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Figure 6: Development of MED’s exports to the EU and preferential quota for oranges

Morocco

Cyprus

• Exports

■ Quota

Table 5: Orange quota filling rates (orange exports in % of quota)

	1991	1992	1993	1994	1995	1996	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004
Morocco	132	106	91	86	59	54	39	35	33	26	26	21	25	46
Israel	32	33	23	17	28	58	57	47	35	27	27	15	12	12
Cyprus	-	-	-	-	-	-	38	25	18	16	19	21	19	19
Egypt	279	347	264	92	184	105	61	54	50	68	95	170	195	114
Tunisia	75	69	72	73	73	64	45	69	61	69	61	61	48	53
Average	130	139	113	67	86	70	48	46	39	41	46	58	60	49

Sources: Eurostat (various issues), European Union (various issues), own calculations.

The corresponding quota filling rates, equal to the orange exports in percentage of the total
orange quota, are given in Table 5. Morocco’s and Egypt’s orange exports actually exceed
their quotas in some years during the 1990s, but fall below afterwards. Morocco’s filling rate
has been under 50% since 1997. The removal of the TRQ in 2004 caused an increase of the
filling rate in that year. Egypt exceeds its quota in 2002 to 2004 due to the rise of Egyptian

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