PEPPER, whole (black <strong>and</strong> white) 1995 1996 1997 volume value volume value volume value South Africa 770 888 519 831 340 630 Thail<strong>and</strong> 628 1,268 472 975 301 722 Source: Eurostat CAPSICUM, dried whole (red/green peppers, chillies) 1995 1996 1997 volume value volume value volume value Total 8,684 12,046 9,291 16,194 14,201 25,475 Intra-EU 1,010 1,704 864 1,803 883 2,122 Extra-EU 7,674 10,342 8,427 14,391 13,318 23,353 Developing countries 7,440 9,953 8,247 14,004 13,038 22,538 Zimbabwe 3,754 4,616 2,731 4,501 4,736 7,636 South Africa 1,307 1,618 712 1,090 2,241 3,673 India 490 564 708 956 1,688 2,302 Morocco 151 164 2,182 3,810 1,369 1,895 China 100 144 59 147 915 1,811 Jamaica 678 1,135 650 1,195 567 1,208 Mexico 392 575 540 740 487 733 Malawi 148 256 136 273 357 1,300 Brazil 195 372 279 677 193 703 Guatamala 7 9 29 48 175 265 Nigeria 31 44 36 51 134 442 Bulgaria 0 0 17 10 77 314 USA 71 151 88 171 71 114 Source: Eurostat 115
GINGER 1995 1996 1997 volume value volume value volume value Total 14,659 16,470 17,047 21,465 18,253 27,034 Intra-EU 1,874 3,228 2,725 4,710 2,965 5,285 Extra-EU 12,785 13,242 14,322 16,755 15,288 21,749 Developing countries 12,053 12,301 13,422 15,314 14,844 20,870 Costa Rica 1,306 1,498 2,670 3,035 3,859 5,037 Brazil 2,665 2,889 2,599 2,802 2,636 3,812 Nigeria 972 643 1,039 944 2,494 3,024 Thail<strong>and</strong> 1,746 1,848 2,082 2,472 1,633 2,189 Nicaragua 98 84 247 262 1,072 1,208 India 371 611 551 839 1,044 1,757 China 3,330 2,920 2,355 2,568 809 1,880 South Africa 701 892 825 1,082 559 696 Honduras 102 90 182 146 260 212 Indonesia 386 356 570 689 192 273 USA 88 174 259 505 136 280 Singapore 154 133 374 422 113 149 Source: Eurostat CORIANDER 1995 1996 1997 volume value volume value volume value Total 12,354 5,209 13,628 7,007 15,633 12,837 Intra-EU 1,716 1,323 2,680 2,052 2,993 3,481 Extra-EU 10,638 3,886 10,948 4,955 12,640 9,356 Developing countries 1,649 1,056 2,202 1,646 3,845 3,635 Bulgaria 2,389 713 1,165 398 2,514 1,546 Morocco 691 414 1,209 781 1,764 1,624 India 878 510 849 648 1,732 1,737 Russia 3,549 814 4,670 1,390 1,636 878 Romania 487 160 358 171 1,153 724 Egypt 891 539 957 645 1,054 997 Hungary 205 87 437 219 771 379 Ukraine 378 106 431 141 355 173 Czech Republic 65 16 91 43 226 167 Yugoslavia 0 0 97 48 199 124 Myanmar 0 0 98 29 152 85 Tanzania 4 1 0 0 126 82 Thail<strong>and</strong> 24 80 43 115 122 107 Source: Eurostat 116
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