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Republic of the Philippines

Manila

NATIONALSTATISTICSOFFICE

COMMODITY FLOW

in the

PHILIPPINES

1997

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F O R E W O R D

The 1997 Commodity Flow in the Philippines is an annual publicationof the National Statistics Office which provides comprehensive statistics onregional commodity flow by mode of transport. This publication contains detailedstatistics on the quantity and value of coastwise, air and rail trade by commodity,port of origin and destination.

The National Statistics Office acknowledges with sincere thanks andappreciation the support and valuable assistance extended by the PhilippineAirlines, Grand International Airways Inc., the Philippine National Railways, thePhilippine Ports Authority, and the various shipping companies in the collectionof the source documents needed in compiling domestic trade statistics.

TOMAS P. AFRICAAdministrator

Manila, PhilippinesAugust 1998

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGEForeword iiiExplanatory Note vii 1 Background vii 2 Coverage of Commodity Flow Data ix 3 Collection and Processing of Commodity Flow Data ix 4 Commodity classification xi 5 Other Available Data xiBrief Analysis xii

STATISTICAL TABLES

Table 1 Quantity and value of Domestic trade classified by commodity section and by mode of transport: 1996 1 2 Regional commodity flow in the Philippines by mode of transport: 1997 2 3 Total value (in PESO) of domestic trade balances in the Philippines for all commodities by mode of transport: 1997 8 4 Quantity and value of Domestic trade by commodity, section, by island groups and by mode of transport: 1996 9 5 Quantity and value of coastwise trade by Port of Origin: 1996 13 6 Quantity and value of coastwise trade by commodity: 1996 14 7 Quantity and value of coastwise cargo loaded and unloaded by port and commodity: all Quarters 1997 17 8 Quantity, value and freight revenue of air trade in the Philippines by commodity (1 digit level classification), by region of station of origin and by region of destination: 1997 2,523 9 Quantity, value and freight revenue of rail trade in the Philippines by commodity (1 and 2 digit level ), by region of origin and by destination: 1996 2537 10 Number of passenger by port of origin and by year: 1992 - 1996 2538

Section - Air Trade

0 Food and live animals 960 1 Beverages and tobacco 963 2 Crude materials, inedible, except fuels 966 3 Mineral fuels, lubricants and related material 968 4 Animal and vegetable oil, fats and waxes 970 5 Chemicals and related products, n. e. s. 972 6 Manufactured goods classified chiefly by material 976 7 Machinery and transport equipment 980 8 Miscellaneous manufactured articles 982 9 Commodities and transactions n. e. s. 986

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Section - Rail Trade

0 Food and live animals 993 1 Beverages and tobacco 993 2 Crude materials, inedible, except fuels 993 3 Mineral fuels, lubricants and related material 994 4 Animal and vegetable oil, fats and waxes 994 5 Chemicals and related products, n. e. s. 994 6 Manufactured goods classified chiefly by material 994 7 Machinery and transport equipment 995 8 Miscellaneous manufactured articles 995 9 Commodities and transactions n. e. s. 995

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EXPLANATORY NOTE

1. BACKGROUND

In 1974, the National Accounts Staff of the National Economic andDevelopment Authority initiated the Regional Income Accounts Project for thepurpose of presenting the regional disaggregation of the nations domesticproducts. The dearth of statistics at the regional level, however, preventedthe project from presenting the inflow and outflow of goods for the variousregions. In 1976, an Inter Agency Committee on Transportation andCommunication Statistics (IACTCS) was created to develop a rational andintegrated statistical system for the communication sector. The Committeewas chaired by NEDA with National Statistics Office (formerly NationalCensus and Statistics Office), Bureau of Customs (BC), Philippine PortsAuthority (PPA), Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA), Ministry of PublicWorks, Transportation and Communication (MPWTC), Philippine Airlines(PAL), and Philippine National Railways (PNR) as members of the TechnicalCommittee.

1.1 Coastwise Trade Statistics

The NSO, has been recording the movement of commodities by port oforigin and port of destination as contained in the Bureau of Customscoasting manifests (BC Form No. 78) since 1968. However, the datacontained in these documents were insufficient as far as the needs of theIACTCS were concerned. Moreover, data gathering activities for thegeneration of water transport statistics were being independently conductedon basically the same items by the NSO, PPA, BC, and MARINA. To ensureadequacy of information and to avoid duplication of functions the NEDA,NSO, BC, PPA, MARINA AND MPWTC agreed to revise the manifests andthe system for generation of statistics through the Integrated System forCoastwise Shipping Statistics (ISCSS) Project.

The ISCSS was designed to evolve an integrated system designed toefficiently and effectively collect, process and disseminate reliable domesticshipping, trade and port statistics. It was formalized in March 1979 with thesigning of the Memorandum of Agreement by the heads of the participatingagencies. Guided by the concept of decentralized data processing, projectactivities were delineated as follows:

1. The PPA Operations staff was responsible for the proper and appropriatefiling up of the various forms and documents;

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2. PPA was responsible for the collection and initial processing (coding) ofdocuments, but in ports where there no PPA officials, the function was tobe attended to by Bureau of Customs personnel;

3. NSO was to verify coded documents and provide the computer servicesrequired by the ISCSS; and

4. The NSO was to provide the PPA and MARINA with the tabulations theyneed.

1.2 Air Trade Statistics

Through the initiative of the IACTCS, meetings were arranged withofficials of the Philippine Airlines (PAL), the Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB),and other domestic airlines, on the feasibility of collecting cargo manifests assource documents in compiling airway statistics.

On October 1,1976 the NEDA, NSO and PAL signed a memorandum ofAgreement where the parties agreed on the following:

1. PAL was to provide the NSO with their Air waybills (AWB) and otherrelated source documents; and

2. NSO was to take charge of both manual and electronic processing andpublication of results.

As part of this memorandum of agreement, PAL revised the AWB andadded an extra copy to the usual set prepared to accommodate the projectsrequirements. Starting with the documents of September 1977, the projectoperationalized the collection and processing of data on commodities flowingthrough the air transport system.

1.3 Rail Trade Statistics

The project activities geared to the generation of rail trade statisticstook off when NEDA and NSO personnel organized a working committee withthe Phillippine National Railway (PNR) to improve the data system on railwaystatistics. This committee worked on the revision of PNR forms, Daily Reportof Waybills Forwarded and the Express / Freight Shipping Order, to makethem appropriate data gathering instruments for Rail Trade Statistics.

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In August 1977, a training of PNR station agents on the filing-up of therevised forms was conducted at the PNR Central Office. The PNRimplemented the revised DRWF in October 1977 and submitted the results tothe project for evaluation. By the end of 1977 the systems specifications wascompleted. On the following year, the system for the collection andprocessing of rail commodity flow statistics was operationalized.

2. COVERAGE OF COMMODITY FLOW DATA

The trade data contained in this report pertain to the flow of goodsthrough airports, seaports and railway stations in the country, whether forgovernment or private use, or for commercial purposes.

The air waybills were collected from the forty-one (41) PAL - operateddomestic airports while the Daily Report of Outgoing Shipments (DROS) forrail were gathered from 35 or 76% of the 46 PNR stations in the country.

Coasting manifests were collected from 45 major ports and 388 otheractive seaports, comprising 58.12% of the 745 ports listed by PPA all overthe country. The remaining 41.88% are fishing ports which are excluded inthe compilation of data. Detailed coastwise statistics by port presented in thispublication, however, are limited to ports where loaded and / or unloadedcargoes amounted to P1M and above and to commodity items with values ofP1M and above. Statistics for other ports and for other commodities arepresented as aggregates.

3. COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF COMMODITY FLOW DATA

3.1 Coastwise Trade Statistics

Coastwise trade statistics is a compilation of data on commoditiescarried through the water transport system.

The source document for coastwise trade statistics is the OutwardCoasting Manifests (Bureau of Customs Form No. 78), submitted by mastersof vessels plying the inter-island ports to the collectors of PPA or theirauthorized representatives before the vessel leaves the port area. The NSOis provided with copies of these documents which are collected by NSOpersonnel from the PPA Central Offices in the provinces These are thenforwarded to the NSO Central Office in Manila for processing. The coastingcargo manifests contains information on the following:

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1. Port of Origin2. Port of Destination3. Description of Commodity4. Quantity5. Value

Another source document is the Philippine Coastwise PassengerManifests. Information on passengers commuting through the water transportsystem along with the BC Form No. 78 are collected when a vessel carriesboth cargo and passengers. Otherwise, only one document is collected.

3.2 Air Trade Statistics

Air trade statistics is a compilation of data on commodities carriedthrough the air transport system.

Data source for airway trade is the AWB issued by PAL to everyconsignee.

The AWB contains, among others, the following information:

1. Station of origin and destination2. Description of Commodity3. Actual gross weight4. Equivalent volume weight5. Declared value

The acceptance and sales clerks of PAL prepares an extra copy ofevery AWB issued and the corresponding sales report are collected by NSOfield personnel. Reports collected from the provincial sales offices are sorted,bundled, coded and edited in the field before transmittal to the NSO CentralOffice. Documents collected from the Metro Manila sales offices aretransmitted to and processed at the NSO Central Office where transmittalsfrom the field are likewise verified for further processing.

3.3 Railway Trade Statistics

Railway trade statistics is a compilation of data on the movements ofcommodities via the rail transport system.

The basic document used in generating the rail commodity flowstatistics is the DROS (Daily Report of Outgoing Shipment) which is thesummary of the daily cargoes shipped through the PNR. The informationcontained in this form are copied by PNR personnel from the express / freightshipping orders issued for the day. This form includes information namely:

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1. Station of origin and destination2. Description of commodity3. Volume of shipments4. Declared Value5. Freight or express charges

These forms, accomplished by station agents, are collected by NSOfield personnel and submitted to the NSO Central Office for processing.

4. COMMODITY CLASSIFICATION

The commodity classification used in the compilation of the data is the1989 Philippine Standard Commodity Classification (PSCC) which is alignedwith the UN Standard International Trade Classification (SITC) Rev 3.

The classification is presented in six levels of details: section, division,group, subgroup, item and sub-item. Each commodity or commodity group isidentified by a unique code number.

The code number of each commodity is so designed that the first digitidentifies the section; the first two digits, the division; the first three digits, thegroup; first four digits, the sub-group; the first five digits, the item; and theseven digits, the sub-item or specific commodity.

5. OTHER AVAILABLE DATA

Aside from the tabulations presented in this publication, other detailedtables for the year are available at the Trade Statistics Division, Industry andTrade Statistics Department, NSO in computer print-outs. Also, quarterlytabulations are made available to users within the following quarter. Aquarterly publication containing summary tables comes out at a two-quarterlag.

Copies (in computer print-outs, tapes or diskettes) of tables regularlyproduced and user-oriented tables can also be made available to requestingparties at cost and upon approval of the Administrator, National StatisticsOffice, Sta. Mesa, Manila.

COMMODITY FLOW IN THEPHILIPPINES: 1997

Value of domestic trade reaches P307.76 billion

In 1997, the total value of merchandise goods traded within thecountry amounted to P307.76 billion, posting a slight increase of 1.2percent from P304.06 billion recorded in the previous year. Thequantity also jumped to 26.54 million tons from 1996s 25.46 milliontons.

Volumewise, majority of the traded commodities was composedmainly of mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials with 8.09million tons or 30.5 percent of the total. Manufactured goods classifiedchiefly by materials followed at 7.58 million tons (28.6 percent) and foodand live animals at 5.02 million tons (18.9 percent). (See Figure 1.)

0 20 40 60 80 100

Food and Live Animals

Beverages and Tobacco

0 2 4 6 8 10

19961997

Mineral Fuels, Lubricantsand Related Materials

Crude Materials, Inedible,Except Fuels

Animal and VegetableOils, Fats and Waxes

Chemical and RelatedProducts, n.e.s.

Manufactured Goods ClassifiedChiefly by Material

Machinery and TransportEquipment

Miscellaneous ManufacturedArticles

Commodities and TransactionsNot Elsewhere Classifiedin the PSCC

billion pesos million tons

Value and Quantity of Domestic Trade by Commodity Section: 1996 & 1997

Figure 1

Food and live animals registers the highest traded goods

Valuewise, food and live animals registered the highestamounting to P79.73 billion worth of goods or 25.9 percent of the total;followed by mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials with P67.83billion or 22.0 percent of the total value that were traded within thecountry. (See Figure 1.)

Water transport accounts for 99.7 percent

Water transport remained to be the most popular means oftransporting goods with 26.47 million tons or 99.7 percent share of thetotal quantity of commodities were flowed to the different parts of thecountry worth P301.46 billion or 97.9 percent. While air transportfollowed at 2.0 percent or P6.21 billion pesos and the remaining sharefrom rail transport worth 89.63 million pesos only. (See Figure 2.)

Value and Quantity of Domestic Trade by

Mode of Transport: 1996 and 1997

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NCR still dominates domestic trade

By region, NCR accounted for the highest value of merchandisetransported with P73.84 billion or 24.0 percent of the total. Of thereceiving regions, Central Visayas accounted for the highest value ofcommodities shipped out from NCR amounting to P22.94 billion or 31.1percent. This was followed by Southern Mindanao with P15.80 billion(21.4 percent), Northern Mindanao with P10.25 billion (13.9 percent),and Western Visayas with P9.81 billion (13.3 percent). (See Figure 3.)

Visayan regions absorb most of the goods from NCR

Almost 50.1 percent or P37.00 billion worth of goods from NCR

was received by the three Visayan regions while 44.6 percent or P32.95

billion worth of goods was absorbed by Mindanao regions.

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Figure 3

Among the three Visayan regions, Central Visayas reported the

highest trade deficit at P22.39 billion. (See Figure 4.)

On the other hand, inflow for NCR was recorded at P91.21 billion

resulting to an unfavorable balance of trade of P17.38 billion for the

year.

Central Luzon posts the highest trade balance

Central Luzon posted a favorable balance of trade of P49.70

billion. Despite the absence of air and rail transports in the region,

Central Mindanao and Southern Mindanao likewise posted positive

performances with P17.12 billion and P4.24 billion, respectively.

Domest i c Trade Ba lances by Reg ion : 1997

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Iron and steel comprise 14.3 percent of traded goods inNCR

Iron and steel comprised 14.3 percent (403 million kilograms) ofthe total quantity of goods traded from NCR. Various commodities, notelsewhere specified, followed with 12.8 percent share or P10.46 billionworth of goods.

Top commodities from Central Luzon comprised petroleum,petroleum products and related materials, and cereals and cerealpreparations. These goods were valued at P44.36 billion andP2.53 billion, respectively. (See Figure 5.)

In Western Visayas, sugar, sugar preparations and honey were thetop commodity groups with almost 27.9 percent share of the totalquantity.

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TABLE 1. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF DOMESTIC TRADE CLASSIFIED BY COMMODITY SECTION AND BY MODE OF TRANSPORT: 1997(QUANTITY in tonnage, VALUE in thousand pesos)

M O D E O F T R A N S P O R TC O M M O D I T Y S E C T I O N T O T A L W A T E R A I R R A I L

QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE

A L L C O M M O D I T I E S 26,543,516 307,755,009 26,473,841 301,459,173 66,065 6,206,207 3,610 89,629

0 FOOD AND LIVE ANIMALS 5,019,554 79,726,583 4,987,174 78,808,629 30,478 886,867 1,902 31,087

1 BEVERAGES AND TOBACCO 563,816 11,580,980 563,747 11,576,122 67 4,667 2 191

2 CRUDE MATERIALS, INEDIBLE, 1,884,520 15,405,816 1,883,380 15,371,063 1,020 33,178 120 1,575EXCEPT FUELS

3 MINERAL FUELS, LUBRICANTS AND 8,094,163 67,831,144 8,094,155 67,830,543 8 587 * 14RELATED MATERIALS

4 ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE OILS, 212,446 3,934,069 212,444 3,933,827 2 241 * 1FATS AND WAXES

5 CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS 1,194,010 13,480,355 1,191,569 13,167,373 2,259 306,503 182 6,479N.E.S.

6 MANUFACTURED GOODS CLASSIFIED 7,579,979 54,736,713 7,577,661 54,595,415 1,697 125,360 621 15,938CHIEFLY BY MATERIAL

7 MACHINERY AND TRANSPORT 907,226 33,676,194 897,318 32,915,647 9,710 745,838 198 14,709EQUIPMENT

8 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURED 393,688 7,931,399 377,590 7,336,582 15,740 583,440 358 11,377ARTICLES

9 COMMODITIES AND TRANSACTIONS 694,116 19,451,755 688,803 15,923,973 5,086 3,519,525 227 8,257NOT CLASSIFIED ELSEWHERE INTHE PSCC

* - VALUE less than thousand pesos

COMMODITY FLOW IN THE PHILIPPINES 1


TABLE 2. REGIONAL COMMODITY FLOW IN THE PHILIPPINES BY MODE OF TRANSPORT: 1997

(VALUE in thousand pesos)

REGION OF ORIGIN T O T A L M O D E O F T R A N S P O R T

REGION OF DESTINATION (Peso) AIR WATER RAIL

ALL COMMODITIES 307,755,009 6,206,207 301,459,173 89,629

CAR 6,731 6,731 0 0

CAR 0 0 0 0

REGION I 0 0 0 0

REGION II 7 7 0 0

REGION III 0 0 0 0

NCR 3,222 3,222 0 0

REGION IV 234 234 0 0

REGION V 28 28 0 0

REGION VI 2,316 2,316 0 0

REGION VII 733 733 0 0

REGION VIII 101 101 0 0

REGION IX 56 56 0 0

REGION X 6 6 0 0

REGION XI 20 20 0 0

REGION XII 0 0 0 0

A R M M 5 5 0 0

CARAGA 3 3 0 0

REGION I 975,533 467 975,066 0

CAR 0 0 0 0

REGION I 30,048 0 30,048 0

REGION II 156,039 0 156,039 0

REGION III 53,513 0 53,513 0

NCR 22,390 70 22,320 0

REGION IV 34,804 47 34,757 0

REGION V 21,547 7 21,540 0

REGION VI 8,370 0 8,370 0

REGION VII 800 4 796 0

REGION VIII 647,687 3 647,684 0

REGION IX 6 6 0 0

REGION X 130 130 0 0

REGION XI 172 172 0 0

REGION XII 0 0 0 0

A R M M 27 27 0 0

CARAGA 0 0 0 0

REGION II 3,563 2,069 1,494 0

CAR 2 2 0 0

REGION I 21 21 0 0

REGION II 135 135 0 0

REGION III 0 0 0 0

NCR 3,291 1,797 1,494 0

REGION IV 3 3 0 0

REGION V 7 7 0 0

REGION VI 42 42 0 0

REGION VII 9 9 0 0




(VALUE in thousand pesos)(continued)



REGION IX 2 2 0 0

REGION X 3 3 0 0

REGION XI 15 15 0 0

REGION XII 0 0 0 0

A R M M 0 0 0 0

CARAGA 1 1 0 0

REGION III 51,830,116 0 51,830,116 0

CAR 0 0 0 0

REGION I 3,560,352 0 3,560,352 0

REGION II 150,307 0 150,307 0

REGION III 912,353 0 912,353 0

NCR 26,205,923 0 26,205,923 0

REGION IV 4,328,915 0 4,328,915 0

REGION V 151,642 0 151,642 0

REGION VI 2,997,158 0 2,997,158 0

REGION VII 4,289,799 0 4,289,799 0

REGION VIII 857,501 0 857,501 0

REGION IX 1,364,364 0 1,364,364 0

REGION X 2,183,853 0 2,183,853 0

REGION XI 2,677,395 0 2,677,395 0

REGION XII 965,139 0 965,139 0

A R M M 882,402 0 882,402 0

CARAGA 303,010 0 303,010 0

NCR 73,838,242 2,093,829 71,699,384 45,029

CAR 1,057 1,057 0 0

REGION I 1,283 1,261 22 0

REGION II 76,570 4,189 72,381 0

REGION III 629,671 0 629,671 0

NCR 27,863 0 27,863 0

REGION IV 2,531,965 80,310 2,450,210 1,445

REGION V 612,522 42,976 525,961 43,585

REGION VI 9,809,783 306,075 9,503,708 0

REGION VII 22,941,525 664,548 22,276,977 0

REGION VIII 4,253,330 137,742 4,115,588 0

REGION IX 3,699,914 119,239 3,580,675 0

REGION X 10,251,995 158,569 10,093,426 0

REGION XI 15,799,816 498,846 15,300,970 0

REGION XII 902,417 0 902,417 0

A R M M 1,638,288 40,441 1,597,847 0

CARAGA 660,244 38,578 621,666 0

REGION IV 11,228,634 99,245 11,117,305 12,084

CAR 0 0 0 0

REGION I 408,832 0 408,832 0

REGION II 83,956 0 83,956 0

REGION III 133,927 0 133,927 0

NCR 2,198,525 98,899 2,099,384 242






REGION IV 4,329,442 277 4,326,783 2,382

REGION V 1,049,362 2 1,039,901 9,459

REGION VI 810,965 48 810,917 0

REGION VII 673,799 8 673,791 0

REGION VIII 594,874 1 594,873 0

REGION IX 45,284 0 45,284 0

REGION X 192,273 0 192,273 0

REGION XI 461,984 9 461,975 0

REGION XII 67,902 0 67,902 0

A R M M 79,834 0 79,834 0

CARAGA 97,673 0 97,673 0

REGION V 4,200,593 50,315 4,117,762 32,516

CAR 1 1 0 0

REGION I 16 16 0 0

REGION II 0 0 0 0

REGION III 0 0 0 0

NCR 693,601 45,646 628,677 19,278

REGION IV 710,478 23 699,232 11,223

REGION V 1,677,573 1,551 1,674,008 2,014

REGION VI 216,494 1,291 215,203 0

REGION VII 339,956 779 339,177 0

REGION VIII 181,240 80 181,160 0

REGION IX 16,980 89 16,891 0

REGION X 31,098 82 31,016 0

REGION XI 90,661 668 89,993 0

REGION XII 241,605 0 241,605 0

A R M M 43 43 0 0

CARAGA 847 47 800 0

REGION VI 21,820,656 191,026 21,629,630 0

CAR 36 36 0 0

REGION I 201,892 8 201,884 0

REGION II 46 46 0 0

REGION III 223,743 0 223,743 0

NCR 9,067,156 162,234 8,904,922 0

REGION IV 1,407,905 1,617 1,406,288 0

REGION V 534,243 213 534,030 0

REGION VI 4,860,970 31 4,860,939 0

REGION VII 2,965,131 20,328 2,944,803 0

REGION VIII 706,494 1,054 705,440 0

REGION IX 589,130 675 588,455 0

REGION X 404,460 1,019 403,441 0

REGION XI 503,581 3,326 500,255 0

REGION XII 75,035 0 75,035 0

A R M M 231,617 235 231,382 0

CARAGA 49,217 205 49,012 0






REGION VII 33,217,868 414,040 32,803,828 0

CAR 47 47 0 0

REGION I 30 30 0 0

REGION II 8 8 0 0

REGION III 0 0 0 0

NCR 5,866,304 245,567 5,620,737 0

REGION IV 124,313 4,948 119,365 0

REGION V 814,105 3,049 811,056 0

REGION VI 4,231,820 50,783 4,181,037 0

REGION VII 4,535,504 871 4,534,633 0

REGION VIII 4,821,327 2,612 4,818,715 0

REGION IX 1,807,191 22,217 1,784,974 0

REGION X 7,994,191 1,181 7,993,010 0

REGION XI 1,508,785 76,128 1,432,657 0

REGION XII 869,680 0 869,680 0

A R M M 218,807 3,561 215,246 0

CARAGA 425,753 3,036 422,717 0

REGION VIII 11,174,081 19,997 11,154,084 0

CAR 0 0 0 0

REGION I 0 0 0 0

REGION II 3 3 0 0

REGION III 1,102 0 1,102 0

NCR 1,192,986 16,532 1,176,454 0

REGION IV 242,966 9 242,957 0

REGION V 137,749 89 137,660 0

REGION VI 144,746 75 144,671 0

REGION VII 1,350,527 3,024 1,347,503 0

REGION VIII 730,310 0 730,310 0

REGION IX 340,533 20 340,513 0

REGION X 5,213,013 181 5,212,832 0

REGION XI 163,282 56 163,226 0

REGION XII 870,487 0 870,487 0

A R M M 23,324 6 23,318 0

CARAGA 763,052 1 763,051 0

REGION IX 9,672,966 423,149 9,249,817 0

CAR 24 24 0 0

REGION I 1 1 0 0

REGION II 6 6 0 0

REGION III 0 0 0 0

NCR 3,442,072 97,845 3,344,227 0

REGION IV 10,596 65 10,531 0

REGION V 3,065 94 2,971 0

REGION VI 93,613 1,806 91,807 0

REGION VII 1,291,607 5,322 1,286,285 0


REGION IX 2,336,342 172,624 2,163,718 0






REGION X 53,924 366 53,558 0

REGION XI 647,679 3,717 643,962 0

REGION XII 277,060 0 277,060 0

A R M M 1,516,570 140,938 1,375,632 0

CARAGA 92 71 21 0

REGION X 31,896,578 77,863 31,818,715 0

CAR 21 21 0 0

REGION I 123,599 3 123,596 0

REGION II 14 14 0 0

REGION III 0 0 0 0

NCR 12,274,184 74,109 12,200,075 0

REGION IV 1,128,057 28 1,128,029 0

REGION V 386,424 89 386,335 0

REGION VI 1,801,014 291 1,800,723 0

REGION VII 6,968,375 467 6,967,908 0

REGION VIII 3,634,816 41 3,634,775 0

REGION IX 410,266 225 410,041 0

REGION X 3,119,683 7 3,119,676 0

REGION XI 1,156,282 2,000 1,154,282 0

REGION XII 834,116 0 834,116 0

A R M M 52,473 537 51,936 0

CARAGA 7,254 31 7,223 0

REGION XI 29,500,295 2,751,626 26,748,669 0

CAR 34 34 0 0

REGION I 10,001 1 10,000 0

REGION II 405 405 0 0

REGION III 0 0 0 0

NCR 16,802,897 2,700,064 14,102,833 0

REGION IV 296,296 461 295,835 0

REGION V 1,099,509 522 1,098,987 0

REGION VI 1,936,662 9,113 1,927,549 0

REGION VII 4,840,790 22,129 4,818,661 0

REGION VIII 666,502 233 666,269 0

REGION IX 1,597,400 15,674 1,581,726 0

REGION X 245,307 2,846 242,461 0

REGION XI 1,542,460 6 1,542,454 0

REGION XII 400 0 400 0

A R M M 440,286 109 440,177 0

CARAGA 21,344 29 21,315 0

REGION XII 22,346,511 0 22,346,511 0

CAR 0 0 0 0

REGION I 141,426 0 141,426 0

REGION II 0 0 0 0

REGION III 15,102 0 15,102 0

NCR 12,582,519 0 12,582,519 0






REGION IV 1,059,568 0 1,059,568 0

REGION V 268,637 0 268,637 0

REGION VI 1,503,797 0 1,503,797 0

REGION VII 4,705,353 0 4,705,353 0

REGION VIII 123,163 0 123,163 0

REGION IX 271,616 0 271,616 0

REGION X 1,243,906 0 1,243,906 0

REGION XI 329,660 0 329,660 0

REGION XII 7,924 0 7,924 0

A R M M 93,840 0 93,840 0

CARAGA 0 0 0 0

A R M M 2,896,571 41,693 2,854,878 0

CAR 30 30 0 0

REGION I 5 5 0 0

REGION II 0 0 0 0

REGION III 161,995 0 161,995 0

NCR 26,696 24,323 2,373 0

REGION IV 2 2 0 0

REGION V 65 65 0 0

REGION VI 9,776 177 9,599 0

REGION VII 111,614 3,056 108,558 0


REGION IX 1,348,900 13,382 1,335,518 0

REGION X 159 159 0 0

REGION XI 85,390 78 85,312 0

REGION XII 0 0 0 0

A R M M 1,151,529 343 1,151,186 0

CARAGA 0 * 0 0

C A R A G A 3,146,070 34,157 3,111,914 0

CAR 4 4 0 0

REGION I 61,108 0 61,108 0

REGION II 0 0 0 0

REGION III 0 0 0 0

NCR 805,295 32,333 772,962 0

REGION IV 68,419 3 68,416 0

REGION V 13,918 20 13,898 0

REGION VI 92,758 76 92,682 0

REGION VII 589,562 1,513 588,049 0

REGION VIII 644,642 13 644,629 0

REGION IX 26,303 157 26,146 0

REGION X 380,820 * 380,820 0 REGION XI 291,694 24 291,670 0

REGION XII 114,301 0 114,301 0

A R M M 9 4 5 0

CARAGA 57,237 10 57,227 0

* - VALUE less than thousand pesos

TABLE 3. TOTAL VALUE OF DOMESTIC TRADE BALANCES IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR ALL COMMODITIES BY MODE OF TRANSPORT: 1997

(VALUE in thousand pesos)

M O D E O F T R A N S P O R T

REGION T O T A L W A T E R A I R R A I L

OUTFLOW INFLOW BALANCE OUTFLOW INFLOW BALANCE OUTFLOW INFLOW BALANCE OUTFLOW INFLOW BALANCE

P H I L I P P I N E S 307,755,009 307,755,009 - 301,459,173 301,459,173 - 6,206,207 6,206,207 - 89,629 89,629 -

C A R 6,731 1,254 5,477 - - - 6,731 1,254 5,477 - - -

I - ILOCOS 975,533 4,538,615 (3,563,082) 975,066 4,537,269 (3,562,203) 467 1,346 (879) - - -

II - CAGAYAN VALLEY 3,563 467,497 (463,934) 1,494 462,683 (461,189) 2,069 4,814 (2,745) - - -

III - CENTRAL LUZON 51,830,116 2,131,408 49,698,708 51,830,116 2,131,408 49,698,708 - - - - - -

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION 73,838,242 91,214,925 (17,376,683) 71,699,384 87,692,764 (15,993,380) 2,093,829 3,502,641 (1,408,812) 45,029 19,520 25,509

IV - SOUTHERN TAGALOG 11,228,634 16,273,965 (5,045,331) 11,117,305 16,170,887 (5,053,582) 99,245 88,027 11,218 12,084 15,051 (2,967)

V - BICOL 4,200,593 6,770,396 (2,569,803) 4,117,762 6,666,626 (2,548,864) 50,315 48,713 1,602 32,516 55,057 (22,541)

VI - WESTERN VISAYAS 21,820,656 28,520,285 (6,699,629) 21,629,630 28,148,159 (6,518,529) 191,026 372,126 (181,100) - - -

VII - CENTRAL VISAYAS 33,217,868 55,605,084 (22,387,216) 32,803,828 54,882,293 (22,078,465) 414,040 722,791 (308,751) - - -

VIII - EASTERN VISAYAS 11,174,081 17,862,741 (6,688,660) 11,154,084 17,720,490 (6,566,406) 19,997 142,251 (122,254) - - -

IX - WESTERN MINDANAO 9,672,966 13,854,287 (4,181,321) 9,249,817 13,509,921 (4,260,104) 423,149 344,366 78,783 - - -

X - NORTHERN MINDANAO 31,896,578 31,314,825 581,753 31,818,715 31,150,274 668,441 77,863 164,551 (86,688) - - -

XI - SOUTHERN MINDANAO 29,500,295 25,258,877 4,241,418 26,748,669 24,673,811 2,074,858 2,751,626 585,066 2,166,560 - - -

XII - CENTRAL MINDANAO 22,346,511 5,226,066 17,120,445 22,346,511 5,226,066 17,120,445 - - - - - -

A R M M 2,896,571 6,329,057 (3,432,486) 2,854,878 6,142,807 (3,287,929) 41,693 186,250 (144,557) - - -

C A R A G A 3,146,071 2,385,728 760,343 3,111,914 2,343,717 768,197 34,157 42,011 (7,854)

NOTE:

Positive value means percentage of outflow

Negative value means percentage of inflow



TABLE 4. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF DOMESTIC TRADE BY COMMODITY SECTION, BY ISLAND GROUPS AND BY MODE OF TRANSPORT: 1997

(QUANTITY in tons, VALUE in thousand pesos)

COMMODITY SECTION M O D E O F T R A N S P O R T

ORIGIN T O T A L A I R W A T E R R A I L

DESTINATION QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE

A L L C O M M O D I T I E S 26,543,516 307,755,009 66,065 6,206,207 26,473,841 301,459,173 3,610 89,629

L U Z O N 10,851,094 142,083,412 32,236 2,252,656 10,815,248 139,741,127 3,610 89,629

LUZON 5,630,899 50,801,428 4,669 281,788 5,622,620 50,430,011 3,610 89,629

VISAYAS 2,813,295 48,626,513 17,736 1,113,811 2,795,559 47,512,702

MINDANAO 2,406,900 42,655,471 9,831 857,057 2,397,069 41,798,414

V I S A Y A S 4,829,359 66,212,605 15,481 625,063 4,813,878 65,587,542

LUZON 1,162,996 19,814,636 12,981 434,438 1,150,015 19,380,198

VISAYAS 2,207,829 24,346,829 953 78,778 2,206,876 24,268,051

MINDANAO 1,458,534 22,051,140 1,547 111,847 1,456,987 21,939,293

M I N D A N A O 10,863,064 99,458,992 18,348 3,328,488 10,844,716 96,130,504

LUZON 4,651,991 50,781,992 16,787 2,930,569 4,635,204 47,851,423

VISAYAS 4,088,840 29,014,769 960 44,579 4,087,880 28,970,190

MINDANAO 2,122,233 19,662,231 601 353,340 2,121,632 19,308,891

O FOOD & LIVE ANIMALS 5,019,554 79,726,583 30,478 886,867 4,987,174 78,808,629 1,902 31,087

L U Z O N 1,354,371 20,773,636 4,219 195,936 1,348,250 20,546,613 1,902 31,087

LUZON 752,049 6,369,131 2,418 82,512 747,729 6,255,532 1,902 31,087

VISAYAS 346,617 7,570,994 1,237 65,055 345,380 7,505,939

MINDANAO 255,708 6,833,512 565 48,369 255,143 6,785,143

V I S A Y A S 1,602,232 24,494,922 9,832 334,017 1,592,400 24,160,905

LUZON 715,337 11,679,300 8,721 262,614 706,616 11,416,686

VISAYAS 613,122 8,355,871 524 31,393 612,598 8,324,478

MINDANAO 273,772 4,459,755 587 40,010 273,185 4,419,745

M I N D A N A O 2,062,952 34,458,024 16,427 356,914 2,046,525 34,101,110

LUZON 1,092,593 22,304,699 15,345 311,337 1,077,248 21,993,362

VISAYAS 731,361 8,926,227 703 21,105 730,658 8,905,122

MINDANAO 239,001 3,227,098 380 24,472 238,621 3,202,626

1 BEVERAGE & TOBACCO 563,816 11,580,980 67 4,667 563,747 11,576,122 2 191

L U Z O N 217,873 7,804,537 50 3,963 217,821 7,800,383 2 191

LUZON 32,072 1,403,122 2 102 32,068 1,402,829 2 191

VISAYAS 126,848 3,608,393 31 2,656 126,817 3,605,737

MINDANAO 58,952 2,793,021 17 1,205 58,935 2,791,816

V I S A Y A S 192,845 2,313,348 12 559 192,833 2,312,789

LUZON 24,251 344,190 10 357 24,241 343,833

VISAYAS 119,406 1,275,113 1 165 119,405 1,274,948

MINDANAO 49,187 694,043 1 36 49,186 694,007

M I N D A N A O 153,099 1,463,097 4 146 153,095 1,462,951

LUZON 2,679 42,659 3 82 2,676 42,577

VISAYAS 97,258 654,032 1 50 97,257 653,982

MINDANAO 53,161 766,405 * 14 53,161 766,391







2 CRUDE MATERIALS, INEDIBLE,

EXCEPT FUELS 1,884,520 15,405,816 1,020 33,178 1,883,380 15,371,063 120 1,575

L U Z O N 457,862 3,757,324 8 801 457,734 3,754,948 120 1,575

LUZON 278,758 1,985,919 6 22 278,632 1,984,322 120 1,575

VISAYAS 88,400 1,098,921 1 131 88,399 1,098,790

MINDANAO 90,707 675,694 1 3,856 90,706 671,838

V I S A Y A S 619,965 3,656,199 566 8,845 619,399 3,647,354

LUZON 61,799 565,091 542 7,750 61,257 557,341

VISAYAS 197,224 984,765 16 629 197,208 984,136

MINDANAO 360,939 2,106,341 6 466 360,933 2,105,875

M I N D A N A O 806,607 7,985,318 359 16,558 806,248 7,968,760

LUZON 246,247 2,802,905 313 13,728 245,934 2,789,177

VISAYAS 149,910 1,460,763 40 2,460 149,870 1,458,303

MINDANAO 410,448 3,721,652 7 370 410,441 3,721,282

3 MINERAL FUELS, LUBRICANTS

AND RELATED MATERIALS 8,094,163 67,831,144 8 587 8,094,155 67,830,543 * 14

L U Z O N 6,655,034 55,855,280 7 530 6,655,027 55,854,736 * 14

LUZON * 36,054,457 * 25 4,305,742 36,054,418 * 14

VISAYAS 1,262,079 10,224,725 3 217 1,262,076 10,224,508

MINDANAO 1,087,210 9,576,097 4 289 1,087,206 9,575,808

V I S A Y A S 322,056 3,993,226 * 47 322,056 3,993,179

LUZON 35,855 496,617 * 19 35,855 496,598

VISAYAS 226,072 2,809,985 * 5 226,072 2,809,980

MINDANAO 60,127 686,627 * 23 60,127 686,604

M I N D A N A O 1,117,074 7,982,636 * 9 1,117,074 7,982,627

LUZON 97,793 564,874 * 7 97,793 564,867

VISAYAS 231,501 1,509,355 * 2 231,501 1,509,353

MINDANAO 787,779 5,908,410 * * 787,779 5,908,410

4 ANIMAL AND VEGETABLE OILS, 212,446 3,934,069 2 241 212,444 3,933,827 * 1

L U Z O N 2,978 42,867 * 9 2,978 42,857 * 1

LUZON 1,910 22,624 * 4 1,910 22,619 * 1

VISAYAS 421 6,781 * 3 421 6,778

MINDANAO 646 13,460 * 2 646 13,458

V I S A Y A S 13,086 146,129 1 229 13,085 145,900

LUZON 7,434 78,670 * 33 7,434 78,637

VISAYAS 2,164 36,579 * 41 2,164 36,538

MINDANAO 3,488 30,880 * 155 3,488 30,725

M I N D A N A O 196,383 3,745,074 * 3 196,383 3,745,071

LUZON 138,372 2,634,176 * 2 138,372 2,634,174

VISAYAS 16,924 387,867 * 1 16,924 387,866

MINDANAO 41,087 723,032 * * 41,087 723,032







5 CHEMICALS AND RELATED PRODUCTS

NOT ELSEWHERE SITUATED 1,194,010 13,480,355 2,259 306,503 1,191,569 13,167,373 182 6,479

L U Z O N 180,001 5,769,217 2,005 278,944 177,814 5,483,794 182 6,479

LUZON 35,263 595,641 72 8,004 35,009 581,158 182 6,479

VISAYAS 96,378 3,116,858 1,044 120,570 95,334 2,996,288

MINDANAO 48,361 2,056,718 889 150,370 47,472 1,906,348

V I S A Y A S 666,294 4,006,594 177 21,743 666,117 3,984,851

LUZON 79,596 1,641,820 69 9,570 79,527 1,632,250

VISAYAS 511,346 1,268,651 32 4,609 511,314 1,264,042

MINDANAO 75,352 1,096,126 75 7,565 75,277 1,088,561

M I N D A N A O 347,715 3,704,544 77 5,816 347,638 3,698,728

LUZON 169,720 1,985,027 41 3,050 169,679 1,981,977

VISAYAS 139,950 1,058,338 13 974 139,937 1,057,364

MINDANAO 38,045 661,179 24 1,791 38,021 659,388

6 MANUFACTURED GOODS CLASSIFIED

CHIEFLY BY MATERIAL 7,579,979 54,736,713 1,697 125,360 7,577,661 54,595,415 621 15,938

L U Z O N 1,104,610 18,482,303 1,453 109,505 1,102,536 18,356,860 621 15,938

LUZON 123,079 1,421,306 85 7,028 122,373 1,398,340 621 15,938

VISAYAS 442,050 7,979,717 831 66,165 441,219 7,913,552

MINDANAO 539,481 9,081,282 537 36,312 538,944 9,044,970

V I S A Y A S 545,746 7,460,774 133 9,825 545,613 7,450,949

LUZON 86,910 1,072,901 91 5,860 86,819 1,067,041

VISAYAS 335,376 4,255,112 11 1,107 335,365 4,254,005

MINDANAO 123,462 2,132,762 31 2,859 123,431 2,129,903

M I N D A N A O 5,929,623 28,793,635 111 6,030 5,929,512 28,787,605

LUZON 2,815,730 15,900,661 82 3,830 2,815,648 15,896,831

VISAYAS 2,632,279 10,129,901 18 1,488 2,632,261 10,128,413

MINDANAO 481,612 2,763,075 10 711 481,602 2,762,364

7 MACHINERY AND TRANSPORT

EQUIPMENT 907,226 33,676,194 9,709 745,838 897,318 32,915,647 198 14,709

L U Z O N 250,012 12,990,772 7,455 624,712 242,359 12,351,351 198 14,709

LUZON 115,662 1,469,448 272 31,365 115,192 1,423,374 198 14,709

VISAYAS 98,135 6,572,982 4,247 333,798 93,888 6,239,184

MINDANAO 36,216 4,948,340 2,937 259,548 33,279 4,688,792

V I S A Y A S 538,703 14,609,283 1,977 86,143 536,726 14,523,140

LUZON 58,671 2,344,227 1,649 50,856 57,022 2,293,371

VISAYAS 88,010 3,456,043 75 9,613 87,935 3,446,430

MINDANAO 392,020 8,809,016 253 25,675 391,767 8,783,341

M I N D A N A O 118,513 6,076,138 277 34,983 118,236 6,041,155

LUZON 39,887 998,393 210 22,843 39,677 975,550

VISAYAS 62,290 4,363,317 42 4,966 62,248 4,358,351

MINDANAO 16,356 713,610 45 6,353 16,311 707,257







8 MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURED

ARTICLES 393,688 7,931,399 15,740 583,440 377,590 7,336,582 358 11,377

L U Z O N 199,058 4,520,925 13,251 454,595 185,449 4,054,953 358 11,377

LUZON 14,480 406,566 1,558 42,375 12,564 352,814 358 11,377

VISAYAS 116,052 2,535,121 8,103 232,858 107,949 2,302,263

MINDANAO 68,526 1,579,237 3,590 179,361 64,936 1,399,876

V I S A Y A S 163,924 2,759,940 1,780 81,344 162,144 2,678,596

LUZON 43,109 815,161 1,324 54,093 41,785 761,068

VISAYAS 54,064 847,708 138 9,203 53,926 838,505

MINDANAO 66,751 1,097,070 318 18,048 66,433 1,079,022

M I N D A N A O 30,707 650,533 709 47,501 29,998 603,032

LUZON 16,067 281,264 521 32,559 15,546 248,705

VISAYAS 11,510 261,703 94 7,456 11,416 254,247

MINDANAO 3,129 107,569 94 7,486 3,035 100,083

9 COMMODITIES AND TRANSACTIONS

NOT CLASSIFIED ELSEWHERE 694,116 19,451,755 5,086 3,519,525 688,803 15,923,973 227 8,257

L U Z O N 429,208 12,079,578 3,700 576,687 425,281 11,494,634 227 8,257

LUZON 53,791 1,071,911 250 109,049 53,314 954,605 227 8,257

VISAYAS 214,962 5,908,154 2,189 288,488 212,773 5,619,666

MINDANAO 160,457 5,099,512 1,261 179,150 159,196 4,920,362

V I S A Y A S 164,515 2,772,186 1,004 82,310 163,511 2,689,876

LUZON 50,035 776,663 575 43,286 49,460 733,377

VISAYAS 61,040 1,057,000 155 22,014 60,885 1,034,986

MINDANAO 53,441 938,522 273 17,010 53,168 921,512

M I N D A N A O 100,393 4,599,990 382 2,860,528 100,011 1,739,462

LUZON 32,917 3,266,124 288 2,541,919 32,629 724,205

VISAYAS 15,847 262,822 43 5,626 15,804 257,196

MINDANAO 51,627 1,071,050 51 312,984 51,576 758,066

* - QUANTITY less than one ton.


TABLE 5. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF COASTWISE TRADE BY PORT OF ORIGIN: 1997 (QUANTITY in tons, VALUE in thousand pesos)

P O R T O F O R I G I N QUANTITY VALUE

A L L P O R T S 23,938,723,956 279,371,743,970

08910 Limay, Bataan 3,391,564 24,364,616 39150 Manila 2,436,967 66,564,719 63150 General Santos City, South Cotabato 708,048 10,641,477 22110 Cebu City, Cebu 2,149,747 29,859,941 24170 24175 Davao City, Davao del Sur 523,089 7,534,358 30135 Iloilo City, Iloilo 889,989 11,474,311 10110 Batangas City, Batangas 259,640 7,671,786 68110 Bislig, Surigao del Sur 44,384 764,321 35140 Iligan City, Lanao del Norte 337,179 3,452,427 73195 Zamboanga City, Zamboanga del Sur 7,581 64,395 45160 Pulupandan, Negros Occidental 128,186 2,120,897 46130 Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental 67,909 1,021,979 12310 Tagbilaran City, Bohol 83,530 1,064,901 42160 Ozamis City, Misamis Occidental 105,573 928,086 67170 Surigao City, Surigao del Norte 48,205 570,670 37175 Tacloban City 138,408 1,332,881 41150 Masbate, Masbate 94,161 1,350,274 53160 Puerto Princesa City, Palawan 82,442 1,174,337 05140 Legazpi, Legazpi City 257,023 1,419,693 37758 Ormoc City, Leyte 101,072 1,044,548 59765 Romblon, Romblon 113,488 559,513 19520 Culasi, Roxas City 61,301 1,034,051 48170 San Jose, Northern Samar 42,605 467,523 62510 Bulan(Subport), Northern Samar 42,927 824,509 05180 Tabaco, Albay 921,857 1,743,407 02150 Masao, Butuan City, Agusan Del Norte 46,030 424,021 73565 Pagadian City, Zamboanga Del Sur 20,223 190,590 64175 Maasin, Southern Leyte 17,711 197,007 60115 Catbalogan City, Western Samar 27,026 546,206 66140 Jolo, Sulu 72,596 806,035 12780 Tubigon, Bohol 6,696 103,273 40510 Balanacan, Marinduque 35,294 1,515,548 33170 San Fernando, La Union 189,980 1,811,421 70310 Bongao, Tawi-Tawi 22,948 275,334 72765 Pulawan, Dapitan City, Zamboanga Del Norte 21,656 169,296 15315 Claveria, Cagayan - -06570 San Jose De Buenavista, Antique 7,508 93,061 38160 Polloc, Cotabato 152 977 15105 Aparri, Cagayan 717 26,643

Other Ports 10,433,312 94,162,712


TABLE 5. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF COASTWISE TRADE BY PORT OF ORIGIN: 1997 (QUANTITY in tons, VALUE in thousand pesos)

P O R T O F O R I G I N QUANTITY VALUE

A L L P O R T S 26,473,840,615 301,459,173,324

08910 BATAAN REFINING COMPANY BO. LAMAO, LIMAY, BATAAN 4,657,588,308 38,860,881,051

39150 MANILA (FIRST DISTRICT) NORTH HARBOR 2,700,879,922 70,622,304,531

35935 ILIGAN CEMENT CORPORATION, KIWALAN, ILIGAN CITY 2,152,351,834 1,897,175,850

22110 CEBU CITY, CEBU 2,015,354,084 27,809,264,921

08900 OTHER PRIVATE PORTS (BATAAN) 1,128,963,855 8,874,786,272

35960 NATIONAL STEEL CORPORATION SUAREZ, ILIGAN CITY 1,109,165,674 9,956,077,927

43110 CAGAYAN DE ORO 1,092,803,133 16,545,459,340

24910 BACNOTAN CONSOLIDATED INCORPORATED, BO. ILANG, 996,420,009 4,828,146,586

DAVAO CITY

30135 ILOILO,ILOILO CITY 891,202,226 11,496,747,948

35140 ILIGAN CITY, LANAO DEL NORTE 814,467,847 7,558,563,762

63150 MAKAR WHARF, GEN. SANTOS CITY SOUTH, COTABATO 700,036,712 13,838,193,164

51785 SAN JOSE (CAMINAWIT), CAUSEWAY/PIER, 568,432,341 2,577,517,357

MANGARIN, SAN JOSE, OCCIDENTAL MINDORO

43930 FLORO CEMENT CORPORATION LUGAIT, 525,462,584 1,168,052,768

MISAMIS ORIENTAL

08150 MARIVELES, BATAAN 446,086,719 3,292,833,658

73195 ZAMBOANGA, ZAMBOANGA DEL SUR 410,792,845 7,650,938,806

24170 SASA GOVERNMENT WHARF SASA, DAVAO CITY 312,916,120 4,687,774,465

67950 MARINDUQUE MINING & INDUSTRIAL CORP.

SURIGAO NICKEL REFINERY

NONOC ISLAND, SURIGAO CITY 295,498,630 2,117,399,915

02555 NASIPIT GOV'T. (R.C.) WHARF, NASIPIT 261,351,486 3,155,183,393

64500 OTHER OTHER NATIONAL PORTS SOUTHERN LEYTE 249,543,100 5,310,795,741

68960 PACIFIC CEMENT CORPORATION BARANGAY 224,466,093 1,407,345,415

QUEZON, SURIGAO CITY

37758 ORMOC, ORMOC CITY CAUSEWAY/PIER LEYTE 206,507,605 1,899,079,169

DEL NORTE

42160 OZAMIS, OZAMIS CITY 197,122,822 1,728,134,308

37175 TACLOBAN, LEYTE DEL NORTE 176,923,890 1,864,214,684

24980 TEFASCO, ILANG TIBUNGKO, DAVAO CITY 175,738,945 1,278,183,891

12965 PSC. G. HERNANDEZ BOHOL 155,421,160 111,398,400

45160 PULUPANDAN, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL 154,117,875 2,219,471,550

10918 CALTEX PHIL. INC. ISLAND WHARF, SAN 148,335,180 1,534,209,492

PASCUAL, BATANGAS

35900 OTHER PRIVATE PORTS LANAO DEL NORTE 147,227,651 280,923,128

17900 OTHER PRIVATE PORTS (CAMARINES SUR) 145,842,188 1,196,696,407

10980 PILIPINAS SHELL PETROLEUM CORPORATION, 142,475,692 1,718,768,944

TABANGAO, BATANGAS CITY

66140 JOLO, SULU 137,160,207 1,698,594,518

02700 OTHER MUNICIPAL PORTS (AGUSAN DEL 137,022,920 1,374,003,537

NORTE)

39900 OTHER PRIVATE PORTS (1ST DISTRICT, 122,330,549 1,077,079,435

MANILA)

67170 SURIGAO CITY, SURIGAO DEL NORTE 115,560,809 1,451,664,769

53160 PUERTO PRINCESA CITY, PALAWAN 104,090,334 1,465,768,913

33170 SAN FERNANDO, LA UNION 102,445,690 975,066,486

OTHER PORTS 2,551,733,576 35,930,472,823


TABLE 6. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF COASTWISE TRADE BY COMMODITY :1997


C O M M O D I T Y QUANTITY VALUE

ALL COMMODITIES 23,938,724 279,371,744

Live animals, other than animals of 136,304 5,810,084

division 03

Meat and meat preparations 29,189 957,515

Dairy products and birds' eggs 141,488 5,222,648

Fish, crustaceans, molluscs and 200,349 5,444,876

preparations thereof

Cereals and cereal preparation 1,827,608 20,423,016

Vegetables and fruits 619,849 6,332,605

Sugar, sugar preparations and honey 767,324 12,410,289

Coffee, tea, cocoa, spices, and 70,199 2,892,897

manufacturers thereof

Feeding stuff for animals (not includin 1,654,819 6,077,774

unmilled cereals)

Misc. edible products and preparations 430,176 5,979,031

Beverages 827,349 9,065,591

Tobacco and tobacco manufacturers 42,378 4,872,455

Hides, skins and furskins (raw) 2,662 56,923

Oil seeds and oleaginous fruits 634,803 5,446,380

Crude rubber 49,969 765,571

Cork and wood 352,347 2,183,769

Pulp and water paper 12,618 77,179

Textile fibers (other than wood tops) 35,055 790,062

and their wastes (not manufactured

into yarn fabric)

Crude fertilizer and crude minerals 3,900,425 5,702,276

(excluding coal, petroleum and

precious stones)

Metalliferous ores and metal scrap 139,024 1,773,120

Crude animal and vegetable 111,542 1,517,583

materials, n.e.s.

Coal, coke and briquettes 138,769 759,614

Petroleum, petroleum and 4,743,349 36,798,195

related materials

Gas, natural and manufactured 269,859 2,941,065

Animal oils and fats 2,492 47,363

Fixed vegetable oils and fats 111,935 1,256,125

Animal and vegetable oils and fats, 2,698 45,915

processed and waxes of animal or

vegetable origin

Organic chemicals 85,796 1,294,549

Inorganic chemicals 97,230 1,257,220

Dyeing, tanning and coloring materials 17,876 428,262

Medicinal and pharmaceutical products 65,410 2,627,660

Essential oils, resinoids, and 92,655 2,940,482

perfume materials, toilet,

polishing and cleansing preparations

Fertilizers, manufactured 247,291 1,737,736

Plastic in primary forms 54,340 637,456

Plastic in non-primary forms 10,275 176,986

Chemical materials and products, n.e.s. 112,815 1,463,442

Leather, leather manufactures, n.e.s. 566 15,661

and dressed furskins

Rubber manufactures, n.e.s. 51,083 1,299,494

Cork and wood manufactures (excluding 301,092 5,459,024

furniture)

Paper, paperboard, and articles of 190,695 3,524,230

paperpulp, of paper or of paperboard

Textile yarns, fabrics, made-up 27,207 733,917

articles, n.e.s., and related product

Nonmetallic mineral manufactures, n.e.s 1,814,884 8,618,310

Iron and steel 685,438 9,079,486


TABLE 6. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF COASTWISE TRADE BY COMMODITY :1997

(QUANTITY in tons, VALUE in thousand pesos) (continued)

C O M M O D I T Y QUANTITY VALUE

ALL COMMODITIES

Nonferrous metals 24,225 486,668

Manufactures of metals, n.e.s. 410,585 8,874,676

Power generating machinery and 16,014 606,306

equipment, n.e.s., and machine

parts, n.e.s

Machinery, specialized for particular 56,534 1,768,969

industries

Metalworking machinery 4,627 188,193

General industrial machinery and 28,688 811,806

equipment, n.e.s., and machine

parts, n.e.s.

Office machines and automatic data 2,821 112,888

processing equipment

Telecommunicationa and sound recording 14,501 542,450

and reproducing apparatus and

equipment

Electrical machinery, apparatus and 79,298 2,988,926

applicants, n.e.s., and electrical

parts thereof (including non-electric

counterparts, ne.e.s., of electrical

houssehold type equipment)

Road vehicles (including air-cushion 1,106,314 51,132,956

vehicles)

Other transport equipment 8,238 205,575

Prefabricated buildings; sanitary 10,450 337,789

plumbing, heating and lighting

fixtures and fittings, n.e.s.

Furniture and parts thereof 65,352 1,309,023

Travel goods and similar containers 4,342 57,843

Article of apparel and clothing 35,061 1,211,489

accessories

Footwear 32,164 865,104

Professional, scientific and control 10,982 84,834

instruments and apparatus, n.e.s.

Photographic apparatus, equipment 1,936 73,870

and supplies and optical goods,

n.e.s. watches and clocks

Miscellaneous manufactured 238,086 4,439,124

articles, n. e. s.

Postal packages not classified 1,288 467,445

according to kind

Special transactions and commodities 79,323 1,638,267

not classified according to kind

Coins (other than gold coins) not 336 19,413

being legal tender

Gold, non-monetary (excluding gold 15 434

ores and concentrates)

Various commodities, n.e.s. 598,310 14,203,858


REGION

COMMODITY ITEM

TOTAL PHILIPPINES 26,473,840,615 301,459,173,324 26,473,840,615 301,459,173,324

00 NCR- METRO MANILA 2,823,210,471 71,699,383,966 8,168,021,339 87,692,763,530

39130 MANILA INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER PORT 0 0 4,000,000 22,320,000

56299 OTHER FERTILIZERS, N.E.S. 0 0 4,000,000 22,320,000

39150 MANILA (FIRST DISTRICT) NORTH HARBOR 2,700,879,922 70,622,304,531 3,436,696,038 54,993,890,186

00111 BOVINE ANIMALS, LIVE, PURE BRED, FOR

BREEDING 362,869 8,830,385 1,038,657 31,211,390

00119 BOVINE ANIMALS, LIVE, OTHER THAN PURE

BRED BREEDING STOCK 433 24,166 100,337,833 5,160,257,684

00122 GOATS, LIVE 36,075 351,875 3,080,468 24,588,685

00131 SWINE, LIVE, PURE BRED FOR BREEDING 0 0 61,429 2,813,195

00139 SWINE, LIVE, OTHER THAN PURE BRED FOR

BREEDING 286,508 2,837,570 28,744,265 1,165,246,798

00141 POULTRY, LIVE, WEIGHING NOT MORE THAN

185 GRAMS 113,000 3,677,080 422,099 5,269,093

00149 POULTRY, LIVE, WEIGHING MORE THAN 185

GRAMS 232,045 3,976,823 548,394 13,737,621

00151 HORSES, LIVE 12,170 180,000 68,900 2,447,500

00190 LIVE ANIMALS, N.E.S. 190,824 2,818,590 1,596,857 29,112,572

01111 MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS, FRESH OR

CHILLED, WITH BONE-IN 293,953 12,449,351 145,646 2,568,300

01121 MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS, FROZEN, WITH

BONE-IN 72,000 3,711,320 149,376 10,481,869

01213 MEAT OF GOATS, FRESH, CHILLED OR

FROZEN 0 0 3,160 36,100

01221 MEAT OF SWINE, FRESH OR CHILLED 0 0 23,328 309,420

01222 MEAT OF SWINE, FROZEN 199,593 18,622,525 3,935 217,000

01231 POULTRY NOT CUT IN PIECES, FRESH OR

CHILLED 185,554 7,307,325 220,372 11,873,871

01232 POULTRY NOT CUT IN PIECES, FROZEN 83,804 3,747,309 1,534,564 53,813,111

01234 POULTRY CUTS AND OTHER OFFAL, FRESH OR

CHILLED 230 11,650 0 0

01235 POULTRY CUTS AND OFFAL (OTHER THAN

LIVER), FROZEN 110 5,500 0 0

01291 MEAT AND EDIBLE MEAT OFFAL OF RABBITS

OR HARES, FRESH, CHILLED OR FROZEN 140 8,400 0 0

01293 SNAILS (OTHER THAN SEA SNAILS), FRESH,

CHILLED OR FROZEN 0 0 5,600 80,000

01299 OTHER MEAT AND EDIBLE MEAT OFFAL,

FRESH, CHILLED OR FROZEN 1,247,911 76,927,813 2,276,224 63,232,268

TABLE 7. QUANTITY AND VALUE OF COASTWISE CARGO LOADED AND UNLOADED BY REGION BY PORT AND COMMODITY: 1997

( QUANTITY in kilograms, VALUE in pesos. Details may not add up to total due to rounding. )

CARGO LOADED CARGO UNLOADEDPORT

Quantity Value Quantity Value


REGION

COMMODITY ITEM

01611 HAM, SHOULDERS AND CUTS THEREOF, WITH

BONE-IN, OF SWINE, DRIED, SALTED OR

SMOKED 90,000 2,277,832 13,300 448,428

01619 OTHER MEAT OF SWINE, DRIED, SALTED OR

SMOKED 24,500 150,000 3,000 12,000

01681 MEAT OF BOVINE ANIMALS, SALTED, IN

BRINE, DRIED OR SMOKED 0 0 647,568 10,909,653

01689 OTHER MEAT AND EDIBLE MEAT OFFAL,

OTHER THAN MEAT OF SWINE, SALTED, IN

BRINE, DRIED OR SMOKED, INCLUDING

EDIBLE FLOURS AND MEALS OF MEAT OR

MEAT OFFAL 0 0 1,018,236 47,148,244

01720 SAUSAGES AND SIMILAR PRODUCTS, OF

MEAT, MEAT OFFAL OR BLOOD; FOOD

PREPARATIONS BASED ON THESE PRODUCTS 3,676,296 100,075,791 3,527,327 98,017,580

01730 LIVER OF ANY ANIMAL, PREPARED OR

PRESERVED, N.E.S. 0 0 270 10,000

01740 MEAT AND OFFAL (OTHER THAN LIVER), OF

POULTRY OF SUBGROUP 001.4, PREPARED OR

PRESERVED, N.E.S. 160 4,000 160 1,000


SWINE, PREPARED OR PRESERVED, N.E.S. 480 2,000 72,288 5,274,200


BOVINE ANIMAL, PREPARED OR PRESERVED,

N.E.S. 1,014,345 52,900,481 85,496 5,260,604

01790 OTHER PREPARED OR PRESERVED MEAT OR

MEAT OFFAL (INCLUDING PREPARATION OF

BLOOD OF ANY ANIMAL) 2,069,138 68,832,004 79,639 2,881,058

02211 MILK OF A FAT CONTENT, BY WEIGHT, NOT

EXCEEDING 1%, NOT CONCENTRATED OR

SWEETENED 5,067,344 194,810,121 103,244 4,066,617

02212 MILK AND CREAM, OF A FAT CONTENT, BY

WEIGHT, EXCEEDING 1% BUT NOT EXCEEDING

6%, NOT CONCENTRATED OR SWEETENED 3,302 76,550 263,367 10,470,596

02221 MILK, IN SOLID FORM, OF A FAT CONTENT,

BY WEIGHT, NOT EXCEEDING 1.5%,

CONCENTRATED OR SWEETENED 6,225,293 223,542,222 10,033,256 486,676,243

02222 MILK AND CREAM, SOLID FORM, OF A FAT

CONTENT, BY WEIGHT, EXCEEDING 1.5%,

CONCENTRATED OR SWEETENED 86,659,620 3,382,661,229 19,066,230 950,253,379

02223 MILK AND CREAM, NOT IN SOLID FORM, NOT

CONTAINING ADDED SUGAR OR OTHER

SWEETENING MATTER 8,654,463 299,209,385 90,625 3,318,070

02224 MILK AND CREAM, NOT IN SOLID FORM,




( QUANTITY in kilograms, VALUE in pesos. Details may not add up to total due to rounding. ) - continued

CARGO LOADED CARGO UNLOADED

PORT



REGION

COMMODITY ITEM




PORT


02231 YOGURT, WHETHER OR NOT CONCENTRATED OR


SWEETENING MATTER OR FLAVORED OR

CONTAINING ADDED FRUIT OR COCOA 2,316,774 77,038,405 648 60,000

02232 BUTTERMILK, CURDLED MILK AND CREAM,

KEPHIR AND OTHER FERMENTED OR

ACIDIFIED MILK OR CREAM, WHETHER OR

NOT CONCENTRATED OR CONTAINING ADDED

SUGAR OR OTHER SWEETENING MATTER OR 2,027,177 69,947,526 597,114 28,285,838

02233 ICE CREAM AND OTHER EDIBLE ICE WHETHER

OR NOT CONTAINING COCOA 5,635,503 208,150,150 542,629 26,104,476

02241 WHEY; WHETHER OR NOT CONCENTRATED OR


SWEETENING MATTER 104,115 1,852,880 0 0

02249 PRODUCTS CONSISTING OF NATURAL MILK

CONSTITUENTS, N.E.S. 18,175 710,585 15,590 804,500

02300 BUTTER AND OTHER FATS OILS DERIVED

FROM MILK 765,096 38,021,378 674 8,200

02420 PROCESSED CHEESE, NOT GRATED OR

POWDERED 89,150 3,179,131 1,774 125,762

02491 FRESH CHEESE (INCLUDING WHEY CHEESE)

NOT FERMENTED, AND CURD 630 3,400 4,544 50,052

02499 OTHER CHEESE 190,797 6,710,633 840 22,500

02510 BIRDS' EGGS, IN SHELL, FRESH,

PRESERVED OR COOKED 673,900 16,687,698 2,038,624 138,184,352

03411 FISH, LIVE 13,900 288,000 4,691,324 137,139,240

03412 SALMONIDAE, FRESH OR CHILLED

(EXCLUDING LIVERS AND ROES) 2,000 44,420 39,678 264,600

03413 FLAT FISH, FRESH OR CHILLED (EXCLUDING

LIVERS AND ROES) 0 0 52,841 1,599,770

03414 TUNAS, SKIPJACK OR STRIPE-BELLIED

BONITO, FRESH OR CHILLED EXCLUDING

LIVERS AND ROES 24,500 821,306 866,864 38,061,465

03415 HERRINGS, SARDINES, SARDINELLA,

BRISLINGS OR SPRATS, FRESH OR CHILLED

(EXCLUDING LIVERS AND ROES) 0 0 293,123 7,686,797

03416 COD, FRESH OR CHILLED (EXCLUDING

LIVERS AND ROES) 0 0 3,336 96,000

03417 MACKEREL (SCOMBRIDS), FRESH OR CHILLED 0 0 53,671 1,759,789

03418 OTHER FISH, FRESH OR CHILLED

(EXCLUDING LIVERS AND ROES) 164,455 4,954,100 48,742,098 1,510,870,952

03513 FISH, DRIED, WHETHER OR NOT SALTED,

N.E.S. 77,678 2,399,179 19,130,332 473,505,716

03529 OTHER FISH, SALTED BUT NOT DRIED OR

SMOKED, AND FISH IN BRINE 116,304 2,693,632 622,056 7,095,881

03530 FISH (INCLUDING FILLETS), SMOKED,


REGION

COMMODITY ITEM




PORT


WHETHER OR NOT COOKED BEFORE OR DURING

THE SMOKING PROCESS 11,472 306,000 1,112,635 38,869,725

03611 SHRIMPS AND PRAWNS, FROZEN 50,842 3,697,581 5,487,801 414,333,935

03619 OTHER CRUSTACEANS, FROZEN 83,646 1,943,596 1,539,579 49,040,200

03620 CRUSTACEANS, OTHER THAN FROZEN 74,930 1,537,037 32,366 2,054,500

03631 OYSTERS, FRESH, CHILLED, FROZEN,

DRIED, SALTED OR IN BRINE 24,117 383,500 280,319 3,914,010

03633 CUTTLEFISH, OCTOPUS AND SQUID, FRESH

OR CHILLED 6,010 214,140 6,816,365 137,821,888

03635 OTHER MOLLUSCS AND AQUATIC

INVERTEBRATES, FRESH OR CHILLED 52,205 391,200 200,812 4,102,500

03637 CUTTLEFISH, OCTOPUS AND SQUID, FROZEN,

DRIED, SALTED OR IN BRINE 31,244 365,000 9,890,940 197,147,533

03639 OTHER MOLLUSCS AND AQUATIC

INVERTEBRATES, FROZEN, DRIED, SALTED

OR IN BRINE 24,124 591,826 4,657,119 118,617,162

03711 SALMON, WHOLE OR IN PIECES, BUT NOT

MINCED 22,989 804,650 136,105 5,655,542

03712 HERRINGS, SARDINES, SARDINELLA AND

BRISLINGS OR SPRATS, WHOLE OR IN

PIECES, BUT NOT MINCED 14,891,085 469,027,361 8,999,565 269,205,349

03713 TUNAS, SKIPJACK AND ATLANTIC BONITO,

WHOLE OR IN PIECES, BUT NOT MINCED 978,813 36,145,943 27,362,489 1,318,505,513

03714 MACKEREL, WHOLE OR IN PIECES, BUT NOT

MINCED 33,755 790,490 228,838 7,379,929

03715 OTHER FISH, WHOLE OR IN PIECES, BUT

NOT MINCED 150 4,650 206,642 8,008,983

03716 OTHER FISH, PREPARED OR PRESERVED,

N.E.S. 10,035 175,650 26,137,190 947,708,036

03721 CRUSTACEANS, PREPARED OR PRESERVED,

N.E.S. 105,045 3,163,204 14,757 177,779

03722 MOLLUSCS AND OTHER AQUATIC

INVERTEBRATES, PREPARED OR PRESERVED,

N.E.S. 4,875 150,000 412,847 24,768,664

04120 OTHER WHEAT (INCLUDING SPELT) AND

MESLIN, UNMILLED 53,290 706,160 96,426,661 821,319,034

04210 RICE IN THE HUSK (PADDY OR ROUGH RICE) 150 2,700 6,493,115 92,247,545

04231 RICE, SEMI-MILLED OR WHOLLY MILLED,

WHETHER OR NOT POLISHED, GLAZED,

PARBOILED OR CONVERTED (EXCLUDING

BROKEN RICE) 44,580,857 844,151,700 29,119,125 487,814,324

04410 MAIZE SEED (NOT INCLUDING SWEET CORN),

UNMILLED 22,100 969,000 75,485,131 646,969,235

04490 OTHER MAIZE (NOT INCLUDING SWEET

CORN), UNMILLED 3,329,260 55,328,783 164,098,265 1,475,486,673

04520 OATS, UNMILLED 60,175 634,095 1,980 95,000

04530 GRAIN SORGHUM, UNMILLED 4,502 96,000 67,515 529,329

04599 CEREALS, UNMILLED, N.E.S. 64,084 1,029,700 199,373 2,745,000


REGION

COMMODITY ITEM




PORT


04610 FLOUR OF WHEAT OR OF MESLIN 15,421,940 186,841,660 57,779,273 761,625,275

04620 GROATS, MEAL AND PELLETS, OF WHEAT 0 0 35,604,000 218,878,000

04721 GROATS AND MEAL OF MAIZE (CORN) 1,274,824 15,227,410 33,828,379 407,684,298

04722 GROATS AND MEAL OF OTHER CEREALS 15,000 75,000 11,240 73,100

04729 PELLETS OF CEREALS OTHER THAN WHEAT 0 0 18,000 45,900

04811 PREPARED FOODS OBTAINED BY THE

SWELLING OR ROASTING OF CEREALS OR

CEREAL PRODUCTS (E.G., CORN FLAKES) 58,797,605 845,875,015 813,033 11,181,191

04812 CEREALS OTHER THAN MAIZE (CORN), IN

GRAIN FORM, PRE-COOKED OR OTHERWISE

PREPARED 2,679,537 39,642,555 228 1,500

04813 OTHER ROLLED OR FLAKED CEREAL GRAINS,

EXCEPT RICE OF SUBGROUP 042.3 3,225 73,100 84,760 436,944

04814 OTHER WORKED CEREAL GRAINS (E.G.,

HULLED, PEARLED, CLIPPED, SLICED OR

KIBBLED), EXCEPT RICE OF SUBGROUP

042.3 740 21,600 48,678,981 271,612,495

04815 GERM OF CEREALS, WHOLE, ROLLED, FLAKED

OR GROUND 0 0 44,880 435,000

04820 MALT WHETHER OR NOT ROASTED (INCLUDING

MALT FLOUR) 1,017,110 9,818,270 0 0

04830 MACARONI, SPAGHETTI AND SIMILAR

PRODUCTS (PASTA UNCOOKED, NOT STUFFED

OR OTHERWISE PREPARED) 2,725,561 62,997,686 2,219,695 34,822,198

04841 CRISPBREAD, RUSKS, TOASTED BREAD AND

SIMILAR PRODUCTS 2,640,925 45,357,276 19,790 263,380

04842 SWEET BISCUITS, WAFFLES AND WAFERS,

GINGERBREAD AND THE LIKE 10,262,416 177,237,372 1,751,815 26,134,457

04849 OTHER BREAD, PASTRY, CAKES, BISCUITS

AND OTHER BAKERS' WARES, WHETHER OR

NOT CONTAINING COCOA IN ANY PROPORTION 20,974,012 469,209,259 450,079 8,173,609

04850 MIXES AND DOUGHS FOR THE PREPARATION

OF BAKERS' WARES OF SUBGROUP 048.4 137,035 3,336,756 1,716,020 10,786,614

05410 POTATOES, FRESH OR CHILLED (NOT

INCLUDING SWEET POTATOES) 1,856,031 24,249,804 36,486 1,254,050

05421 PEAS, DRIED, SHELLED, WHETHER OR NOT

SKINNED OR SPLIT 435,657 8,702,699 1,094 42,779

05422 CHICKPEAS (GARBANZOS), DRIED, SHELLED,

WHETHER OR NOT SKINNED OR SPLIT 24,280 473,936 3,350 50,000

05423 BEANS, OTHER THAN BROAD BEANS AND

HORSE BEANS, DRIED, SHELLED, WHETHER

OR NOT SKINNED OR SPLIT 2,987,594 62,392,533 3,092,070 76,585,245

05440 TOMATOES, FRESH OR CHILLED 194,936 2,024,265 25,690,706 265,582,348

05451 ONIONS AND SHALLOTS, FRESH OR CHILLED 15,472,628 255,078,652 149,835 1,615,046

05452 GARLIC, LEEKS AND OTHER ALLIACEOUS

VEGETABLES, FRESH OR CHILLED 2,092,911 41,128,798 1,566,605 9,092,930

05453 CABBAGE AND SIMILAR EDIBLE BRASSICAS,


REGION

COMMODITY ITEM




PORT


FRESH OR CHILLED 482,446 4,777,863 61,021 350,917

05454 LETTUCE AND CHICORY (INCLUDING

ENDIVE), FRESH OR CHILLED 3,919 83,460 0 0

05455 CARROTS, TURNIPS, SALAD BEETROOT,

SALSIFY, CELERIAC, RADISHES AND

SIMILAR EDIBLE ROOTS, FRESH OR CHILLED 134,285 1,414,478 54,733 330,000

05456 CUCUMBERS AND GHERKINS, FRESH OR

CHILLED 2,901 24,800 15,795 1,282,300

05457 LEGUMINOUS VEGETABLES, FRESH OR

CHILLED 12,500 107,500 32,713 841,217

05458 MUSHROOMS AND TRUFFLES, FRESH OR

CHILLED 23,886 353,660 13,120 620,400

05459 OTHER VEGETABLES, FRESH OR CHILLED 773,524 14,017,748 11,107,605 170,440,818

05481 MANIOC (CASSAVA), FRESH OR DRIED,

WHETHER OR NOT SLICED OR IN THE FORM

OF PELLETS 79,152 909,424 8,447,370 46,951,246

05483 ARROWROOT, SALEP, JERUSALEM

ARTICHOKES, SWEET POTATOES AND SIMILAR

ROOTS AND TUBERS (OTHER THAN MANIOC),

WITH HIGH STARCH OR INULIN CONTENT,

FRESH OR DRIED, WHETHER OR NOT SLICED 107,534 624,846 31,617 259,570

05488 SUGARCANE, FRESH OR DRIED, WHETHER OR

NOT GROUND 18,000 126,000 69,190 475,750

05489 VEGETABLE PRODUCTS OF A KIND USED

CHIEFLY FOR HUMAN FOODS, N.E.S. 33,538 438,880 336,440 4,882,800

05641 FLOUR AND MEAL OF POTATO 0 0 5,990 553,008

05642 FLAKES OF POTATO 39,872 864,740 0 0

05645 TAPIOCA AND SUBSTITUTE THEREFOR

PREPARED FROM STARCH, IN THE FORM OF

FLAKES, GRAINS, PEARLS, SIFTINGS OR

SIMILAR FORMS 160,530 2,229,978 1,060 15,000

05646 FLOUR AND MEAL OF THE DRIED LEGUMINOUS

VEGETABLES OF SUBGROUP 054.2 287 14,160 58,105 314,987

05647 FLOUR AND MEAL OF SAGO, ROOTS OR

TUBERS OF ITEMS 054.81 AND 054.83 71,745 790,600 1,074,750 5,133,950

05648 FLOUR, MEAL AND POWDER OF THE PRODUCTS

OF ANY OF THE GROUP 057 81,670 908,870 675,241 5,321,147

05669 OTHER VEGETABLES AND MIXTURES OF

VEGETABLES, PREPARED OR PRESERVED

OTHERWISE THAN BY VINEGAR OR ACETIC

ACID, FROZEN 71,560 908,320 2,225 47,500

05671 VEGETABLES, FRUIT, NUTS AND OTHER

EDIBLE PARTS OF PLANTS, PREPARED OR

PRESERVED BY VINEGAR OR ACETIC ACID 0 0 294,049 753,830

05672 TOMATOES, PREPARED OR PRESERVED


ACID, WHOLE OR IN PIECES 9,000 150,000 0 0

05673 TOMATOES, PREPARED OR PRESERVED


REGION

COMMODITY ITEM




PORT



ACID, N.E.S. 8,113 276,520 4,062 48,750

05674 MUSHROOMS AND TRUFFLES, PREPARED OR

PRESERVED OTHERWISE THAN BY VINEGAR OR

ACETIC ACID 2,128 57,807 0 0

05676 POTATOES, PREPARED OR PRESERVED


ACID, NOT FROZEN 1,589 10,000 0 0

05677 SWEET CORN, PREPARED OR PRESERVED


ACID, NOT FROZEN 23,891 408,017 519 19,146

05679 OTHER VEGETABLES, PREPARED OR

PRESERVED OTHERWISE THAN BY VINEGAR OR

ACETIC ACID, NOT FROZEN 164,702 2,602,830 142,723 4,511,758

05711 ORANGES, FRESH OR DRIED 792,405 15,459,011 139,948 1,929,021

05721 LEMONS AND LIMES, FRESH OR DRIED 83,035 2,746,547 113,877 903,600

05729 CITRUS FRUIT, N.E.S., FRESH OR DRIED 175,709 2,980,901 1,562,060 16,903,666

05730 BANANAS (INCLUDING PLANTAINS), FRESH

OR DRIED 32,163 619,612 171,310,021 877,316,097

05740 APPLES, FRESH 1,908,407 40,107,323 360 14,700

05751 GRAPES, FRESH 233,371 6,300,147 800 9,000

05752 GRAPES, DRIED (E.G., RAISINS) 112,274 3,257,676 2,000 800,000

05771 COCONUTS, FRESH OR DRIED, WHETHER OR

NOT SHELLED OR PEELED 277,406 5,009,860 13,673,144 233,206,281

05773 CASHEW NUTS, FRESH OR DRIED, WHETHER

OR NOT SHELLED OR PEELED 9,759 167,700 339,283 16,364,489

05779 EDIBLE NUTS (EXCLUDING MIXTURES),

FRESH OR DRIED, N.E.S., WHETHER OR NOT

SHELLED OR PEELED 70,442 1,103,230 173,780 5,336,156

05791 MELONS (INCLUDING WATER MELONS) AND

PAPAWS (PAPAYAS), FRESH 56,418 1,030,187 23,927,254 105,722,478

05795 PINEAPPLES, FRESH OR DRIED 256,653 3,312,235 145,215 765,895

05797 AVOCADOS, GUAVAS, MANGOES AND

MANGOSTEENS, FRESH OR DRIED 2,495,800 22,482,329 14,296,520 238,082,969

05798 OTHER FRESH FRUIT 2,078,790 56,075,228 6,345,128 64,713,164

05799 FRUIT, DRIED, N.E.S., AND MIXTURES,

N.E.S., OF NUTS OR DRIED FRUITS OF

GROUP 057 46,050 1,264,000 493,111 5,264,309

05810 JAMS, FRUIT JELLIES, MARMALADES, FRUIT

OR NUT PUREE AND FRUIT OR NUT PASTES,

BEING COOKED PREPARATIONS, WHETHER OR

NOT CONTAINING ADDED SUGAR OR OTHER

SWEETENING MATTER, NOT INCLUDING 631,152 21,619,216 1,266,026 24,549,620

05821 FRUIT AND NUTS PROVISIONALLY PRESERVED

(E.G., BY SULPHUR DIOXIDE GAS, IN

BRINE, IN SULPHUR WATER OR IN OTHER

PRESERVATIVE SOLUTIONS), BUT

UNSUITABLE IN THAT STATE FOR IMMEDIATE 45,000 1,384,500 649,354 6,928,050


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05892 NUTS, GROUNDNUTS AND OTHER SEEDS,

PREPARED OR PRESERVED, N.E.S. 241,860 7,517,157 2,961,967 123,046,316

05893 PINEAPPLES, OTHERWISE PREPARED OR

PRESERVED, N.E.S., WHETHER OR NOT


SWEETENING MATTER OR SPIRIT 11,645,063 226,723,334 85,326,225 1,839,835,228

05894 CITRUS FRUIT, OTHERWISE PREPARED OR

PRESERVED, N.E.S., WHETHER OR NOT


SWEETENING MATTER OR SPIRIT 84,800 1,465,031 44,496 1,492,587

05896 FRUITS OR EDIBLE PARTS OF PLANTS,

PREPARED OR PRESERVED, N.E.S. 118,910 2,428,574 9,442,201 165,713,992

05897 MIXTURES OF FRUITS OR OTHER EDIBLE

PARTS OF PLANTS, PREPARED OR

PRESERVED, N.E.S. 63,310 1,886,863 5,315,280 160,818,259

05910 ORANGE JUICE, UNFERMENTED AND NOT

CONTAINING ADDED SPIRIT, WHETHER OR

NOT CONTAINING ADDED SUGAR OR OTHER


05930 JUICE OF ANY OTHER SINGLE CITRUS FRUIT 4,195,064 65,641,198 744,455 14,470,416

05991 PINEAPPLE JUICE 3,044,002 109,772,319 22,488,211 485,513,489

05992 TOMATO JUICE 0 0 72,316 2,040,386

05993 GRAPE JUICE (INCLUDING GRAPE MUST) 16,891 634,662 286,729 10,294,251

05994 APPLE JUICE 0 0 228 1,300

05995 JUICE OF ANY SINGLE FRUIT OR VEGETABLE 1,883,422 33,834,864 306,284 11,538,117

05996 MIXTURES OF FRUIT OR VEGETABLE JUICES 4,915,615 79,908,145 54,045 1,562,374

06111 CANE SUGAR, RAW, NOT CONTAINING ADDED

FLAVORING OR COLORING MATTER 1,801,691 29,897,789 94,239,219 1,379,715,655

06112 BEET SUGAR, RAW, NOT CONTAINING ADDED

FLAVORING OR COLORING MATTER 0 0 723,260 4,164,065

06121 OTHER BEET OR CANE SUGAR AND

CHEMICALLY PURE SUCROSE IN SOLID FORM,

CONTAINING ADDED FLAVORING OR COLORING

MATTER 0 0 8,059,177 163,482,269

06129 OTHER BEET OR CANE SUGAR AND

CHEMICALLY PURE SUCROSE IN SOLID FORM,

NOT CONTAINING ADDED FLAVORING OR

COLORING MATTER 2,673,571 58,417,966 148,911,399 2,663,122,549

06151 CANE MOLASSES 811,800 9,245,200 55,338,092 294,666,399

06159 BEET SUGAR MOLASSES AND OTHER MOLASSES

(E.G., CORN MOLASSES) RESULTING FROM

THE EXTRACTION OR REFINING OF SUGAR 0 0 70 2,000

06193 GLUCOSE (DEXTROSE) AND GLUCOSE SYRUP,

NOT CONTAINING FRUCTOSE OR CONTAINING,

IN THE DRY STATE, LESS THAN 20% BY

WEIGHT OF FRUCTOSE 1,263,426 29,859,696 258,590 14,820,080

06194 GLUCOSE AND GLUCOSE SYRUP, CONTAINING,

IN THE DRY STATE, AT LEAST 20% BUT NOT


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MORE THAN 50% BY WEIGHT OF FRUCTOSE 18,271 307,550 540 11,000

06199 OTHER SUGARS IN SOLID FORM (INCLUDING

INVERT SUGAR); SUGAR SYRUPS NOT

CONTAINING ADDED FLAVORING OR COLORING

MATTER; ARTIFICIAL HONEY (WHETHER OR

NOT MIXED WITH NATURAL HONEY); CARAMEL 10,602 458,941 39,353,079 932,206,472

06221 CHEWING GUM, WHETHER OR NOT SUGAR

COATED 155,130 5,330,316 2,120 19,000

06229 OTHER SUGAR CON