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Agriculture Statistics > Food production index > Malaysia (historical data)

VIEW DATA:   Values  
Definition     Source      Printable version   
Date   Amount    Rank   
2004   120    #17   
2003   114.9    #24   
2002   106.3    #55   
2001   104.9    #33   
2000   98.3    #139   
1999   96.8    #126   
1998   86.9    #159   
1997   89.9    #131   
1996   87.3    #141   
1995   83.9    #135   
1994   81.4    #129   
1993   81.1    #119   
1992   73.4    #144   
1991   70.4    #143   
1990   67.8    #144   
1989   64.8    #128   
1988   56.5    #143   
1987   51.6    #150   
1986   50.3    #151   
1985   47.2    #151   
1984   42.8    #153   
1983   39.3    #151   
1982   41.8    #150   
1981   37.9    #150   
1980   36.3    #153   
1979   34.6    #151   
1978   29.6    #153   
1977   29.6    #152   
1976   29.5    #151   
1975   27.8    #154   
1974   25.4    #154   
1973   22.8    #153   
1972   22.4    #154   
1971   21.2    #155   
1970   20.1    #154   
1969   18.7    #154   
1968   17    #154   
1967   14.9    #155   
1966   14.2    #156   
1965   14.2    #155   
1964   12.8    #156   
1963   13    #157   
1962   12.3    #156   
1961   12.1    #155   


DEFINITION: Food production index covers food crops that are considered edible and that contain nutrients. Coffee and tea are excluded because, although edible, they have no nutritive value.

SOURCE: World Development Indicators database
 

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