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The agricultural surplus ion the trade balance 26.1 bn euros versus 47.5 bn euros for all goods.

Energy consumption of hard coal, lignite, crude, natural gas Petroleum products, renewable energy, waste, electricity, heat

In 2016, the Netherlands exported 85 bn euros in agricultural goods.

In 2015 the value of agricultural exports amounted to 81.3 bn euros, the highest value ever.

The total production of margarines and edible fats rose substantially in the Netherlands in the period 2000-2008. Consumption of fats fell in the same period.

Over the period 1950-2015, the production value of Dutch agriculture increased more than tenfold.

Renewable energy, also called sustainable or green energy, comes from natural processes that are constantly replenished.

Prices of healthier food products have risen faster than those of unhealthier food products.

Consumption of energy Industry of hard coal, lignite, crude, natural gas Petroleum products, renewable energy, waste, electricity, heat

Extraction, import and export materials Material flows to and from the Dutch economy

Since September 2007, Dutch consumers have been paying more for their groceries every month. The 6.3 percent increase in food prices in May 2008 was the largest since 2002.

Import and export value of goods; according to SITC classification (3 digit) and country (groups).

Food manufacturers been raising the prices of their products on the domestic market almost continuously since mid-2006.

In the first four months of 2015, the value of agricultural exports was 2.7 percent down from the same period last year. The value of exports of dairy, cattle and meat fell substantially. Exports of...

Dutch exports to and imports from Italy in international goods trade, 2016.

Energy commodities reported into petajoules (PJ) and physical units by energy consumers and balance sheet items.

Manure production, nitrogen and phosphate in manure, nitrogen losses, manure exports, manure processing, manure use

On 1 April 2018, there were nearly 4 million head of cattle in the Netherlands, a decline of over 178 thousand (4 percent) on one year previously.

Since the introduction of milk quota regime in 1983, the Dutch dairy stock was reduced by 1.1 million (42 percent) to just under 1.5 million cattle.

Dutch inflation was 1.3 percent in September 2007, i.e. 0.2 percentage points higher than in August.