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Import Statistics.

Dáil Éireann Debate, Wednesday - 7 July 2004

Wednesday, 7 July 2004

Questions (152)

Seán Power

Question:

148 Mr. S. Power asked the Taoiseach the value of imported vegetables in 2003; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [20672/04]

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The table below shows the value and volume of vegetables imported in 2003 and distinguishes, where significant, fresh, frozen or chilled vegetables from prepared or preserved vegetables. Data for 2001 and 2002 are also included for comparison.

Vegetable imports

2001

2002

2003

Commodity type

€(000)

Tonnes

€(000)

Tonnes

€(000)

Tonnes

Potatoes, fresh, frozen or dried

20,111

68,051

20,348

67,311

17,501

55,397

Other potatoes, prepared or preserved

70,210

62,023

75,313

64,548

74,663

69,084

Tomatoes, fresh, frozen or dried

21,286

19,660

28,204

20,294

28,557

21,145

Other tomatoes, prepared or preserved

9,654

13,364

10,158

16,124

9,231

15,621

Onions, leaks, etc., fresh, frozen or dried

13,230

28,994

17,622

33,377

18,279

36,425

Other onions, leaks, etc., prepared or preserved

2,516

1,066

2,463

1,142

2,246

1,129

Cabbage, broccoli, etc., fresh, frozen or dried

10,511

12,865

13,214

16,602

11,173

14,306

Carrots, turnips, etc., fresh, frozen or dried

10,233

17,144

10,319

20,443

10,200

19,826

Lettuce, chicory, etc., fresh, frozen or dried

9,938

7,227

10,710

7,808

12,043

7,978

Peas, beans and pulses, fresh, frozen or dried

10,124

34,454

5,408

5,502

6,578

18,288

Mushrooms, fresh, frozen or dried

1,957

736

2,714

1,178

2,486

1,004

Other vegetables, fresh, chilled or frozen

78,160

64,583

76,599

66,487

81,229

74,527

Other vegetables, prepared or preserved

36,717

29,297

40,726

28,860

38,398

27,446

Total

294,647

359,464

313,798

349,676

312,584

362,176

Note: It should be noted that, overall, approximately 3% of all trade is unclassified by commodity.

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