Shipment of Food Aid in Cereals, Table 1

Shipment of Food Aid in Cereals, Table 1

▪ Table
In 000-metric ton grain equivalent

Region and country 1989-90, 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95{1}

Australia 327 232 254 300
Canada 1,035 702 856 700
European Union 3,211 4,114 2,812 3,000
By members 884 926 1,110 ...
By organizations 2,327 3,188 1,702 ...
Japan 443 358 411 300
Norway 50 62 55 30
Sweden 97 168 134 80
Switzerland 62 60 65 30
United States 6,777 8,466 8,483 5,100
Others{2} 250 1,022 271 260
Total 12,252 15,184 13,341 9,800
To less developed
countries 10,628 10,800 8,599 7,000
To LIFDC{3} 9,347 9,800 7,973 6,500
Sub-Saharan Africa 3,450 5,227 3,706 ...
To other countries 1,624 4,384 4,742 2,800

{1}Estimated.
{2}Includes Argentina, Austria, China, Finland, India, OPEC Special Fund, Saudi Arabia,
Turkey, and World Food Program, but not necessarily for all years.
{3}Low-income food-deficit countries with per capita incomes under U.S. $1,305 in 1992.
Source: FAO, Food Outlook, November-December 1994.

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