Committee on Agriculture - Notification - Australia - Export subsidy - Table ES:2 - Calendar year 2023

NOTIFICATION

The following submission, dated 26 February 2025, is being circulated at the request of the delegation of Australia. The notification concerns total exports (Table ES:2) in the context of export subsidy commitments for the Calendar Year 2023.

 

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Australia eliminated its export subsidy entitlements in 2017 (refer to the modification to Section II, Part IV of Schedule I of Australia certified via _WT/LeT/1262 effective 22 May 2017).

 

Total exports for the following commodities are provided in the attached Table ES:2:

 

·_              Products for which Australia is designated a "significant exporter" as per _G/AG/2/Add.1 - wheat and wheat flour, sugar, bovine meat, sheep meat and cotton; and as per _G/AG/W/123 - butter and butter oil, skim milk powder, cheese, other milk products, live animals and wine.

 

 

 


Table ES:2

EXPORT SUBSIDIES: Australia

REPORTING PERIOD: Calendar Year 2023

Export Subsidies: Notification of Total Exports

Description of products

Reporting Year

Quantity of total exports
(for products from Part IV Section II of the Schedule)

Quantity of total exports
(for products from the list of Significant Exporters)

Note

 

Product disaggregation (Optional)

Type

From

To

 

 

 

1

2

3

 

I. Products from the Schedule

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

II. Products from the list of significant exporters _G/AG/2/Add.1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wheat and wheat flour

1001: 29,267,627 tonnes

1101: 17,051 tonnes

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

29,284,678 tonnes

(1)

Sugar

1701: 3,225,740 tonnes

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

3,225,740 tonnes

(2)

Bovine meat

0201: 266,511 tonnes

0202: 904,264 tonnes

021020: 41 tonnes

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

1,170,815 tonnes

(3)

Sheepmeat

 

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

569,548 tonnes

(4)

Cotton

5201: 1,310,390 tonnes

5203: 182 tonnes

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

1,310,572 tonnes

(5)

 

III. Additional products with a share exceeding 5% of total world exports (Optional)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Butter and butter oil

 

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

9,396 tonnes

(6)

Cheese

 

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

129,351 tonnes

(7)

Skim milk powder

 

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

133,433 tonnes

(8)

Other milk products

0401: 207,469 tonnes

0402 (exl 040210): 82,739 tonnes

0404: 37,081 tonnes

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

348,495 tonnes

(9)

Live animals

0102: 625,547 head

0104: 698,618 head

0106: 770,382 head

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

2,457,186 head

(10)

Wine

2204: 620,923,032 litres

2205: 485,054 litres

CY

01-01-23

31-12-23

 

621,408,086 litres

(11)

Source:    Australian Bureau of Statistics.

(1)          Wheat and wheat flour includes exports under 1001 and 1101 of the Harmonized System.

(2)          Sugar includes exports under 1701 of the Harmonized System.

(3)          Bovine meat includes exports under 0201, 0202 and 021020 of the Harmonized System.

(4)          Sheep meat includes exports under 0204 (excluding 020450 Goat meat) of the Harmonized System.

(5)          Cotton includes exports under 5201 and 5203 of the Harmonized System.

(6)          Butter and butter oil includes exports under 0405 of the Harmonized System.

(7)          Cheese includes exports under 0406 of the Harmonized System.

(8)          Skim milk powder includes exports under 040210 of the Harmonized System.

(9)          Other milk products includes exports under 0401, 0402 (excluding 040210), 0403, 0404, 170211, 170219, 350110 and 350190 of the Harmonized System, of which export volumes of the top three are provided (0401, 0402 (excl 040221), 0404), which account for 94% of Other milk product exports. Milk product exports under 0401 are recorded in litres, but have been converted here into tonnes using a ratio of 1.03 kilograms/litre. This ratio is based on the ratio set out in Table 19, p. 28, Weights, Measures, and Conversion Factors for Agricultural Commodities and Their Products (1992), Economic Research Service in cooperation with the Agricultural Marketing Service, the Agricultural Research Service, and the National Agricultural Statistics Service, US Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Handbook No 697.

(10)         Live animals includes all exports under 0101 to 0106 (excluding 0103) of the Harmonized System of which 0102, 0104 and 0106 account for the largest share by volume. Measured as number of animals, not tonnes. Figures for 0102 do not include exports under 01022114 and 01023100 (Live pure-bred breeding beef and buffalo) due to confidentiality restrictions.

(11)         Wine includes exports under 2204 and 2205 of the Harmonized System.

 

 

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