Livestock on agricultural holdings with a Standard Ouptut >= 3000 euro, grazing livestock and housed animals at 1 April and 1 December
Milk supply by dairy farms, production of butter, cheese, milk powder, concentrated milk and whey powder
Contribution and impact on the annual rate of change according to CPI Yearly rates, weighting coefficient, contribution and impact
Contribution and impact on the annual rate of change according to HICP Yearly rates, weighting coefficient, contribution and impact
European harmonised consumer price indices 2015 = 100, expenditures Price index, monthly and yearly rates and weightingcoëfficient
Consumer price indices. Index figures consumer expenditures 2015 = 100 Price index, monthly and yearly rates and weightingcoëfficient
Import, export value and trade balance of goods; SITC (3 digits) and countries.
Price Index numbers (excluding excise) and month and year development Market and product according to product nomenclature ProdCom
This edition of the Internationalisation Monitor focuses on the environmental aspect of Dutch international trade: how does globalisation contribute to the issues and solutions in the area of environmental sustainability?
Livestock cattle, position of dairy cattle and cattle for fattening according to Agricultural Census and Earmark registration
Agricultural census; crops, livestock, land use and corresponding number of holdings by general farm type and region
The Netherlands is only minimally dependent on one or a few countries for product groups with an import value of at least 250 million euros.
In 2019, the Netherlands earned 4.6 billion euros through domestic exports to China.
The Netherlands in Numbers, 2020 is the successor to Trends in the Netherlands and the Statistical Yearbooks and Pocket Books.
Despite the coronavirus crisis, Dutch agricultural exports grew by an estimated 1 percent in 2020 relative to the previous year.
In the first four months of 2020, Dutch domestic goods exports to China rose by 500 million euros to 3.5 billion euros.
In 2019, nitrogen excretion in animal manure decreased by 2.6 percent on the previous year, to 490 million kg. This is below the nitrogen oxides emission ceiling that has been imposed on Dutch livestock farmers by the European Union.
Agricultural exports amounted to an estimated 94.5 billion euros in 2019. This is 4.6 percent more than in 2018 and the highest level on record.
Renewable energy, also called sustainable or green energy, comes from natural processes that are constantly replenished.
In terms of the gross value added generated through Dutch exports, the highest value added is derived from the export of machinery and machine parts. In 2018, this value added amounted to almost 16 billion euros.
Average prices of consumer goods like fuels, eating and drinking in cafes and restaurants, food products and services
Average prices food: beer, bread, butter, cheese, coffee, eggs, margarine milk, pork steak, potatoes, rice, stewing steak, sugar and tea
Phosphate production in livestock manure declined further in 2018
Agricultural exports in 2018 were worth an estimated 90.3 billion euros, i.e. 0.2 percent up on 2017. While exports rose, prices dropped relative to 2017.
Agricultural income per annual work unit has declined in 2018; by nearly 11 percent relative to 2017.