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Alcohols phenols derivatives 86,432 2003 28th out of 100
Animal feed excl unml cer 327,122 2003 19th out of 105
Articles nes of plastics 490,497 2003 27th out of 105
Articles of rubber nes 111,434 2003 28th out of 103
Baby care toys games sport per 1000 30.42 2003 24th out of 103
Base metal manufactures nes 409,196 2003 26th out of 106
Briquettes lignite peat 3,818 2003 26th out of 71
Carboxylic acid compound 104,218 2003 32nd out of 94
Cereal grains nes 17,411 2003 11th out of 89
Cheese and curd 90,898 2003 21st out of 103
Civil engineering plant 233,792 2003 32nd out of 105
Clothing accessories 93,920 2003 22nd out of 102
Coal non-agglomerated 203,534 2003 23th out of 79
Cocoa 8,834 2003 46th out of 90
Coin nongold non current 1,190 2003 12th out of 40
Copper 225,709 2003 25th out of 101
Cork natural raw waste 144,677 2003 1st out of 44
Cotton 130,841 2003 13th out of 90
Cotton fabrics > Woven 280,478 2003 17th out of 103
Crude vegetables materials nes 116,384 2003 21st out of 104
Cutlery 28,897 2003 30th out of 104
Domestic equipment 462,845 2003 20th out of 106
Eggs > Albumin 15,688 2003 19th out of 95
Electric circuit equipment 556,625 2003 29th out of 105
Electrical equipment nes 490,779 2003 33th out of 106
Elements oxides hal salt 63,392 2003 39th out of 103
Engines non-electric nes 105,171 2003 31st out of 91
Ferrous waste scrap 68,645 2003 25th out of 71
Fertilizers crude 10,746 2003 31st out of 86
Fish > Live fresh chilled frozen 526,180 2003 13th out of 100
Fish shellfish > Prepared pressed 65,641 2003 17th out of 103
Fixed vegetables oil fat > Soft 183,536 2003 17th out of 104
Flat rolled alloy steel 138,851 2003 27th out of 95
Flat rolled iron steel products 433,483 2003 18th out of 99
Floor coverings etc 50,764 2003 26th out of 104
Food processing machines 41,463 2003 35th out of 102
Goods service vehicles 638,900 2003 17th out of 106
Hand machine tools 153,508 2003 28th out of 106
Hide skin excl fur raw 28,266 2003 20th out of 76
Household garden chemicals 101,999 2003 29th out of 105
Hydrocarbons derivatives 144,860 2003 27th out of 101
Indust heat cool equipment 339,979 2003 31st out of 106
Internal combustion engines 679,307 2003 22nd out of 106
Iron ore concentrates 102 2003 53th out of 62
Iron steel wire 49,967 2003 20th out of 100
Jewellery 93,307 2003 24th out of 94
Leather 10,373 2003 23th out of 78
Lime cement constr material 141,604 2003 17th out of 106
Man-made woven fabrics 268,730 2003 19th out of 103
Manufactured fertilizers 86,757 2003 36th out of 101
Margarine shortening 19,059 2003 17th out of 103
Materials of rubber 109,378 2003 22nd out of 101
Measure control appliances nes 327,781 2003 33th out of 105
Meat nes > Fresh chilled frozen 277,417 2003 18th out of 102
Meat offal preserved 32,727 2003 10th out of 77
Medical etc electronic diagnostics equipment 86,665 2003 28th out of 104
Medicaments include veterinary 1.35 million 2003 20th out of 105
Metalworking machine nes 36,992 2003 36th out of 98
Meters and counters nes 42,758 2003 25th out of 102
Misc chemical products nes 303,797 2003 29th out of 104
Misc non-ferrous base metal 27,555 2003 21st out of 71
Monofilament rods sticks 19,909 2003 27th out of 93
Natural abrasives nes 4,216 2003 27th out of 77
Natural gas 525,931 2003 21st out of 62
Nitrogen function compounds 128,381 2003 27th out of 96
Office equipment parts accessories 334,175 2003 33th out of 105
Office stationery supply 59,358 2003 27th out of 105
Oil etc additives fluids 45,152 2003 37th out of 103
Oil seeds-not soft oil 6,121 2003 27th out of 85
Paper paperboard 647,864 2003 22nd out of 105
Passenger cars etc 2.7 million 2003 18th out of 106
Pharmaceuticals excl medicaments 302,654 2003 23th out of 104
Pharmaceuticals excl medicaments per 1000 28.99 2003 20th out of 103
Photographic equipment 47,432 2003 29th out of 104
Photographic supplies 119,389 2003 26th out of 104
Plastic nes-primary form 307,884 2003 27th out of 102
Plastic sheets film etc 281,394 2003 27th out of 104
Polyacetals polyesters 161,602 2003 28th out of 102
Pottery 33,499 2003 24th out of 102
Printed matter 264,592 2003 24th out of 106
Printing industry machinery 71,590 2003 30th out of 102
Pumps for liquids 123,205 2003 33th out of 105
Radio broadcast receiver 68,558 2003 28th out of 103
Radio-active etc material 4,216 2003 32nd out of 75
Railway vehicles equipment 97,669 2003 29th out of 87
Rolled plated m-steel 226,673 2003 20th out of 104
Rubber synthetic waste etc 84,397 2003 22nd out of 88
Rubber tyres treads 301,662 2003 17th out of 105
Sanitary plumb heat fixtures 87,023 2003 20th out of 105
Silver platinum etc 27,859 2003 24th out of 69
Steam generating boilers 16,987 2003 24th out of 99
Stone sand gravel 60,577 2003 15th out of 102
Styrene primary polymers 84,886 2003 23th out of 93
Sulphur unroastd pyrites 1,930 2003 45th out of 71
Television receivers 195,926 2003 21st out of 103
Tractors 131,582 2003 18th out of 102
Trunks and cases 92,097 2003 20th out of 102
Vegetables root tuber prepared pressed 76,355 2003 20th out of 105

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