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Other new data series in the CEIC Indian Premium Database include enhanced chemical and petrochemical statistics, expanded tourism statistics, expanded cement statistics, enhanced foreign trade statistics, enhanced metal and steel statistics, and enhanced transportation, post and telecom statistics.

The shutdown already has delayed the release of the monthly foreign trade statistics, which were due out on Tuesday.

Source: SIS Foreign Trade Statistics, 1997.

Data on asbestos imports in Spain were obtained from several sources: primarily from a compilation made by the Catalonian Regional Labour Authority and from a report entitled, " Foreign trade statistics for Spain", which compiled annual asbestos import and export figures; and also from company records [ 7, 23].

Poultry Meat: USA - Broiler cuts, export unit value - Foreign Trade Statistics of the United States Census Bureau; Japan - Broiler Import Price, cif; Frozen, other than leg quarters - A.L.I.C.; Brazil - Export unit value for chicken, fob - A.B.E.F.

Pig Meat: USA - Export unit value for frozen product - Foreign Trade Statistics of the United States Census Bureau; Brazil –Export unit value for pig meat, fob – A.B.I.P.E.C.; Japan - Pork Import Price (cif): Frozen Boneless Cuts – A.L.I.C. FAO estimates and forecasts are based on official and unofficial sources.

Foreign agricultural trade statistics of government and non-government shipments from the U.S. to foreign countries are also included in the report.

Foreign Trade by Commodities, 1991-1996, Volume 5, Statistics directorate.

Chinese officials also say the trade statistics fail to reflect the benefits that foreign retailers and consumers gain from the flood of cheap, good-quality Chinese manufactured goods now widely available in international markets.

Trade statistics indicate that rattan contributes significantly to foreign exchange earnings.

For the assessments in this report, forest products trade statistics were taken from the March 2000 issue of Monthly Statistics of Foreign Trade, published by the Directorate of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics, Department of Commerce.