RESTRICTED
WORLD TRADE IDA/4
25October 1995
ORGANIZATION(95-3270)
International Dairy Agreement
INTERNATIONAL DAIRY COUNCIL
Formats forQuestionnaires
Thefollowing formats forQuestionnaires 1-5,regarding information tobefurnished under
Article IIIoftheAgreement, havebeenadopted bytheInternational Dairy Council atitssecond session
heldon17October 1995. Parties totheAgreement aretomake bestendeavours tosubmit the
information asrequested inMarch andSeptember ofeachyear.
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QUESTIONNAIRE 1
I.Skimmed Milk Powder
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metrictons)
Years Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Jan.-Dec.
Estimates 1995
Forecasts 1996
A1Stocks atbeginning of
period11994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports
Ofwhich:
A4.1Food aid1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic
consumption
Ofwhich:
A5.1 Human
consumption
A5.2Animal feed1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod11994
1995
1996
1Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofSkimmed Milk Powder
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total B1
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B2Transactions in
skimmed milkpowder
forpurposes ofanimal
feedunder derogation
relating toArticle 3,
paragraph 5
Total B2
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B3Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total B3
Ofwhich to:
(WFP -
Other multilateral
destinations
Other destinations)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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C.Imports ofSkimmed Milk Powder
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total C1
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
(Ifpossible, show for
eachorigin whether for
(a)human consumption
(b)animal feed)
C2Transactions in
skimmed milkpowder
forpurposes ofanimal
feedunder derogation
relating toArticle 3,
paragraph 5
Total C2
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C3Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total C3
Ofwhich from:
(WFP -
Other multilateral
origins
Other origins)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofSkimmed Milk Powder inInternational Trade1
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton2
Minimum Maximum Average
D1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
D2Transactions inskimmed
milkpowder for
purposes ofanimal
feedunder derogation
relating toArticle 3,
paragraph 5
D3Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
1Inthecaseofimports, thebreakdown bymarkets oforigin should distinguish atleast between parties tothe
Agreement andnon-parties.
2Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Advance Data onFood Aid
F. Complementary InformationIDA/4
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II. Whole Milk Powder1
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metric tons)
Years Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Jan.-Dec.
Estimates 1995
Forecasts 1996
A1Stocks atbeginning of
period21994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports
Ofwhich:
A4.1Food aid1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic
consumption1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod21994
1995
1996
1Ifpossible, indicate whether thedatafurnished include partly skimmed milk powder andcream powder.
2Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofWhole Milk Powder
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total B1
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total B2
Ofwhich to:
(WFP -
Other multilateral
destinations
Other destinations)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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C.Imports ofWhole Milk Powder
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total C1
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total C2
Ofwhich from:
(WFP -
Other multilateral
origins
Other origins)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofWhole Milk Powder inInternational Trade1
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton2
Minimum Maximum Average
D1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
D2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
1Inthecaseofimports, thebreakdown bymarkets oforigin should distinguish atleast between parties tothe
Agreement andnon-parties.
2Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Advance Data onFood Aid
F. Complementary Information
Dataonpackaging
(indications astotheshare ofsmall-size tins
intotaltransactions inwhole milkpowder)IDA/4
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II. Buttermilk Powder
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metric tons)
Years Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Jan.-Dec.
Estimates 1995
Forecasts 1996
A1Stocks atbeginning of
period11994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports
Ofwhich:
A4.1Food aid1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic
consumption
Ofwhich:
A5.1Human
consumption
A5.2Animal feed1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1995
1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod11994
1995
1996
1Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofButtermilk Powder
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total B1
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B2Transactions in
buttermilk powder for
purposes ofanimal
feedunder derogation
relating toArticle 3,
paragraph 5
Total B2
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B3Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total B3
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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C.Imports ofButtermilk Powder
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total C1
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
(Ifpossible, show for
eachorigin whether for
(a)human consumption
(b)animal feed)
C2Transactions in
buttermilk powder
forpurposes ofanimal
feedunder derogation
relating toArticle 3,
paragraph 5
Total C2
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C3Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total C3
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofButtermilk Powder inInternational Trade1
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton2
Minimum Maximum Average
D1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
D2Transactions in
buttermilk powder for
purposes ofanimal
feedunder derogation
relating toArticle 3,
paragraph 5
D3Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
1Inthecaseofimports, thebreakdown bymarkets oforigin should distinguish atleast between parties tothe
Agreement andnon-parties.
2Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Complementary InformationIDA/4
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QUESTIONNAIRE 2
I. Anhydrous Milk Fat
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metric tons)
Years Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Jan.-Dec.
Estimates 1995
Forecasts 1996
A1Stocks atbeginning of
period11994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports
Ofwhich:
A4.1Food aid1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic
consumption1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod11994
1995
1996
1Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofAnhydrous Milk Fat1
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0002
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total B1
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total B2
Ofwhich to:
(WFP -
Other multilateral
destinations
Other
destinations)
1Data should distinguish between anhydrous milk fat,ghee andbutter oil.
2Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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C.Imports ofAnhydrous Milk Fat
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total C1
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total C2
Ofwhich from:
(WFP -
Other multilateral
origins
Other origins)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofAnhydrous Milk FatinInternational Trade1
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton2
Minimum Maximum Average
D1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
D2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
1Datashoulddifferentiatebetweenanhydrousmilkfat,gheeandbutteroil.Inthecaseofimports,thebreakdownbymarkets
oforigin should distinguish atleast between parties totheAgreement andnon-parties.
2Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Advance Data onFood Aid
F. Complementary InformationIDA/4
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II.Butter
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metric tons)
Years Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Jan.-Dec.
Estimates 1995
Forecasts 1996
A1Stocks atbeginning of
period11994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports
Ofwhich:
A4.1Food aid1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic
consumption1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod11994
1995
1996
1Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofButter
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total B1
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total B2
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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C.Imports ofButter
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total C1
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total C2
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofButter inInternational Trade
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton1
Minimum Maximum Average
D1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
D2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Complementary InformationIDA/4
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QUESTIONNAIRE 3
Cheese1
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metric tons)
Years Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Jan.-Dec.
Estimates 1995
Forecasts 1996
A1Stocks atbeginning of
period21994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports
Ofwhich:
A4.1Food aid1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic
consumption1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod21994
1995
1996
1Thedatashould cover totalcheeses, itbeing understood thateachparty canthereafter sub-divide those datatotheextent that
itsstatistics allow abreakdown. Where possible, adifferentiation should bemade between soft,hard, semi-hard andprocessed cheeses.
2Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofCheese
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total B1
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B2Transactions under
derogation relating to
Article 7,paragraph 2
Total B2
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
B3Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total B3
Ofwhich to:
(WFP -
Other multilateral
destinations
Other destinations)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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C.Imports ofCheese
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Year,
total
Q V Q V Q V Q V Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
Total C1
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
C2Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
Total C2
Ofwhich from:
(WFP -
Other multilateral
origins
Other origins)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofCheese inInternational Trade
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton1
Minimum Maximum Average
D1Transactions falling
under thepricing
provisions ofArticle 3,
paragraphs 1to4
and6
D2Transactions under
derogation relating to
Article 7,paragraph 2
D3Transactions other than
normal commercial
transactions (falling
under Article 3,
paragraph 7)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Advance Data onFood Aid
F. Complementary InformationIDA/4
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QUESTIONNAIRE 4-A
Milk
A. Production andUtilization ofMilk
('000metric tons)
Years Jan.-Mar.
1stQtr.Apr.-June
2ndQtr.July-Sept.
3rdQtr.Oct.-Dec.
4thQtr.Jan.-Dec.
Estimates 1995
Forecasts 1996
Total production 1994
1995
1996
Utilization onthefarm 1994
1995
1996
Deliveries todairies 1994
1995
1996
Consumption intheform of
fresh products1994
1995
1996
Industrial uses
Ofwhich:1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
B. Complementary Information
Ofwhich: fatcontentIDA/4
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QUESTIONNAIRE 4-B
I.Fresh Products
A. Production, Trade andConsumption
('000metrictons)
Year Quantity
A1Production1
(a)Fresh milk
(b)Low-fat products (e.g. buttermilk)
(c)Whey
(d)Curdled milk, kephir, yogurt
Other fermented andacidified milk
(e)Cream
(f)Other1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A2Total imports byproduct21994
1995
1996
A3Total exports byproduct21994
1995
1996
A4Total domestic consumption31994
1995
1996
Seenotes onfollowing page.IDA/4
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1Thelistmentions thevarious fresh products covered byTable I.Replies should indicate the
definition ofproducts included inthevarious sub-divisions andinparticular theirfatcontent. Fresh
milkshould, inparticular, besub-divided intowhole milk, partially skimmed milkandskimmed milk;
where possible, adistinction should alsobemade between pasteurized milk, sterilized milkandUHT
milk.
2According tobreakdown given under A1.
3Asageneral rule,consumption offresh products isidentical toproduction. Intheevent that
thefigures aredifferent, thisshould bementioned.
Note:Ifthedatatobefurnished under thistable arenotavailable, datamaybeinterms ofmilk
equivalent orofestimates.
B. Complementary InformationIDA/4
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II.Whey inPowder orBlock
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metrictons)
Year Quantity
A1Stocks atbeginning ofperiod11994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports 1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic consumption
Ofwhich:
A5.1Animal feed1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod11994
1995
1996
1Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofWhey inPowder orBlock
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
C. Imports ofWhey inPowder orBlock
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofWhey inPowder orBlock
inInternational Trade
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton1
Minimum Maximum Average
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Complementary Information
Ofwhich dataonprospectsIDA/4
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III. Concentrated Whey
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metrictons)
Year Quantity
A1Stocks atbeginning ofperiod11994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports 1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic consumption
Ofwhich:
A5.1Animal feed1994
1995
1996
1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod11994
1995
1996
1Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofConcentrated Whey
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
C. Imports ofConcentrated Whey inPowder orBlock
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofConcentrated Whey in
International Trade
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton1
Minimum Maximum Average
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Complementary Information
Ofwhich dataonprospectsIDA/4
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IV. Concentrated Milk1
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metrictons)
Year Quantity
A1Stocks atbeginning ofperiod21994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports 1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic consumption 1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod21994
1995
1996
1Data should distinguish between sweetened andunsweetened.
2Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofConcentrated Milk1
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0002
Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
1Data should distinguish between sweetened andunsweetened.
2Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
C. Imports ofConcentrated Milk1
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0002
Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
1Data should distinguish between sweetened andunsweetened.
2Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofConcentrated Milk in
International Trade
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton1
Minimum Maximum Average
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Data onFood AidandTransactions other than
Normal Commercial Transactions
F. Complementary Information
Ofwhich dataonprospectsIDA/4
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V.Casein
A. Production, Trade, Consumption andStocks
('000metrictons)
Year Quantity
A1Stocks atbeginning ofperiod11994
1995
1996
A2Production 1994
1995
1996
A3Total imports 1994
1995
1996
A4Total exports 1994
1995
1996
A5Total domestic consumption 1994
1995
1996
A6Stocks atendofperiod11994
1995
1996
1Thefullest possible datashould becommunicated withadetailed definition ofstocks.IDA/4
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B. Exports ofCasein
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Q V
BTotal
Ofwhich to:
(destination)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
C. Imports ofCasein
Year: 19.. Q:'000metric tons
V:US$'0001
Q V
CTotal
Ofwhich from:
(origin)
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.IDA/4
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D. Prices ofCasein inInternational Trade
Type ofprice,
market oforigin or
destination,
terms ofsaleProduct
description,
packaging;
end-use ifknownPeriodUS$/metric ton1
Minimum Maximum Average
1Theexchange rateapplied should beindicated.
E. Complementary Information
Ofwhich dataonprospectsIDA/4
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QUESTIONNAIRE 5
International Dairy Council
Questionnaire Regarding Information onDomestic Policies
andTrade Measures
Thelistbelow isaguide totheinformation indomestic policies andtrade measures thatthe
parties should provide totheInternational Dairy Council inaccordance withArticle III:3ofthe
Agreement.
Anintroductory notecould describe thegeneral policy ofwhich dairy policy isacomponent,
andmight giveanyother general information thatparties consider relevant andinparticular factors
which affect current andlikely future production.
A. Production
1. Support and/or stabilization measures:
(a) Inventory oftheinstruments ofsupport and/or stabilization;
(b) Levels ofguaranteed prices orsupport prices;
(c) Amount ofproducer subsidies;
(d) Average returns toproducers, including methods ofdetermining those returns
andconstituent elements thereof.
2. Policies andmeasures ofgovernments orother bodies likely toinfluence production,
other thanthose listed under 1.
B. Internal prices andconsumption
1. Representative retail andwholesale prices onmajor domestic markets.
2. Factors which condition theevolution andlevelofinternal consumption.
3. Policies andmeasures andcomments ontheireffects onconsumption.
C. Measures atthefrontier
1. Customs tariff.
2. Import measures attarifflinelevel1,suchasduties (statutory, bound, actually applied),
variable levies, other special charges, quantitative restrictions, minimum prices, State
trading2,etc.
1Dependingonthemeasures,amounts(tariffs,levies,forexample)orvolumes(e.g.quotas)shouldbeindicated.
2Incaseithasaneffect ontheimports.IDA/4
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3. Export measures attariff linelevel1,suchas:subsidies, refunds, equalization, price
pooling, levies andcharges, restrictions, etc.
4. Description ofinternal regulations andofagreements governing inclusion ofproducts
intariff headings orsub-headings (forexample product classification rules, quota
allocation, observance ofminimum prices orpriceratios, specific sanitary regulations,
etc.).
5. Asfaraspossible, description ofreasons andcircumstances whythesefrontier measures
were instituted andreasons foranychanges thereof.
D. Textordescription ofbilateral, plurilateral andmultilateral agreements (other thanthe
Uruguay Round Agreement onAgriculture)
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1Dependingonthemeasures,amounts(tariffs,levies,forexample)orvolumes(e.g.quotas)shouldbeindicated.