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Food Imports

Volume 889: debated on Monday 7 April 1975

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asked the Secretary of State for Trade if he will give the values of food imports including agricultural produce in each of the years 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 and 1974 from Commonwealth countries, the six original members of the EEC, the two other new

£million cifFood as percentage of non oil Imports
1970
Commonwealth*7248·9
EEC (Six)2042·5
Irish Republic and Denmark (including Greenland and Faroe Islands)3284·1
United States of America1201·5
Rest of the World4815·9
1971
Commonwealth*7478·7
EEC (Six)2342·7
Irish Republic and Denmark Greenland and Faroe Islands)3714·3
United States of America1351·6
Rest of the World4815·6
1972
Commonwealth*7597·6
EEC (Six)2562·6
Irish Republic and Denmark (including Greenland and Faroe Islands)3964·0
United States of America1381·4
Rest of the World5515·5
1973
Commonwealth*8776·2
EEC (Six)4703·3
Irish Republic and Denmark (including Greenland and Faroe Islands)4833·4
United States of America1831·3
Rest of the World6964·9
1974
Commonwealth*8874·8
EEC (Six)8664·7
Irish Republic and Denmark(including Greenland and Faroe Islands)6213·3
United States of America2001·1
Rest of the World7994·3
*Excluding Bangladesh for the years 1970–1972.

members of the EEC, the United States of America and the rest of the world, respectively; and what percentage these represent of total United Kingdom non-oil imports in these years.

Following is the information for SITC(R) Section O: food and live animals: