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2006
Circular Schedule
Grapes:
World Situation and Outlook 2006
Table grape production during the 2006 season for selected
northern hemisphere table grape-producing countries is forecast
up 5 percent from a year ago, while select southern hemisphere
production is forecast up 1 percent. Total U.S. grape production
during 2005 is estimated to be up 12 percent from the low levels
of 2004. Grapes utilized in the fresh market during 2005 are
estimated to increase 7 percent over the previous year’s crop to
859,000 metric tons. Total California fresh-market grape
production is estimated at 853,000 tons during 2005, valued at
about $570 million.
- Grapes - A Graphics
Presentation - April 2004
Circular Publications
with Grape Feature Articles
Table Grape Update - December 2006
Grapes:
Update - October 2005
Grapes:
Situation and Outlook - April 2005-
Grape Situation and Outlook - April 2004
- Table Grape Update - December 2004
Grape
Situation and Outlook - March 2003
Grape
Situation and Outlook - November 2002
Grape
Situation and Outlook - March 2002
Grape
Situation and Outlook - November 2001
Grape
Situation and Outlook - March 2001
Grape articles are usually published in
March and November. The March articles
typically highlight the southern hemisphere
grape producing countries, and the November
articles concentrate on the northern
hemisphere grape producing countries.
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- World wine trade and policy updates are also
periodically included in other months. These
articles and updates are based on the
information in the attaché reports.
 - April 2, 2003*
India
- Weekly Highlights & Hotbites, #13
California grapes in Indian market
March 19, 2003*
Canada
- This Week in Canadian Agriculture, Issue 10
Cold Temperatures Raise Grape Grower Concerns
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- Attaché Reports
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- Search through the country reports prepared
by FAS attachés
covering over 100 countries. Please note that
the fresh deciduous fruit reports
containing table grape information are
required only for Argentina, Chile, Greece, Italy,
Japan, Mexico, South Africa, Spain, and
Turkey. Voluntary reports from other
countries may also be available.
- Food and Agriculture
Organization (FAO) Statistical Database:
Crops Primary
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- U.S.
Trade Data
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- U.S. Import Tariffs
and Codes
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- Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the
United States, U.S.
International Trade Commission, Office of
Tariff Affairs and Trade Agreements
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- U.S. Export Codes
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- Schedule B Export Codes, U.S. Census Bureau, Foreign Trade
Division
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- U.S. Grape Production
- USDA, National Statistics Service (NASS)
reports:
- Noncitrus
Fruits and Nuts Summaries
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- California Agricultural Statistics Service
(CASS) reports:
- Fruit
and Nut Reviews (Monthly Crop
Highlights)
- Grape
Crush
- Grape
Acreage
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- USDA, Economic Research Service (ERS)
reports:
- Fruit
and Tree Nuts Situation and Outlook Report
- Fruit
and Nut Yearbook
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- Grape Prices
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- USDA, National Statistics Service (NASS)
reports:
- Agricultural
Prices Monthly
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- Phytosanitary
Issues
USDA, Animal
and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS)
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- California
Table Grape Commission
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- 1 short ton = 0.907 MT
- 1 MT = 1.102 short tons
- 1 acre = 0.404 hectares (ha)
- 1 ha = 2.471 acres
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