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    China is the world's largest producer of tomatoes, producing over 33 million metric tons in 2008, followed by the United States, Turkey, India, and Egypt. Spain exports the most tomatoes, over 1 million metric tons in 2004, followed by Mexico and the Netherlands. The United States imports the most tomatoes, over 930 thousand metric tons in 2004, followed by Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and Russia.

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    China is the world's largest producer of tomatoes, producing over 33 million metric tons in 2008, followed by the United States, Turkey, India, and Egypt. Spain exports the most tomatoes, over 1 million metric tons in 2004, followed by Mexico and the Netherlands. The United States imports the most tomatoes, over 930 thousand metric tons in 2004, followed by Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and Russia.

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    Vaikunth Mehta National Institute of Co-Operative Management, Pune

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    China is the world's largest producer of tomatoes, producing over 33 million metric tons in 2008, followed by the United States, Turkey, India, and Egypt. Spain exports the most tomatoes, over 1 million metric tons in 2004, followed by Mexico and the Netherlands. The United States imports the most tomatoes, over 930 thousand metric tons in 2004, followed by Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and Russia.

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    Assignment on: Details of Agricultural Commodity(Tomato)

    Retail Management

    Submitted To: Prof. Chetan Singoi

    Submitted By: Nilesh Thorave (1054)

    Date:-15th Jan 2012

    CENTRE FOR MANAGEMENT EDUCATION

    VAIKUNTH MEHTA NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CO-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT, PUNE

    Tomato
    Top Five Tomato producing countries:Sr. 1 2 3 4 5 Country China United States Turkey India Egypt Production 2008 (metric tonnes) 33,911,702 m/t 13,718,171 m/t 10,985,355 m/t 10,303,000 m/t 9,204,097 m/t Production 2004 (metric tonnes) 30,143,929 m/t 13,718,171 m/t 9,440,000 m/t 8,125,600 m/t 7,640,818 m/t Percent Change + 12.499 % n/c + 16.37 % + 26.797 % + 20.46 %

    Top Ten Fresh Tomato Exporters


    In 2004, the following nations exported the most tomatoes by weight. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Spain 1.02 million metric tons (25% of top ten total) Mexico 895.1 thousand metric tons (21.9%) Netherlands 771.8 thousand metric tons (18.9%) Syrian Arab Republic 260 thousand metric tons (6.4%) Jordan 237.9 thousand metric tons (5.8%)

    6. Turkey 235.4 thousand metric tons (5.8%) 7. United States 212.3 thousand metric tons (5.2%) 8. Belgium 204.5 thousand metric tons (5%) 9. Canada 137.2 thousand metric tons (3.4%) 10. Morocco 107.4 thousand metric tons (2.6%)

    Top Ten Fresh Tomato Importers


    The following countries imported the most fresh tomatoes by weight in 2004. 1. United States 932 thousand metric tons (27.1% of top ten total) 2. Germany 660.8 thousand metric tons (19.2%) 3. France 434.3 thousand metric tons (12.6%) 4. United Kingdom 386.4 thousand metric tons (11.2%) 5. Russia 291.4 thousand metric tons (8.5%) 6. Saudi Arabia 215.5 thousand metric tons (6.3%) 7. Netherlands 174.8 thousand metric tons (5.1%) 8. Canada 174.2 thousand metric tons (5.1%) 9. United Arab Emirates 90.8 thousand metric tons (2.6%) 10. Italy 84.9 thousand metric tons (2.5%)

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