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Alcohols phenols derivatives 18,916 2003 47th out of 100
Animal feed excl unml cer 36,407 2003 60th out of 105
Articles nes of plastics 113,328 2003 46th out of 105
Articles of rubber nes 22,948 2003 51st out of 103
Baby care toys games sport per 1000 4.51 2003 55th out of 103
Base metal manufactures nes 85,867 2003 52nd out of 106
Briquettes lignite peat 608 2003 46th out of 71
Carboxylic acid compound 25,522 2003 52nd out of 94
Cereal grains nes 288 2003 68th out of 89
Cheese and curd 8,064 2003 58th out of 103
Civil engineering plant 46,110 2003 58th out of 105
Clothing accessories 56,953 2003 30th out of 102
Coal non-agglomerated 209,543 2003 22nd out of 79
Cocoa 27,609 2003 32nd out of 90
Copper 43,848 2003 47th out of 101
Copper ores concentrates 237,336 2003 8th out of 42
Cotton 25,518 2003 35th out of 90
Cotton fabrics > Woven 207,145 2003 21st out of 103
Crude vegetables materials nes 15,985 2003 56th out of 104
Cutlery 8,966 2003 51st out of 104
Domestic equipment 122,309 2003 38th out of 106
Eggs > Albumin 1,474 2003 61st out of 95
Electric circuit equipment 134,940 2003 49th out of 105
Electrical equipment nes 85,906 2003 52nd out of 106
Elements oxides hal salt 19,594 2003 59th out of 103
Engines non-electric nes 5,976 2003 63th out of 91
Ferrous waste scrap 9,315 2003 40th out of 71
Fertilizers crude 23,613 2003 19th out of 86
Fish > Live fresh chilled frozen 13,835 2003 57th out of 100
Fish shellfish > Prepared pressed 1,845 2003 70th out of 103
Fixed vegetables oil fat > Soft 16,622 2003 63th out of 104
Flat rolled alloy steel 27,113 2003 48th out of 95
Flat rolled iron steel products 54,921 2003 56th out of 99
Floor coverings etc 10,830 2003 45th out of 104
Food processing machines 32,074 2003 43th out of 102
Goods service vehicles 143,199 2003 46th out of 106
Hand machine tools 22,678 2003 55th out of 106
Hide skin excl fur raw 3,095 2003 42nd out of 76
Household garden chemicals 41,320 2003 50th out of 105
Hydrocarbons derivatives 5,259 2003 62nd out of 101
Indust heat cool equipment 132,062 2003 47th out of 106
Internal combustion engines 27,031 2003 59th out of 106
Iron ore concentrates 62,788 2003 27th out of 62
Iron steel wire 7,535 2003 52nd out of 100
Leather 1,396 2003 48th out of 78
Lime cement constr material 13,418 2003 68th out of 106
Man-made woven fabrics 250,165 2003 20th out of 103
Manufactured fertilizers 15,030 2003 69th out of 101
Margarine shortening 5,033 2003 45th out of 103
Materials of rubber 13,685 2003 48th out of 101
Measure control appliances nes 79,390 2003 51st out of 105
Meat nes > Fresh chilled frozen 38,501 2003 40th out of 102
Meat offal preserved 1,311 2003 30th out of 77
Medical etc electronic diagnostics equipment 9,844 2003 61st out of 104
Medicaments include veterinary 225,813 2003 50th out of 105
Metalworking machine nes 23,176 2003 42nd out of 98
Meters and counters nes 19,677 2003 37th out of 102
Misc chemical products nes 66,526 2003 52nd out of 104
Misc non-ferrous base metal 1,352 2003 45th out of 71
Monofilament rods sticks 19,133 2003 28th out of 93
Natural abrasives nes 103 2003 70th out of 77
Nitrogen function compounds 18,125 2003 56th out of 96
Office equipment parts accessories 58,412 2003 50th out of 105
Office stationery supply 8,872 2003 57th out of 105
Oil etc additives fluids 14,389 2003 54th out of 103
Oil seeds-not soft oil 847 2003 60th out of 85
Paper paperboard 145,862 2003 53th out of 105
Passenger cars etc 549,849 2003 41st out of 106
Pharmaceuticals excl medicaments 37,024 2003 57th out of 104
Pharmaceuticals excl medicaments per 1000 4.73 2003 54th out of 103
Photographic equipment 5,131 2003 61st out of 104
Photographic supplies 16,874 2003 56th out of 104
Plastic nes-primary form 53,434 2003 57th out of 102
Plastic sheets film etc 94,250 2003 45th out of 104
Polyacetals polyesters 44,509 2003 52nd out of 102
Pottery 3,673 2003 62nd out of 102
Printed matter 31,109 2003 62nd out of 106
Printing industry machinery 26,270 2003 50th out of 102
Pumps for liquids 35,849 2003 56th out of 105
Radio broadcast receiver 15,178 2003 50th out of 103
Radio-active etc material 773 2003 51st out of 75
Railway vehicles equipment 11,301 2003 54th out of 87
Rolled plated m-steel 28,086 2003 62nd out of 104
Rubber synthetic waste etc 6,346 2003 59th out of 88
Rubber tyres treads 62,009 2003 51st out of 105
Sanitary plumb heat fixtures 17,764 2003 39th out of 105
Steam generating boilers 4,164 2003 51st out of 99
Stone sand gravel 7,932 2003 58th out of 102
Styrene primary polymers 10,822 2003 51st out of 93
Television receivers 56,288 2003 45th out of 103
Tractors 18,777 2003 46th out of 102
Trunks and cases 11,833 2003 48th out of 102
Vegetables root tuber prepared pressed 18,685 2003 48th out of 105

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