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Rank   Countries  Amount 
# 1   Canada: $425.00 
# 2   India: $274.00 
# 3   Peru: $194.00 
# 4   Mexico: $179.00 
# 5   China: $142.00 
# 6   France: $53.00 
# 7   Netherlands: $47.00 
# 8   Taiwan: $33.00 
= 9   South Africa: $22.00 
= 9   Turkey: $22.00 
# 11   Australia: $9.00 
= 12   Japan: $8.00 
= 12   Lebanon: $8.00 
# 14   Iran: $4.00 
# 15   Singapore: $3.00 
= 16   Bolivia: $2.00 
= 16   Hungary: $2.00 
= 16   Italy: $2.00 
= 19   Israel: $0.00 
= 19   Portugal: $0.00 
= 19   Switzerland: $0.00 
= 19   Argentina: $0.00 
= 19   Hong Kong: $0.00 
= 19   Austria: $0.00 
= 19   Malawi: $0.00 
= 19   Egypt: $0.00 
= 19   Syria: $0.00 
= 19   Germany: $0.00 
= 19   Thailand: $0.00 
Total: $1,429.00  
Weighted average: $49.28  



DEFINITION: Broad and horse beans dried or shelled

SOURCE: Agribusiness Online

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