2010 California Agricultural Export Data (Excel file)
1. California agricultural product export values and rankings, 2008-2010
2. California Share of U.S. Agricultural Exports by Category and Commodity, 2009-2010
3. Major Destinations for California Agricultural Exports, 2009 and 2010
4. Major California agricultural exports to the top 15 destinations, 2009 and 2010
5. Major California agricultural exports to the European Union, 2009 & 2010
6. Ratio of California farm quantity exported to farm quantity produced, 2009 and 2010
7. Methodological Notes
California International Agriculture Exports in 2009 - Data (Excel file)
In 1997, AIC formed a partnership with the California Department of Food and Agriculture, Agricultural Export Program to develop estimates of California’s agricultural exports.
(see also AIC Issues Briefs for previous years below)
South Korea-U.S. free trade agreement will lower export barriers for California products
by Hyunok Lee, Daniel A. Sumner. California Agriculture, April-June 2011.
" Once it is approved, KORUS FTA will generate more demand for California products and expand the state's agricultural economy."
Opportunities in the Korean Food Market.
AIC Director Daniel Sumner's presentation for the Korea Trade Investment Promotion Agency. Dec 2010.
For all presentations, click here.
Import Demand for Brazilian Ethanol: a Cross-Country Analysis
(November 2009, pdf) Barbara Farinelli, Colin A. Carter, C.-Y. Cynthia Lin, Daniel A. Sumner. Analysis of import demand models suggests that the factors influencing demand for ethanol vary across countries with respect to market conditions and regulations.
The Prospective Free Trade Agreement with Korea: Background, Analysis, and Perspectives for California Agriculture
(June 2009, pdf) Hyunok Lee and Daniel A. Sumner. Giannini publication. Series report 09-2.
An analysis to the background and future of trade with Korea as well as california's position in this market and a breakdown of market by commodity with respect to trade with Korea.
Marketing Wine on the Web.
Susanne Stricker, Rolf A.E. Mueller, and Daniel A. Sumner. Choices, (22), 1 (2007): 31-34.
Wine purveyed on the World Wide Web joined many similar ventures with a big splash in the late 1990s. And, as with such ventures, some swam, some just bobbled, while others simply sank.
Perspectives on Farm Policy Reform
(April 2007, pdf) Julian M. Alston and Daniel A. Sumner. This article reviews what has happened to U.S. domestic farm policies and related agricultural trade policies over the past 10 years. The article is concluded with an overview of the policies as they stand today as well as potential outcomes in the 2007 Farm Bill.
U.S. Farm Programs and African Cotton. International Food and Agricultural Trade Policy Council Issues Brief, No. 22
(February 2007 html) Daniel A. Sumner. This Brief describes the domestic and international factors influencing US cotton policy: the US Farm Bill, the US-Brazil WTO cotton case, and the WTO's sectoral initiative on cotton.
EU
Support Reductions Would Benefit California Tomato Growers
(October - December 2006 California Agriculture,
pdf, 5.75 mb)
Bradley J.Rickard and Daniel A. Sumner. Simulation model
results from a 50 percent reduction in European Union
trade barriers and subsidies.
Supply and Demand for Commodity Components: Implications
of Free Trade versus the AUSFTA for the U.S. Dairy Industry.
(2006, pdf, 152 kb) by Julian M. Alston, Joseph V. Balagtas,
Daniel A. Sumner, and Henrich Brunke.
Assessing
the Role of NAFTA in California Agriculture: A Review of
Trends and Economic Relationships (pdf)
Henrich Brunke and Daniel A. Sumner investigate the impacts
the North American Free Trade Agreement on California agriculture.
This is a study the Agricultural Issues Center conducted
in collaboration with the California Farm Bureau Federation
thirteen years after an agreement for free trade with Canada
and eight years after Mexico was added to create the North
American Free Trade Agreement. November 2002
University of California Executive
Seminar on Agricultural Issues, "The WTO and International
Trade Prospects" (pdf)
This link contains presentations from the executive seminar
on the WTO and international trade prospects. September 2002
China's Integration with Global
Markets(pdf)
Presentation by Colin Carter presented at the Executive Seminar
on the WTO and Internation Trade Prospects.
Agricultural Policy Negotiation
Issues between the European Union and the United States (pdf)
This file contains the power point slides for a symposium
organized by AIC for presentation at the annual conference
of the American Agricultural Economics Association held
in Chicago in August 2001. It features presentations by
AIC director Sumner and colleagues from Begium, Italy and
France.
Food Security, Trade and Agricultural Commodity Policy (pdf)
Paper by Daniel A. Sumner presented at the symposium "Challenging
the Agricultural Economics Paradigm," Columbus, Ohio,
September 10, 2000.
Agricultural
Trade Policy and Food Security (pdf)
Paper presented by Daniel A. Sumner at the International
Association of Agricultural Economists Workshop on Food Security,
Berlin, August, 2000.
Trade Liberalization and China’s Food Economy in the
21st Century:
Implications to China’s National Food Security (html)
Paper presented by Jikun Huang, Chunlai Chen, Scott Rozelle,
and Francis Tuan at the meetings of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science, Washington D.C., February,
2000.
Economic Reform and the Changing Pattern of China's Agricultural
Trade (pdf)
Paper by Colin A. Carter and Xianghong Li presented at the
June 1999 International Agricultural Trade Research Consortium:
China's Agricultural Trade and Policy: Issues, Analysis and
Global Consequences.
Economic Consequences of European
Union Processing Tomato Subsidies (pdf)
Daniel A. Sumner, Bradley J. Rickard, and David S. Hart
analyze the impacts of EU processed tomato industry export
subsidies, import barriers, and domestic subsidies on EU
producers, consumers and taxpayers and on processed tomato
market participants outside the EU.
Agricultural Exports for California
This link provides information on the history, methods and
resulting data from the AIC effort to develop methods that
result in more accurate statistics for international exports
of California agricultural products.
AIC ISSUES BRIEFS
California International Agriculture Exports in 2008
(AIC Issues Brief #36, March 2010, pdf, 450 kb) William A. Matthews, Georgi Gabrielyan and Daniel A. Sumner
.... Download data used in this brief (Excel file)
.... Also see additional data and methodology at http://aic.ucdavis.edu/pub/exports.html
California International Agricultural Exports in 2007
(AIC Issues Brief #35, December 2008, pdf, 350kb). William A. Matthews and Daniel A. Sumner.
The value of California’s 2007 agricultural exports reached an all time high of $10.9 billion, a 12 percent increase from the 2006 total. The data reported in this AIC Issues Brief describe the international agricultural exports for 2007 and revisions for 2006 and are the product of a collaborative effort between the AIC and the California Department of Food and Agriculture to develop estimates of the value of California agricultural products shipped to international markets.
Data used in creating this brief (Excel file)
California International Agricultural Exports in 2006 (AIC Issues Brief #32, pdf, 360kb)
by Omid Rowhani and Daniel A. Sumner
This year was the fifth consecutive year that California witnessed increases in agricultural export value to foreign destinations. California exports increased by 5 percent in 2006 and reached a record high with total exports nearing $9.8 billion.
EU
Support Reductions Would Benefit California Tomato Growers
and Processors (October - December 2006 California Agriculture,
pdf, 5.75 mb)
Bradley J.Rickard and Daniel A. Sumner. Simulation model
results from a 50 percent reduction in European Union trade
barriers and subsidies.
California
International Agricultural Exports in 2005 (no.31,
2007,pdf)
by Omid Rowhani and Daniel A. Sumner
In 2005 California’s agricultural exports surpassed
$9 billion for the first time. The $9.3 billion in
exports is a new record and represents a 13 percent
increase from 2004.
California
International Agricultural Exports in 2004 (no.30, 2005,
pdf)
José E. Bervejillo and Daniel A. Sumner
In 2004 California’s agricultural exports surpassed
$8 billion for the first time. This represents a 9 percent
increase over 2003 and a 25 percent increase over 2002.
The data reported in this AIC Issues Brief describe international
agricultural exports for 2004 and revisions for 2002 and
2003.
California
International Agricultural Exports in 2003 (no.28, 2004,
88kb)
by José E. Bervejillo and Daniel A. Sumner
The data reported in this AIC Issues Brief describe international
agricultural exports for 2003 as well as revisions for 2001
and 2002.
An
Assessment of Market Shares of California Agricultural Exports
in 2002 (Brief no.24, March 2004, pdf)
José E. Bervejillo and Daniel A. Sumner.
This study estimates California's share of selected agricultural
commodities in selected markets for 2002. California’s
main export market is the United States, but 18 percent
of the state’s agricultural production is shipped
overseas. We selected the most important foreign markets,
analyzed the principal destinations, and generated an estimate
of the California share in each market.
California’s International
Agricultural Exports in 2002 (no.23, 2003, pdf)
José E. Bervejillo and Daniel A. Sumner. The value
of California’s agricultural exports in 2002 remained
unchanged from 2001 at about $6.5 billion. The data reported
in this AIC Issues Brief describe international agricultural
exports for 2002 as well as revisions for 2000 and 2001.
Role of NAFTA in California
Agriculture: a Brief Review (no. 21, 2003, pdf)
Henrich Brunke and Daniel A. Sumner summarize the results
of a study the Agricultural Issues Center conducted in collaboration
with the California Farm Bureau Federation thirteen years
after an agreement for free trade with Canada and eight
years after Mexico was added to create the North American
Free Trade Agreement.
California's International
Agricultural Exports in 2001 (no. 19, 2003, pdf)
Jose E. Bervejillo and Daniel A. Sumner examine California's
year 2001 international agricultural exports using new data
from the continuing AIC effort to produce accurate export
statistics for the state.
Emergent E-Commerce
in Agriculture (no. 14, 2000, pdf)
Rolf A.E. Mueller provides some background, some current
facts, and some interpretation of the role of e-commerce
in agriculture.
California's Year 2000
International Agricultural Exports (no 17, 2001, pdf)
Nicolai V. Kuminoff, Jose E. Bervejillo, and Daniel A. Sumner
examine California's year 2000 international agricultural
exports using new data from the continuing AIC effort to
produce accurate export statistics for the state.
California's 1999 International
Agricultural Exports (no. 13, 2000, pdf)
Nicolai V. Kuminoff, Daniel A. Sumner and Justin Tamony
provide updated export data for 1999 and present highlights
from the five years of data compiled by AIC through its
effort to develop more accurate methods of producing agricultural
export statistics for California.
Data on California's
1998 Agricultural Exports (no.10, 1999, pdf)
Nicolai Kuminoff, Tiffany Bunney, David S. Hart and Daniel
A. Sumner provide updated export data for 1998 from the
continuing AIC effort to develop methods for producing more
accurate agricultural export statistics for California.
Agricultural Impacts
of the Asian Economic Turmoil: A California Focus (no.
9, 1999, html)
Daniel A. Sumner and JooHo Song examine the Asian economic
situation and the implications for California agriculture.
Improved Data on California’s
Agricultural Exports (no. 8, 1998, html)
Daniel A. Sumner, Heather Benson, David Hart and Nick Kuminoff
summarize results from a larger AIC project that provided
a more solid statistical basis for conclusions about the
state’s agricultural exports from 1995-1997.
International Trade
and California Agriculture (no. 3, 1997, html)
Colin A. Carter and Daniel A. Sumner discuss how international
markets and trade policy affect California agriculture. |
