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WEA Approved Tonnages and ABS Export Statistics for the period 

1 October 2001 to 31 December 2001

Destination Tonnes approved by the WEA* Tonnes exported in Bags** Tonnes exported in Containers** Tonnes exported in Bulk**
Algeria
  65    
Austria
350      
Bahrain
       
Bangladesh
    11,855 26,000
Belgium-Luxembourg
    237 473
Botswana
       
Brunei
       
Cambodia
       
China
    3,263 30,234
Ecuador
       
Egypt
      412,690
Ethiopia
       
Fiji
      28,920
France
700 693    
Germany
       
Hong Kong
66 131    
India
       
Indonesia
350 505   606,699
Iran
      571,181
Iraq
      442,425
Israel
       
Italy
3,240   1,081 91,759
Japan
51 20 1,316 280,766
Kenya
      38,907
Korea, Republic of
      248,090
Kuwait
204     88,140
Lebanon
      36,477
Libya
       
Malawi
       
Malaysia
616 91 1,947 140,015
Mauritius
59 49   16,489
Morocco
       
Mozambique
      9,990
Myanmar
14,300 308 11,217  
Netherlands
      14,000
New Caledonia
6 49 5,565  
New Zealand
149 34 6,499 57,801
Norway
420   210  
Oman
      28,353
Pakistan
       
Papua New Guinea
    4,139 19,910
Philippines
  132 993 25,829
Qatar
       
Singapore
28 50   35,838
Solomon Islands
    77  
South Africa
48     55,000
Spain
6,500      
Sri Lanka
  45   51,959
Sudan
150     82,400
Switzerland
1,893   80  
Taiwan
21 752 1,195  
Tanzania
      51,801
Thailand
570 404   31,492
Turkey
      26,960
Uganda
      18,011
United Arab Emirates
364 396   26,250
United Kingdom
1,722   2,041  
United States of America
       
Vietnam
42,175 1,975 21,447 11,835
Yemen
      146,970
Total
73,982 5,699 73,162 3,753,664

*Source: WEA Database
**Source: ABS foreign trade unpublished data Notes:AWB(I) exports (bulk and container) are included in this table. AWB(I) exports do not require WEA approval.

An export consent's shipping period may extend outside the reporting period. On occasion multiple exporters vie and seek export consents for the same business. As such, WEA approved tonnages are generally considerably higher than actual exports. Anomalies in the data may be as a result of any of the above notes, incorrect data entry into the  ACS EXIT 1 system by exporters, or by exporter non-compliance with WEA consents

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