301,136,315 273,890,440 262,972,222 258,083,829 260,852,472 288,241,457 290,257,225 291, 863,212 293,946,300  
Thailand B million 472,794.59 518,223.62 545,544.77 614,775.25 568, 833.03 523,385.89 527, 887.17 535,187.84 603, 771.36 604,562.95  
United States US$ million 193,008 206,838 206,222 191, 729 186,128 191,665 199,993 195,013 217, 558 236,870 238,309 246,569 311,228  
Source :  Members' notifications and submissions in response to successive Secretariat requests. 
 Notes:
 p provisional 
  e estimation 
 
(i) Data in regular font refer to figures submitted in response  to the Secretariat requests;  data in italics refer to notified  data. 
  
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Page 4 Table 1b - Total Value of Agricultural Production (1995-2008) as Notified/Submitted by other Members 6  
Member Currency 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 
Albania lek million  177,713.0 180,235.0 184,354.0  189,464.0 195,861.0 198,897.0 205,623.0 207,356.7 196,398.0 
Armenia dram 
million   633,900.0  
Bangladesh US$ million 7,266.7 7,513.6 7,721.4 8,343.1 8,224.7   
Chile Ch$ million 1,442,278 1,323,492 1,433,073 1,574,912 1 ,561,702 1,755,751 1 ,643,044 1,819,757 2,065,000 2,183,000 2,261,000 2,456,000 2,458,000  
China Y billion 1,863.96 2, 033.33 2,150. 57 2,211.90 2,199.01 2,220.32 2,336.46 2,441.97 2,655.42 3,263.34 3,543.48 3,684.03 4,443.54 5,279.88 
Dominican 
Republic RD$ million 18,347,540 12,500,149  15,156,359 16,488,293 14,029,954 13,758,574 14,846,282 16,290,167  20,577,174 32,748,887  
Ecuador US$'000 2,596,749 2,605,576 2,802,286 2,306,504 1,653,139 1,465,783 1,698,934 1,836,346 1,986,104 1,989,038 2,153,881 2,415,554 2,644,854p3,076,895e 
FYR of  
 Macedonia7 € million 822.4 807.2 793.9 774. 2 796.4 825.9 801.5 798. 5 975.3 972.3 1,013. 4 1,078.7 1,071.2  
Georgia GEL million 3,279.4 1 ,939.6 1,917.0 1 ,937.7 2,109.2 1 ,857.2 2,101.8 2 ,156.2 2,475.2  
Honduras US$ million 641 538 508 508 471 916 887 853 846 970 1,100 1,182 1,379  
India Rs billion  4,415.6 4,684.4 4,710.8 5,060.4 4,975.1 5,625.5 5,865.5 6,622.5 7,333.2 8,400.4  
Indonesia Rp billion 189,311.4 221,822.0  261,443.9 398,084.6 458,053.5 477,948.6 554,552.3 688,378.4 760,865.4 867,476.2 813,037.4 978,675.8 1,159,766.2 689,572.8 
Jamaica US$'000 519,356.00 552,981.00  520,172.00 437,172.00 458,117.00 530,645.00 565,077.00 614,534.70  551,413.50 575,669.51 495,748.06 554,086.76  
Jordan 8 JD million 572.5 591.8 595.1 554.4 533.6 540.2 557. 9 590.3 615.0 693.7 765.5 823.0 1001.8  
Kenya KSH million   345,934 380,060 420,491 472,061 514,525 598,525 
Malaysia RM million 14,174 13,545 15,714 22,775 18,895 15,438 14,142 19,902 23,147 26,058 24, 634 26,452 40,159 49,605 
Moldova 9 MDL million 4,639 5,100 4,775 6,396 8,268 8,646 9,474 10,300  
Mongolia US$ million 564.87 479.56 463.38 429. 41 401.71 382.42 357.71 318. 68 362.63 429.75 617.77 796. 47 1,108.59 1,375.55 
Namibia N$ million  1,423 1,264 1,663 1, 775 2,252 1,989 2, 984 2,727 3,597  
Nepal Nr million  209,049 220,61 4 230,291 245,944 262,277 278, 056 299,385 339,051 391,282p 
Nicaragua US$ million 779.9 887.6 857.5 863. 4 834.1 939.2 892.0 860. 7 877.4 989.4 1,109. 0 1,188.2 1,265.1p1,479.8p 
                                                      
6 This list is drawn on the Secretariat's own responsibility and is without prejudice to the rights and positions of the Members ;  Members will decide on the final version 
of the list. 
7 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base Overall 
Trade-Distorting Domestic Support (OTDS) u nder paragraph 9 of  document TN/AG/W/4/Rev. 4, 6 December 2008, as very recently-acce ded Member. 
8 Jordan has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS und er paragraph 7 of  document 
TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as net food-importing developing countr y listed in document G/AG/5/Rev.8. 
9 Moldova has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS un der paragraph 9 and footnote 1 
of document TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as small low-income recently-acceded Member with  economy in transition.  
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Oman (a) RO million 139.2 147.7 153.1 149.2 154.5 149.2 159 155.5 178.9 171.1 173. 8 189.9 214.4 245.7 
Oman (b)  RO million 95.1 100.7 106.7 102.3 105.2 100. 7 106.3 104.9  
Pakistan US$ million 18,008 18,609 18, 963 18,986 18,001 16,202 15,715 19, 893 23,109 24,896 26,265 30,040  
Paraguay G/ million 6,004,204 6,970,903 7,184,606 7,991,930 8,128,330 9,127,573 9,162,817 10,504,260 14,254,131  
Peru S/ million  15,532 15,470 15,306 15,673 15,168 16,140 17,654 18,319 20,523 22,735 27,585 
Philippines P million 345,838.2 401,33 8.0 424,043.4 420,08 8.6 472,287.5 459,13 0.4 476,729.2 512, 648.3 542,041.4  
Saudi 
Arabia 10 SRls million   40,703.5  
Trinidad 
and Tobago TT$ million 1,796.2 1,885.5 2,066.1 1,977.9 1,987. 1 2,080.9 2,067.7 2, 268.3 2,081.1 1,982. 8 1,928.9 2,016.8p1,998.4p 
Tunisia 11 TD million 2,291 2,997 3, 202 3,269  3,487 3,342 3,399 3,094 3,973 4, 487 4,542 4,966  
Turkey US$ million 44,847.3 45, 138.7 40,037.1 43,546. 9 43,461.6 42,896.2 30,649.3 32,449.5 45,839.2 55,998  
Ukraine 12 Hrv million 1,697,901c26,746 30,032 32,758 37,683 54,259 65,218 65,253 64,780 83,850 92,540 95,730 109,985 152,210 
Uruguay US$'000 2,462,351 2,287,793 2,212,061 2,326,860 1,708,086 1,731,444 1,606,100 1,591,690 1,842,453 2,271,490 2,208,800 2,457,700 3,041,500 4,635,100 
Viet Nam 13 VND billion 85,508 92,406 99,352 114, 418 128,416 129,141 130,178 145,021 153,955 172,495 183,34 2 197,855 236,953 362,824p 
Source :  Members' notifications and submissions in response to successive Secretariat requests. 
Notes:  p provisional 
  e estimation 
 
(i) Data in regular font refer to figures submitted in response  to the Secretariat requests;  data in italics refer to notified  data. 
(ii) For the explanatory notes (a) to (c), see the technical notes pertaining to the Member concerned in Annex 1 to this paper.  
                                                      
10 Saudi Arabia has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OT DS under paragraph 9 of  
document TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 20 08, as very recently-acceded Member. 
11 Tunisia has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS un der paragraph 7 of  document 
TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as net food-importing developing countr y listed in document G/AG/5/Rev.8. 
12 Ukraine has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be  required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS un der paragraph 9 of  document 
TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as very recently-acceded Member. 
13 Viet Nam has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be  required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS u nder paragraph 9 of  document 
TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as very recently-acceded Member.  
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Page 6 Table 2a - Total Value of Agricultural Production (1995-2008) as No tified/Submitted by Members for whom data will need to be an nexed to the modalities (as 
per the relevant base period) (Million US$)14 
 
Member 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 
Argentina 19,223 21,746 21,752 21,867 18,221 18,962 17,619 13,319 17,390 19,857 20,912  21,723 29,400 36,757 
Australia 21,085 22,483 19,577 18,274 19,363 18,679 20,712 19,389 26,628 27,493 28,955.75 28,784.85 39,213.29 31,231.19 
Brazil 56,124 57,464 57,628 58,262 39,725 42,910 38,409 37,277 44,940 54,419 50,970  57,899    
Canada 21,767.81 22,325.59 21,970.00 20,064.93 20,271.41 21,702.75 22,017.74 21,303.18  23,603.00  25,352.92  27,873.80e 30,079.47e 39,430.65e  
Colombia 16,445 15,915 16,191 16,315 13,943 13,682 13,058 12,736 12,131  14,245   17,859p    
Costa Rica 2,164.48 2,146.36 2,256.37 2,397.61 2,309.43 2,163.76 2,107.85 2,073.07 2,213.22 2,371.59 2,527.98 2,889.03 3,293.85 3,782.89p 
Croatia 2,008 2,060 2,021 2,086 1,832 1,290 1,473 1,688 1,766 2,122 2,268 2,367 2,753 3,413 
European 
Union 27 348,145.00 357,521.49 318,686.24 306,854.78 284,027.81 246,713.74 260,510.23 294,451.54 335,100.95 374,181.92 347,976.37 384,354.05 481,694.27 476,458.65 
   EC 15s 300,421.48 309,011.87 273,697.08 265,738.40 250,188.87 216,032.31 224,313.16 254,196.73 291,077.80 319,713.94 296,898.23 326,75 6.68 407,119.51  
   Bulgaria 1,858 1,453 2,954 2,651 2,597 2,988 3,404 3,033 2,346 2,296 2,217 2,286 2,012  
   Cyprus 453.58 460.70 506.54 536.44 573.03 673.27 687.44 663.50 514.29 498.42 504.37 481.95 443.34  
   Czech 
   Rep. 3,748 4,205 3,525 3,216 2,679 2,580 2,859 3,026 3,180 4,159 4,040 4,183 5,569  
   Estonia 380.4 467.3 402.8 353.7 262.9 299.0 344.7 363.0 406.4 510.5 573.5 593.6 851.2  
   Hungary 5,991.0 6,650.8 5,162.6 4,806.0 4,369.2 4,077.7 4,610.3 5,059.5 5,516.1 6,928.7 6,391.7 6,451.5 8,105.1  
   Latvia 637.6 567.9 524.6 472.5 374.8 379.9 442.3 454.9 509.9 641.6 730.4 822.8 1,196.6  
   Lithuania  1,049 1,346 1,405 1,346 1,109 1,023 1,007 1,072 1,309 1,462 1,682 1,601 2,490  
   Malta 56 64 79 111 120 136 147 137 98 85 82 82 79  
   Poland 17,891 18,949 15,780 13,432 11,008 10,966 12,737 11,971 12,611 16,086 16,948 18,135 25,183  
   Romania 11,620 10,011 11,022 10,789 8,145 7,269 9,400 9,362 11,940 15,847 14,602 16,209 17,351  
   Slovenia 730.9 773.7 888.0 870.3 863.4 1,016.6 1,038.2 1,075.9 778.6 806.5 775.3 754.4 801.8  
   Slovak 
   Rep. 1,038 1,134 1,364 1,242 1,121 1,256 1,458 1,465 1,175 1,198 1,124 1,162 1,253  
                                                      
14 This list is drawn on the Secretariat's own responsibility and is  without prejudice to the rights and positions of the Members ;  Members will decide on the final version 
of the list.  
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 Page 7Member 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 
Iceland  234 234 213 258 276 266 212 235 286 334  410 396 470 404 
Israel 3,474  3,711  3,523  3,533  3,164  3,375  3,311  3,239  3,533  3,907  4,358 4,710 5,597 6,998 
Japan 111,061.64 93,768.91 82,776.40 79,601.92 85,979.17 84,461.11 72,649.14 74,988.00 80,262.17 82,930.69 76,957.84 73,038.71   
Korea, 
Republic of 35,044 36,422 32,224 22,257 28,110 29,434 26,139 26,895 27,882 32,786     
Mexico 21,910.1 25,748.5 28,422.6 28,747.9 29,299.7 31,232.8 33,699.3 32,626.0 32,107.5 34,266.5 36,114.4  39,501.5 44,391.4 48,695.8 
New 
Zealand 6,096 6,259 5,986 5,300 5,154 4,740 5,699 7,737 8,134 9,199e 9,662e 8,942e   
Norway 3,281 3,294 2,983 2,875 2,740 2,429 2,300 2,620 3,035 3,191     
South 
Africa 8,255 8,494 8,784 7,808 7,330 6,744 6,057 6,486 9,613 11,269 11,202 11,148 12,971p 14,506p 
Switzerland 10,188 9,447 8,056 7,816 7,118 6,563 6,288 6,770 7,728 8,762 8,310 7,995 8,895 10,381p 
Chinese 
Taipei 11,714 11,744 9,790 8,379 9,317 8,762 7,775 7,473 7,582 8,637 9,034 8,979 8,947  
Thailand 18,976 20,449 17,394 14,864 15,043 13,048 11,881 12,458 14,554 15,031     
United 
States 193,008  206,838  206,222  191,729  186,128  191,665  199,993  195,013  217,558  236,870  238,309  246,569 311,228  
Source :  Members' notifications and submissions in response to the Secretariat requests of October 2004 and October 2009. 
 
Notes : p provisional 
  e estimation  
(i) Data in regular font refer to figures submitted in response  to the Secretariat request;  data in italics refer to notified data. 
(ii) Figures have been rounded to the nearest million.   
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Page 8 Table 2b - Total Value of Agricultural Produc tion (1995-2008) of other Members (Million US$)15  
Member 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 
Albania      1,237 1,256 1,316 1,557 1,907 1,992 2,097  2,296  2,347 
Armenia             1,856  
Bangladesh 7,267 7,514 7,721 8,343 8,225          
Chile 3,635 3,210 3,418 3,422 3,070 3,254 2,588 2,641 2,987 3,582 4,037 4,632 4,705 7,721.84p 
China  223,167.1  244,562.3   259,417.5   267,137.7  265,580.9  268,154.6  282,181.2  294,923.9   320,702.9  394,123.2  432,378.8  462,015.5  584,249.6  759,940.3  
Dominican 
Republic   
1,349,345    
907,427     
1,062,437    
1,080,463   
875,115   
838,209   
875,822    
877,337    
679,468   
790,125     
Ecuador 2,597  2,606  2,802  2,307  1,653  1,466  1,699  1,836  1,986  1,989 2,154 2,416 2,665p 3,077e 
FYR of 
Macedonia 16 1,064 1,027 897 868 848 761 717 751 1,101  1,207  1,260 1,353 1,466  
Georgia 2,598 1,536 1,478 1,394 1,042 940 1,014 982 1,154      
Honduras 641 538 508 508 471 916 887 853 846 970 1,100 1,182 1,379  
India 76,736 85,280 84,972 104,957 108,103 103,116 106,106 102,801 122,422 130,543 149,581 161,934 208,753  
Indonesia 84,190  94,703  89,862  39,754 58,313 56,752 54,045 73,930 88,709 97,046 83,777 106,850 126,875 71,098 
Jamaica 519.4 553,0 520.2 437.2 458.1 530.6 565.1 614.5 551.4 575.7 495.7 554.1   
Jordan 17 817 834 838 781 752 761 786 831 866 977 1078 1159 1411  
Kenya         4,486.20 4,840.00 5,732.23 6,718.39 7,839.72 7,883.50 
Malaysia 5,670 5,375 5,592 5,810 4,972 4,063 3,722 5,237 6,091 6,857 6,500 7,208 11,674 14,852 
Moldova 18  1,008 1,103 889 608 665 672 698 739      
Mongolia 565 480 463 429 402 382 358 319 363 430 618 796 1,109 1,376 
Namibia     180.2 194.70 134.20 171.50 247.77 360.44 310.81 424.50 383.23 407.25 
                                                      
15 This list is drawn on the Secretariat's own responsibility and is  without prejudice to the rights and positions of the Members ;  Members will decide on the final version 
of the list. 
16 Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base Overall 
Trade-Distorting Domestic Support (OTDS) u nder paragraph 9 of  document TN/AG/W/4/Rev. 4, 6 December 2008, as very recently-acce ded Member. 
17 Jordan has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS und er paragraph 7 of document 
TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as net food-importing developing countr y listed in document G/AG/5/Rev.8. 
18 Moldova has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be  required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS un der paragraph 9 and footnote 1 
of document TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as small low-income recently-acceded Member with  economy in transition.  
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Nepal      2,839 2,884 2,952 3,328 3,619 3,858  4,232 5,228 5,115p 
Nicaragua 780 888 858 863 834 939 892 861 877 989 1,109 1,188 1,265 p 1,480p 
Oman (a) 362 384 398 388 402 388 414 404 471 450 457 500 564 647 
Oman (b) 247 262 278 266 274 262 276 273       
Pakistan 18,008 18,609 18,963 18,986 18,001 16,202 15,715 19,893 23,109 24,896 26,265 30,040   
Paraguay 3,059 3,389 3,299 2,931 2,606 2,618 2,232 1,838 2,219      
Peru 3,985 4,584 4,448 5,302 4,571 4,386 4,468 4,312 4,639 5,171 5,557 6,267 7,266 9,428 
Philippines 13,449 15,309 14,389 10,273 12,082 10,389 9,349 9,934 10,000      
Saudi Arabia 19            10,869   
Trinidad and 
Tobago 302 314 330 314 315 330 332 363 331 315 306 319p 316p  
Tunisia 20 2,422.3 3,074.8 2,903.3  2,874.1  2,934.2  2,436.6  2,362.1  2,177.0  3,085.3  3,602.3  3,499.0  3,735.5    
Turkey 44,847 45,139 40,037 43,547 43,462 42,896 30,649 32,450 45,839 55,998      
                                                      
19 Saudi Arabia has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OT DS under paragraph 9 of  
document TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 20 08, as very recently-acceded Member. 
20 Tunisia has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS un der paragraph 7 of  document 
TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as net food-importing developing countr y listed in document G/AG/5/Rev.8.  
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Ukraine 21 11,514 14,634 16,125 13,743 9,183 9,973 12,142 12,250 12,154 15,761 18,066 18,956 21,779 29,155 
Uruguay 2,462,351 2,287,793 2,212,061 2,326,860 1,708,086 1,731,444 1,606,100 1,591,690 1,842,453 2,271,490 2,208,800 2,457,700 3,041,500 4,635,1 00 
Viet Nam  22  7,746.53  8,375.77   8,506.75   8,631.07  9,210.02  9,115.69  8,842.13  9,491.37   9,926.56  10,954.87  11,560.85  12,370.47  14,713.05  22,258.42  
Source :  Members' notifications and submissions in response to the Secretariat requests of October 2004 and October 2009. 
 
Notes : p provisional 
  e estimation 
 
(i) Data in regular font refer to figures submitted in response  to the Secretariat request;  data in italics refer to notified data. 
(ii) Figures have been rounded to the nearest million. 
(iii) For the explanatory notes (a) to (b), see the technical note s pertaining to the Member concerned in Annex 1 to this paper .
                                                      
21 Ukraine has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be  required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS un der paragraph 9 of  document 
TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as very recently-acceded Member. 
22 Viet Nam has a Final Bound Total AMS commitment but shall not be  required to undertake reduction commitment in its Base OTDS u nder paragraph 9 of  document 
TN/AG/W/4/Rev.4, 6 December 2008, as very recently-acceded Member.  TN/AG/S/21/Rev.5 
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  Annex 1 
 
General Note 
 
Exchange rates  
 
Where data were provided in domestic currency, th ey were converted into US dollars using the 
exchange rates from the IMF's "International Fina ncial Statistics", except in the case of Chinese 
Taipei where the annual exchange rates were s ourced from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 
FYR Macedonia where the annual exchange rate for 1995-1998 was sourced from the US Federal 
Reserve, and Ukraine where the annual exchange for 1995 was sourced from the National Bank of 
Ukraine.  The IMF exchange rates are period averages for the relevant calendar, financial or marketing year 
specified in the Schedule or submission  of the Me mber concerned.  For Australia, the exchange rates 
are averages for the period 1 July to 30 June.  For the European Communities of 15 Member States, 
the exchange rates are averages for the period 1 Ju ly to 30 June.  For FYR Macedonia, the exchange 
rate of ECU/US$ was used for 1995-1998.  For Nepal,  the exchange rates are averages for the period 
1 July to 30 June.  For New Zealand, the exch ange rates are averages for the period 1 April to 
31 March.  For South Africa, average calendar y ear (e.g. the second period of the production year) 
exchange rates were used.  In the case of Georgia, the average for the year 1995 is based on the period 
October-December 1995.  For Japan, the exchange rates are averages for the peri od 1 April-31 March.  
For Kenya, the exchange rates ar e averages for the period 1 July to  30 June.  For Namibia, the 
exchange rates are averages for the period 1 April-31 March. 
 
Technical Notes 
 
 Argentina
 
 Data submitted in US dollars.  Gross Value of Agricultural Production (GVAP):  only the sum of agricultural crops and livesto ck breeding was considered. 
 
Australia
 
 Data for Gross Value of Farm Production have been submitted for the years 1995/96 to 2008/09.  
Source:  Australian Bureau of Agricultural and Resource Economics (ABARE). 
 
Brazil
 
 Data from the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Food Supply of Brazil.  For the years 1999 to 2004, data from the domestic s upport notifications were used. 
 
Canada
 
 Total agricultural  value of production (VOP) data for 1995 to 2007 has been revised to take into 
account revised historical Statistics Canada  data published in November 2008 and to exclude price-
related direct payments previously included in the calculation of Canada’s agricultural VOP. 
 
Methodology is as follows: value of production for mo st products is equal to total market receipts 
(source: Statistics Canada).  For major grains a nd oilseeds (wheat and durum, barley, corn, canola, 
soybeans, oats) the value of production is equal to  production multiplied by price (main source: 
Statistics Canada).  VOP is reported on a crop year basis for grains and oilseeds and on calendar year 
basis for all other products.  The price-relate d direct payments are no longer included in the 
calculation of  Canada’s agricultural VOP figures. TN/AG/S/21/Rev.5 
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  The submission of these data is without prejudice to any future data on the value of production that 
Canada might submit, including taking into account how value of production is estimated. 
 Chile
 
 
Data pertain to Chile's agricultural gross domestic product (GDP).  Agricultural GDP is the variable 
the Central Bank of Chile uses as an approximati on of the total value of agricultural production.  
Source:  Central Bank of Chile.  For the years 2003-2007, data from the domestic support notifications have been used.  
China
 
 China became WTO Member on 11 December 2001.  Cert ain adjustment may have to be made due to 
the change of statistical methods.  
Colombia
 
 Value of agricultural production for agriculture, livestock, hunting and forestry.  Source:  DANE, 
Annual National Accounts.  Costa Rica
 
 
Gross value of production of main primary activities of the agricultural sector.  Are excluded forestry, pisciculture and fisheries.  Source:  Ministery of Foreign Trade.  Croatia
 
 
Source:  Central Bureau of Statistics.  Dominican Republic
 
 Source: Ministerio de Agricultura. Departamen tos de Economia Agropecuaria y Seguimiento,  
Control y Evaluación. 
 Ecuador
 
 Data on value of agricultural GDP (agriculture, hunting and forestry) was communicated in US 
dollars.  Source:  Central Bank of Ecuador. 
 European Union 27
 
 For the period 2003-2007 EAA data as at 14 Septem ber 2010 were used.  For the period prior to 2003 
the reported values are the result of the addition of  Eurostat EU-information and the data from New 
Member States (NMS) national sources as indicated below.  Where necessary for the calculation of 
the EU27 figure in Euro, Eurostat annual average exchange rates were used for the conversion of 
national currency to Euro.   European Union 15 
 
 
The reported value of agricultural production is the va lue at producer prices as contained (in Euro's) in 
the Eurostat database (Economic Accounts for Agriculture, EAA) on 14 September 2010.  The producer price (not including VAT) is defined by the System of National Accounts 1993 (SNA 93), i.e. the ex-farm price.  The ex-farm price is net of taxes and subsidies.  The value reported 
corresponds to the total of crop and animal output (New Cronos Code 14000).  Agricultural Services 
are therefore not included.  TN/AG/S/21/Rev.5 
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   New Member States (NMS)  
 Where available, the reported NMS values were take n from the same Eurostat database as the values 
reported for EU15 (EAA on 14 September 2010) an d therefore following the same methodology. 
 
However, a number of values for the NMS are not cont ained in the Eurostat database.  In those cases 
national sources were used and th e applied methodologies are not necessarily fully harmonised with 
the EAA method.  The countries and years concerned are:  
Cyprus:  national s ources for 1995-2002. 
 
Czech Republic:  national sources for 1995-1997.  Hungary:  as reported in WTO notifications for 1995-1996.  
Latvia:  national sources for 1995-1997. 
 Malta:  EU Commission estimates on the b asis of national sources for 1995-1997. 
 Poland:  national sources for 1995-1997.  
Romania:  Romanian Statistical Yearbook – Nati onal Institute for Statistics.  1995-1997 ROL data 
was converted to RON. 
 Reported values for NMS that currently are in the Eurozone are in Euros whereas the values for the 
NMS currently outside the Eurozone are in national currency. 
 
  Former Yugoslav Republic (FYR) of Macedonia
 
 Data provided in Euros.  Source:  State Statistical Office.  
Georgia
 
 Source:  Ministry of Agriculture of Georgia.  Honduras
 
 
Source:  Banco Central de Honduras – S ubgerencia de Est udios Económicos. 
 Iceland
 
 Source:  Statistics Iceland/Agricultural Economics Institute. 
 
India
 
 Data provided for financial years.  Source:  Centra l Statistical Organisation and Reserve Bank of India 
(exchange rates). 
 
Indonesia
 
 Source:  Indonesian Central Bureau of Statistics (2008) – Input/output tables 1995, 2000, and 2005. TN/AG/S/21/Rev.5 
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  Jamaica
 
 Livestock comprises the following:  milk, eggs, fi sh, poultry, mutton, pork, and beef and veal.  
Source:  Economic and Social Survey.  
Japan
 
 Data have been updated to include mushroom production.  Source:  Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry 
and Fisheries, "Statistics of Agricultural Inco me Produced" and "Statistics on forestry income 
produced". 
 
Jordan
 
 Data provided:  Gross output at current prices.  Sour ce:  Department of Statistics.  For the years 2003 
and 2004, data from the domestic suppor t notifications have been used. 
 
Republic of Korea
 
 Data for 1995-2004 have been updated to include seaw eed products that used to be categorized by 
Korea as NAMA products.  Source:  Food, Agricultur e, Forestry and Fisheries Statistical Yearbook, 
and Fishery Production Statistical System. 
 
Table:  Value of Seaweed Production by the Republic of Korea, 1995-2004 
 
Currency 1995 1996 1997  1998 1999 2000 2 001 2002 2 003 2004 
KW bn 292.1 248.0 265.9 322.6 240.0 148.9 176.3 204.0 207.9 261.7
US$ million  379 308 280 230 202 132 137 163 175 229
Source :  Fishery Production Statistical System, Korea. 
 
Malaysia  
 Source:  Department of Statistics. 
 
Mexico
 
 The value of production corresponds to the sum of the agricultural and livestock production (source:  
Sistema de Información Agroalimentaria de Consulta  (SIACON) of the Servicio de Información 
Agroalimentaria y Pesquera  (SIAP)) and the value of sugar production (source: INFOAZÚCAR and 
the Comité Nacional para el Desarrollo Sustentable de la Caña de Azúcar (CNDSCA)) less the value 
of sugar cane production (in order to avoid double counting).  Data are also available for 2009: Mex$ of 199 1 82,275.6 million, and US$ 40,575.9 million. 
 
Following deflators were used for the conversion from current pesos to 1991 pesos: 
 
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 
1.8306 2.4600 2.9673 3.4400 4.0105 4.3912 4.6708 4.9058 5.1289 5.3693 5.5834 5.7861 6.0156 6.3239 6.6589 
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  Moldova  
 Data was broken down by vegetal origin, animal or igin and services.  Source:  Ministry of Economy 
of the Republic of Moldova.  
Mongolia
  
 Data for gross agricultural output (at current prices)  also broken down by livestock and crops.  Main 
agricultural products of Mongolia are meat (beef, mu tton and goat, pork), milk , eggs, cereals, wheat, 
potato and other vegetables, wool, cashmere and hides and skins.  Source:  Ministry of Industry and 
Trade of Mongolia. 
 Namibia
 
 The agricultural production value data is inclusive of livestock and crop farming.  Source:  Ministry of 
Agriculture, Water and Forestry. 
 Nepal
 
 Data for gross output (at current prices) includes both agriculture and forestry.  
New Zealand
 
 Data was obtained from New Zealand's system of na tional accounts and is base d on March years.  The 
data is total agricultural gross revenue less the va lue of agricultural services and non-farm income.  
This data is not inclusive of income in th e agricultural processing sector.  Data for 2004-2006 are 
estimates. 
 Nicaragua
 
 Data include green coffee ( café oro ), sugar cane, basic grains, othe r agricultural products, live animals 
and animal products.  Source:  Central Bank of Nicaragua. 
 
Norway
 
 Source:  Norwegian Agricultural Economics Resear ch Institute, Totalkalkylen for landbruket (an 
annual total account for agriculture), a nd  Norwegian Agricultural Authority. 
 
Oman
 
 Two sets of data submitted:  (a) agricultural produc tion (e.g. agricultural sector domestic product, plus 
the sector's production requisites) and (b) gross dom estic product of the agricultural sector.  Source:  
Ministry of National Economy, Annual Statistical Book. 
 
Pakistan 
 
 Data submitted in US dollars for the years 1995 to 2006.  
Paraguay
 
 Total Value of Agricultural Production (Estimate).  The basic and official economic statistics of the 
Republic of Paraguay, prepared and published by the Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP), contain no 
total value of agricultural production that meets th e definition of agricultural products in the WTO 
Agreement on Agriculture (Annex 1).  The values provided are therefore an approximation worked 
out using official data from the national accounts. TN/AG/S/21/Rev.5 
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  In addition to this problem, it should be noted that  economic statistics in ge neral have considerable 
limitations.  Currently, Paraguay draws up its  national accounts using the conceptual and 
methodological framework of the 1953 version (Revis ion: 2) of the United Nations System of 
National Accounts.  The base year or reference period is 1982, which is per se  outdated and has little 
capacity to represent current charact eristics of the economy, failing to reflect adequately changes in 
the characteristics of agricultural production.  In this connection, with the cooperation of the IADB, 
the BCP is developing a medium-term programme geared to implementing national accounts with 
updated methodological procedures and a new base y ear (1994), which is closer to the current 
circumstances of the Paraguayan economy.  
Source:  Drawn up by MAG-CECII using data of the Central Bank of Paraguay (BCP), Directorate of 
Economic Studies ( Gerencia de Estudios Económicos ), National Accounts and Domestic Market 
Department, Asuncion, November 2004.  Peru
 
 
Source: Ministry of Agriculture (value of pr oduction data) and Central Reserve Bank of Peru 
(exchange rates).  Philippines
 
 
The figures for the value of production of key agri cultural products at current prices were also 
provided.  Sources:  Selected Statistics on Agricultu re 2000, BAS;  Selected Statistics on Agriculture 
2001, BAS;  Selected Statistics on Agriculture 2002,  BAS;  Selected Statistics on Agriculture 2004, 
BAS;  Selected Statistics on Agriculture 2005, BAS.  
South Africa
 
 Data for Gross Value of Agricultural Production pr ovided for the period 1994/95 to 2006/07, based on 
production years.  Data for the year 2006/07 – R 91,384,553,000 and for the year 2007/08 – R 119,839,842,000 - are preliminary.  Source:  Abstract of Agricultural Statistics, Department of Agriculture. 
 
Switzerland
 
 Values at current basic prices.  Values are part of Economic Accounts for Agriculture (EEA).  These 
do not include small producers, nor horticultural services (landscape architecture).  Source:  Swiss 
Federal Statistical Office. 
 Provisional data are also available for 2009:  SwF 10,695 million and US$ 9,811.927 million. 
 Chinese Taipei
 
 
Data provided for the years 1995 to 2007.  Total Agricultural Production is the sum of Agricultural 
Production (as reported in Agricultural Statistics Yearbook ) and Forage Production.  The Agricultural 
Statistics Yearbook  of the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu features 
the official statistics for Agriculture which covers cr ops, animals, forestry and fisheries sectors.  The 
agricultural production values as contained in this  paper only include crops and animals production 
consistent with the WTO definition.  Up to the year 2006, forage production was not included in the 
statistics for crops production.  Thailand
 
 
Source:  Office of Agricultural Economics, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives. 
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  Trinidad and Tobago  
 Data for the total value of agricultural production al so broken down by type of activity such as export 
agriculture, domestic agriculture and sugar industry.  Prepared by:  Agricultural Data and Information 
Unit, Ministry of Agriculture, Land and Marine Resources.  Source:  Central Statistical Office 
(C.S.O.),  CSO Agricultural Reports, Production A ccount Estimates representing the actual value of 
agriculture production before input costs and depr eciation are deducted and adjustments for value 
added are made.  Discrepancies with the figures presen ted in this data set and the initial submission 
for the period 1995-2004 is a result of the revision of figures by the CSO.  
Turkey
 
 Data for agricultural GDP submitted in US dollars (including the average exchange rates).  The 
figures for the value of production of some agricultural products were also provided. 
 
Ukraine
 
 Data for 1995 (c) are in the provisional currency, Kar bovanets (Krb).  The exch ange rate to convert 
Krb into US$ was sourced from the National Bank of Ukraine (1US$=147463 Krb).  In August 1996, 
a new official currency - the Hryvnia (UAH) - wa s introduced at par with the provisional currency 
1 UAH = 100,000 Krb. 
 
United States
 
 Data have been updated to take into account both revised technical data and corrections as well as a 
missing category.  Specifically, ducks and other poultr y had not been included in the previous data.  
Source:  primarily National Agricultural Statis tics Service (NASS) as per footnotes in US 
notifications.  Cash receipts reported by the Economic  Research Service were used for fruits and nuts, 
vegetables, horses and mules, other livestock, and "other crops", excluding cash receipts for some 
specific crops that are available as actual value of production in NASS reports.  Uruguay
 
 
Value of production data have also been notified for most of the years in Uruguayan peso.  Source:  
Central Bank of Uruguay.  Viet Nam
 
 
Total value of agricultural production was also submitted by sub-groups:  crops, livestock, and 
services.  Source: General Statistics Department of Viet Nam.    
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