In 2002, according
to the statistics from FAO, the total output of meat, eggs, milk
amounted to 245.047 million tons increasing by 3.2% over the previous
year, 58.102 million tons increasing by 1.7% and 598.686 million
tons increasing by 1.7% respectively. In 2002, the output of sheep
wool dropped again, amounting to 2.221 million tons, down by 2.3%
over the previous year. As for the output of meat in 2002, the
global output of pork, beef, mutton and poultry amounted to 94.186
million tons up by 3.2% over the previous year, 60.978 million
tons up by 2.9%, 11.549 million tons up by 0.8% and 73.869 million
tons up by 4.0% over the previous year respectively.
As for meat, the output of China in the year of 2002 amounted
to 65.865 million tons, topping the rest of the world. The following
ones were USA 39.027 million tons, EU 36.244 million tons and
Brazil 16.605 million tons.
As for eggs, the output of China in 2002 amounted to 24.627 million
tons, followed by Japan with 2.512 million tons.
As for milk, the output of EU members in 2002 amounted to 125.616
million tons, leading the rest of the world. The following ones
were India about 85 million tons, USA 77.021 million tons and
Russia 33.467 million tons.
As for sheep wool, the output of Australia in 2002 amounted to
0.607 million tons, leading the rest of the world, followed by
China 0.307 million tons, New Zealand 0.232 million tons and EU
0.173 million tons.
The export sum of live animal in 2001 totaled US$8.49 billion,
down by 7.8% over the previous year. The four nations with most
export amount of live beast and poultry were EU (with 15 nations),
Canada, USA and Australia, and the four nations with most import
amount of live beast and poultry were EU (with 15 nations), USA,
Canada and Japan.
The total export amount of meat in 2001 was 24.726 million tons
and the total sum was US$45.75 billion. The five nations with
most export amount of meat were EU (with 15 nations), USA, Brazil,
Australia and Canada, and the six nations with most import amount
of meat were EU (with 15 nations), Japan, USA, Mexico, Russia
and Canada.
The export sum of eggs totaled US$1.46 billion. The three nations
with most export amount of eggs were EU (with 15 nations), USA
and China, and the four nations with most import amount of eggs
were EU (with 15 nations), USA, Russia and Japan.
The export sum of milk products totaled US$26.91 billion. Among
them, the five nations with most export amount of milk powder
were EU (with 15 nations), New Zealand, Australia, USA and Argentina,
and the five nations with most import amount of milk powder were
EU (with 15 nations), China, Brazil, Japan and Russia. And the
five nations with most export amount of cheese were EU (with 15
nations), New Zealand, Australia, USA and Argentina, and the four
nations with most import amount of cheese were EU (with 15 nations),
USA, Japan and Russia. And the three nations with most export
amount of butter were EU (with 15 nations), New Zealand and Australia,
and the four nations with most import amount of butter were EU
(with 15 nations), Russia, USA and Japan.
The total export amount of sheep wool in 2001 was 1.014 million
tons and the total sum was US$2.36 billion, a slightly decrease
over the previous year. The four nations with most export amount
of sheep wool were Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Uruguay,
and the two nations with most import amount of sheep wool were
EU (with 15 nations) and China, accounting for 80% of the total
import amounts.
