|
(ha) |
(mt) |
(000s |
(mt) |
(000. CYP) |
(mt) |
(000s |
(mt) |
% | |
|
1990 |
8,00 ____0_ |
185,90 _______0 |
30,848 |
14,209 |
2,76 _____5_ |
146,07 _______4 |
28,99 _______5 |
54,035 |
344 |
|
1995 |
9,90 ____0_ |
234,00 _______0 |
42,935 |
8,996 |
2,90 ______5 |
186,91 _______1_ |
43,07 ______1_ |
56,027 |
418 |
|
2001 |
5,71 ______5 |
121,00 _______0 |
24,998 |
8,625 |
2,26 |
75,763 |
17,51 _________1 |
53,862 |
225 |
Source: Statistical Service
Table 8. Tomato group and similar products production and consumption profile
|
Year |
Area |
Local |
Imports |
Exports |
Consumpti |
SSR | |||
|
(ha) |
(mt) |
(000s |
(mt) |
(000s |
(mt) |
(000s |
(mt) |
%~ | |
|
1990 |
2,43 ______5 |
82,800 |
18,150 |
0^^ |
0 |
3,220 |
1,113 |
79,580 |
104 |
|
1995 |
2,47 |
97,000 |
21,162 |
260 |
168 |
1,157 |
232 |
96,103 |
101 |
|
2001 |
2,36 _____6 |
102,00 |
31,367 |
434 |
106 |
1,007 |
392 |
101.527 |
100 |
Source: Statistical Service
Table 9. Citrus group production and consumption profile
|
Year |
Area |
Local |
Imports |
Exports |
Consumpti |
SSR | |||
|
(ha). |
(mt) |
(000s |
(mt) |
(000s |
(mt) |
(000s |
(mt) |
% | |
|
1990 |
7,25 |
200,00 _______0 |
19,005 |
0^^ |
0 |
118,00 ________8 |
21,86 |
81,992 |
244 |
|
1995 |
7,05 |
176,00 _______0 |
15,363 |
0^^ |
0^^ |
91,251 |
16,79 |
84,749 |
208 |
|
2001 |
5,34 |
122,30 _______0 |
16,931 |
0^^ |
3^^ |
65,193 |
14,71 7 |
57,107 |
214 |
Source: Statistical Service
Table 10. Export and import of total agricultural products (in 1000$)
|
___________________Year___________________ | |||||
|
1999, |
2000_ |
2001_ |
2002_ |
2003_ | |
|
Exports - Val (1000$) |
473,00 _______0 |
411,65 _______1_ |
401,28 ________5 |
243,89 ________8 |
262,43 _______8 |
|
Imports - Val (1000$) |
682,12 ________9 |
707,25 _______6 |
646,86 _______4 |
488,20 ________5 |
513,34 ______2_ |
Source: FAOSTAT
|
_________Table 11. Export and import of main agricultural products (in 1000$)__________ | |||||
|
________________________Year________________________ | |||||
|
1999, |
2000_ |
2001_ |
2002_ |
2003_ | |
|
Barley___________________________ | |||||
|
_____________Imports - (1000$) |
24,922 |
39,732 |
40,763 |
30,139 |
34,871 |
|
______________Exports - (1000$) |
_________0 |
_________0 |
_________0 |
_________0 |
_________0 |
|
Cheese of Sheep Milk__________ | |||||
|
_____________Imports - (1000$) |
467 |
470 |
185 |
145 |
238 |
|
______________Exports - (1000$) |
5,505 |
6,411 |
6,672 |
9,643 |
11,137 |
|
Grapefruit and Pomelos________ | |||||
|
_____________Imports - (1000$) |
0 |
0 |
1 |
0 |
0 |
|
______________Exports - (1000$) |
8,203 |
4,761 |
6,594 |
7,443 |
11,170 |
|
Grapes________________________ | |||||
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