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ManufacturingIndustries manufacturières2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 Pays ou zoneAug-août Sept-sept Oct-oct Nov-nov Dec - déc Jan-janv Feb-févr Mar-mars Apr-avril May-mai June-juin July-juil Aug-aoûtThousand square metres - Milliers de mètres carrés1 560 2 478 2 341 2 477 1 737 1 898 1 694 3 217 2 778 2 643 2 692 … … Autriche3 18 8 7 95 1 1 1 … … … … … Azerbaïdjan5 200 5 400 5 400 5 500 5 600 4 429 5 042 5 235 4 826 4 653 3 853 3 417 3 264 Bélarus1 308 1 750 1 775 1 802 1 344 1 026 938 1 102 1 692 1 002 1 163 1 078 797 Bulgarie 11 645 1 853 1 672 1 460 1 796 1 550 1 190 1 003 1 389 1 181 1 750 2 318 1 280 Croatie316 480 554 573 1 030 … … … … … … … … Cuba 240 81 245 45 44 43 49 58 39 61 53 60 35 Estonie 3277 609 652 597 429 … … … … … … … … Hongrie 4, 52 424 360 2 352 990 2 357 000 2 440 030 2 392 960 2 299 420 2 338 490 2 381 980 2 294 580 2 445 490 2 512 020 … … Inde16 301 16 877 17 769 18 153 18 643 10 377 9 943 11 052 10 418 9 503 10 266 10 655 … Japon2 344 2 988 3 605 3 481 4 114 … … … … … … … … Kazakhstan… … … … … … … … … … … … … Kirghizistan20 24 26 23 14 8 14 22 13 25 23 2 15 Lituanie6, 7, 884 950 84 000 84 100 84 500 85 000 84 800 84 100 85 500 83 000 82 500 82 000 82 372 … Pakistan6 477 7 384 7 695 7 084 6 659 5 912 5 816 6 490 5 601 4 912 5 611 4 611 5 414 Pologne1 872 2 784 3 293 3 197 2 244 2 046 2 172 2 204 1 810 2 152 2 334 1 681 1 907 Roumanie123 000 129 000 141 000 138 000 146 000 111 000 134 000 142 800 140 800 98 700 113 400 116 500 … Fédération de Russie 1124 435 673 585 527 169 343 646 296 411 282 254 249 Serbie0 92 91 91 92 72 95 106 87 93 … … … L'ex-R. y. de Macédoine2 942 2 755 3 016 2 858 3 985 1 555 2 096 3 888 2 864 1 971 3 162 3 244 1 956 Ukraine18 800 16 500 19 000 20 500 20 300 19 200 10 700 15 900 17 700 15 500 16 700 28 200 28 300 Viet NamThousand metres - Milliers de mètres4 370 4 415 4 481 4 481 4 493 4 350 4 385 … … … … … … Bangladesh 94 999 000 5 199 000 5 168 000 5 311 000 5 530 000 4 590 000 5 480 000 4 970 000 5 280 000 5 410 000 5 800 000 5 680 000 … Chine400 254 307 264 265 … … … … … … … … Kenya2 075 1 811 1 669 1 369 1 489 1 439 1 291 1 213 958 1 582 1 624 … … Myanmar2 990 3 523 3 239 3 157 2 700 2 778 2 820 3 205 2 930 3 259 3 453 3 416 … Pérou56 858 58 562 70 824 62 879 71 607 62 577 61 662 82 777 71 503 80 519 79 040 80 407 66 014 TurquieOctober 2010 – octobre 2010 127
ManufacturingIndustries manufacturières25Woven cotton fabrics productionThousand square metres, thousand metres or metric tons [continued]Production de tissus de cotonEn milliers de mètres carrés, milliers de mètres ou tonnes [suite]Country or area 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009 2009Mar-mars Apr-avril May-mai June-juin July-juilMetric tons - tonnes métriquesArmenia … … … … … … 1 2 0 0 1 0France 17 085 15 238 12 966 12 349 11 161 9 654 6 845 8 248 7 755 6 925 7 388 6 421Germany 10 841 9 308 8 577 7 764 6 560 5 097 4 344 4 143Mexico 10 647 9 798 11 437 10 445 10 598 10 331 10 503 9 538 9 319 9 854 11 023 11 568Source:United Nations Statistics Division, country responses to the Monthly Bulletin of Statistics questionnaire, supplemented by international and national publications.Note:Figures for annual averages are derived from reported monthly data and from data reported for the Industrial Commodity Statistics Yearbook.1 Finished fabrics.2 Includes woven cotton fabrics and mixed fabrics.3 Monthly figures: production by establishments employing 50 or more persons, starting 2010 - 20 or more.4 Woven cotton fabrics with less than 200 g/m 2 weight only.5 Production by establishments employing 50 or more persons.6 Including finished fabrics.7 Mill production only.8 Annual figures: average of 12 months beginning 1 July of the year stated9 Annual figures: average of 12 months ending 30 June of the year statedOctober 2010 – octobre 2010 128
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