Giews

Cereal Supply/Demand Balances
for Sub-Saharan Africa

as of early February 2014

GIEWS global information and early warning system on food and agriculture
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FAO/GIEWS Cereal Supply/Demand Balances for Sub-Saharan Africa as of early February 2014
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Angola ................................................................................................................................................................................. 3
Benin ................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
Botswana............................................................................................................................................................................. 5
Burkina Faso ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Burundi ................................................................................................................................................................................ 7
Cameroon ........................................................................................................................................................................... 8
Cabo Verde ......................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Central African Republic ....................................................................................................................................................10
Chad .................................................................................................................................................................................11
Comoros............................................................................................................................................................................12
Congo, Democratic Rep. of ...............................................................................................................................................13
Congo, Rep. of ..................................................................................................................................................................14
Cte dIvoire ......................................................................................................................................................................15
Djibouti ..............................................................................................................................................................................16
Equatorial Guinea ..............................................................................................................................................................17
Eritrea ................................................................................................................................................................................18
Ethiopia .............................................................................................................................................................................19
Gabon ...............................................................................................................................................................................20
Gambia, Rep. of ................................................................................................................................................................21
Ghana ...............................................................................................................................................................................22
Guinea ...............................................................................................................................................................................23
Guinea-Bissau ....................................................................................................................................................................24
Kenya ................................................................................................................................................................................25
Lesotho ..............................................................................................................................................................................26
Liberia ................................................................................................................................................................................27
Madagascar .......................................................................................................................................................................28
Malawi ..............................................................................................................................................................................29
Mali ...................................................................................................................................................................................30
Mauritania .........................................................................................................................................................................31
Mauritius ...........................................................................................................................................................................32
Mozambique .....................................................................................................................................................................33
Namibia .............................................................................................................................................................................34
Niger..................................................................................................................................................................................35
Nigeria ...............................................................................................................................................................................36
Rwanda .............................................................................................................................................................................37
Sao Tome and Principe ......................................................................................................................................................38
Senegal ..............................................................................................................................................................................39
Seychelles ..........................................................................................................................................................................40
Sierra Leone .......................................................................................................................................................................41
Somalia ..............................................................................................................................................................................42
South Africa ......................................................................................................................................................................43
Sudan ................................................................................................................................................................................44
Swaziland ..........................................................................................................................................................................45
Tanzania, U.R. ...................................................................................................................................................................46
Togo ..................................................................................................................................................................................47
Uganda ..............................................................................................................................................................................48
Zambia ..............................................................................................................................................................................49
Zimbabwe .........................................................................................................................................................................50

Terminology

"Utilization": All elements of utilization for wheat and coarse grains are expressed in grain equivalent. For rice, all elements are
expressed in milled form. Non-food use includes post-harvest losses, seed use, feed use, industrial use for all cereals.
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ANGOLA
CEREAL SUPPLY/DEMAND BALANCE FOR THE 2013/14 MARKETING YEAR (April/March)
Wheat Rice Coarse
grains
Total
cereals
Cereal supply and utilization data

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) 4 25 484 513
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) 3 18 960 981
Previous year imports 540 290 3 833
Previous five years average imports 528 252 23 803
2013/14 domestic availability 4 17 1 076 1 097
2013 production (incl. paddy rice) 4 26 1 030 1 060
2013 production (incl. milled rice) 4 17 1 030 1 051
Possible stock drawdown - - 46 46
2013/14 utilization 544 317 1 082 1 943
Food use 519 316 915 1 750
Non-food use 15 1 167 183
Exports or re-exports - - - -
Possible stock build up 10 - - 10
2013/14 import requirement 540 300 6 846
Anticipated commercial imports 540 300 5 845
of which: received or contracted 348 - 5 353
Food aid needs - - 1 1
Current aid position
Food aid pledges - - - -
of which: delivered - - - -
Donor-financed purchases - - - -
of which: for local use - - - -
for export - - - -
Estimated per caput consumption (kg/year) 24 15 43 82

Cereal supply and utilization indices

percentage

2013 production compared to average (incl. paddy rice) 133 144 107 108
2013/14 Import requirement compared to average 102 119 26 105
Cereal share of total calorie intake 32

Additional information

Major foodcrops roots; tubers; maize; plantains
Lean season January-April
Population (000s) 21 472
GNI per capita in 2012 (USD) 4 580
Note: Rice marketing year: January/December or second year shown.

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BENIN
CEREAL SUPPLY/DEMAND BALANCE FOR THE 2014 MARKETING YEAR (January/December)
Wheat Rice Coarse
grains
Total
cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) - 195 1 315 1 510
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) - 158 1 274 1 432
2014 domestic availability - 102 1 540 1 642
2013 production (incl. paddy rice) - 153 1 540 1 693
2013 production (incl. milled rice) - 92 1 540 1 632
Possible stock drawdown - 10 - 10
2014 utilization 56 497 1 551 2 104
Food use 52 428 943 1 423
Exports or re-exports 3 - 103 106
Possible stock build up - - 100 100
2014 import requirement 56 395 11 462
of which: received or contracted - - - -
Food aid needs 1 9 4 14
Current aid position
for export - - - -
Estimated per caput consumption (kg/year) 5 41 91 138


percentage

2014 Import requirement compared to average 100 123 110 120

Additional information

Major foodcrops roots; tubers; maize
Lean season April-June
GNI per capita in 2012 (USD) 750
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BOTSWANA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) 1 - 50 51
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) 1 - 52 53
2013/14 Domestic Availability 1 - 45 46
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) 1 - 45 46
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) 1 - 45 46
Possible stock drawdown - - - -
2013/14 Utilization 106 33 285 424
Food use 101 33 235 369
Non-food use - - 24 24
2013/14 Import Requirement 105 33 240 378
Food aid needs - - - -
Current Aid Position
for export - - - -
Estimated Per Caput Consumption (kg/year) 50 16 116 183


percentage

2013 Production compared to average (incl. paddy rice) 100 0 86 87

Additional Information

Major foodcrops sorghum; pulses; vegetables
Lean season January-March

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BURKINA FASO
CEREAL SUPPLY/DEMAND BALANCE FOR THE 2013/14 MARKETING YEAR (November/October)
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Domestic Availability 5 225 4 835 5 065
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) - 340 4 785 5 126
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) - 225 4 785 5 010
Possible stock drawdown 5 - 50 55
2013/14 Utilization 108 505 4 877 5 490
Food use 107 477 3 404 3 988
Exports or re-exports - 0 510 510
Possible stock build up - - - -
of which: received or contracted 8 - - 8
Food aid pledges - - 1 1
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops millet; sorghum; pulses; maize
Lean season July-September

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BURUNDI
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013 Domestic Availability 12 60 191 263
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) 9 90 190 289
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) 9 60 190 259
2013 Utilization 52 65 306 423
Food use 50 59 247 356
2013 Import Requirement 40 5 115 160
Food aid pledges - 5 9 14
of which: delivered - 5 9 14
Donor-financed purchases - - 0 0
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops pulses; plantains; roots; tubers; maize; sorghum
Lean season November-December

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CAMEROON
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) 0 139 2 813 2 953
2014 Domestic Availability 40 111 2 985 3 136
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) 0 170 2 940 3 110
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) 0 111 2 940 3 051
2014 Utilization 390 621 3 022 4 033
Food use 311 581 1 994 2 886
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers; coarse grains; fruit
Lean season June-August

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CABO VERDE
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) - - 6 6
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) - - 7 7
2013/14 Domestic Availability - 1 6 7
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) - - 6 6
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) - - 6 6
2013/14 Utilization 25 38 21 84
Food use 25 31 20 76
Non-food use - 7 1 8
Food aid needs 5 5 - 10
Donor-financed purchases - 0 - 0
of which: for local use - 0 - 0
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops maize; rice; pulses
Lean season n.a since 90% of requirements covered by imports
Population (000s) 499

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CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) - 40 194 234
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) - 39 194 233
2014 Domestic Availability - 26 176 202
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) - 40 173 213
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) - 26 173 199
2014 Utilization 43 38 186 267
Food use 38 37 162 237
Anticipated commercial imports 43 10 - 53
Food aid needs - 3 10 13
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers; tree nuts; coarse grains; fruit
Lean season May-July

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CHAD
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) 4 172 2 107 2 283
2013/14 Utilization 76 183 2 570 2 829
Food use 76 63 1 380 1 518
Exports or re-exports - - 275 275
Possible stock build up - 91 - 91
of which: received or contracted 1 0 - 1
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops millet; sorghum; roots; tubers; tree nuts
Lean season August-September

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COMOROS
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year imports 11 49 - 60
Previous five years average imports 11 43 - 54
Possible stock drawdown 0 - - 0
2014 Utilization 11 63 5 80
Food use 11 59 3 74
2014 Import Requirement 11 52 - 63
Food aid pledges - 0 - 0
Donor-financed purchases - 0 - 0
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops rice; roots; tubers; bananas; coconuts
Lean season January-December

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CONGO, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Utilization 449 392 1 386 2 227
Food use 441 372 1 109 1 922
Food aid needs 20 - 100 120
of which: delivered - 0 - 0
for export - - - -


percentage



Lean season north: October; south: November-December

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CONGO, REPUBLIC OF
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Utilization 180 121 32 333
Food use 176 113 29 318
Food aid needs - 3 - 3
of which: for local use - - 0 0
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers; fruit
Lean season September-November

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CTE DIVOIRE
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) - 750 770 1 520
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) - 709 741 1 450
Previous year imports 490 1 320 35 1 845
Previous five years average imports 500 1 161 32 1 693
2014 Domestic Availability - 438 798 1 236
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) - 730 778 1 508
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) - 438 778 1 216
2014 Utilization 490 1 688 833 3 011
Food use 485 1 288 705 2 478
Non-food use 5 400 119 524
2014 Import Requirement 490 1 250 35 1 775
Anticipated commercial imports 490 1 247 30 1 767
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers; fruit; rice; maize
Lean season April-July

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DJIBOUTI
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) - - - -
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) - - - -
2014 Domestic Availability - - 2 2
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) - - - -
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) - - - -
2014 Utilization 56 37 7 100
Food use 54 33 6 93
of which: delivered - - 0 0
for export -


percentage



Major foodcrops vegetables

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EQUATORIAL GUINEA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year imports 20 8 - 28
Previous five years average imports 22 8 - 30
2014 Domestic Availability 2 - - 2
2014 Utilization 22 8 - 30
Food use 18 8 - 26
Non-food use 4 - - 4
for export - - - -
Estimated Per Caput Consumption (kg/year) 23 11 - 34


percentage



Major foodcrops cassava; sweet potatoes; plantains

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ERITREA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Domestic Availability 23 - 210 233
2014 Utilization 353 11 303 667
Food use 351 11 264 626
Non-food use 2 - 39 41
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops sorghum; teff; millet; maize; pulses
Lean season August-November

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ETHIOPIA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) 3 542 104 17 406 21 052
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) 3 154 102 15 293 18 549
2014 Domestic Availability 4 070 72 19 470 23 612
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) 4 000 110 19 470 23 580
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) 4 000 72 19 470 23 542
2014 Utilization 4 720 88 19 470 24 278
Food use 4 000 69 12 827 16 896
Non-food use 720 19 4 373 5 112
Exports or re-exports - - 1 850 1 850
for export - - - -


percentage

2014 Import requirement compared to average 53 80 - 49


Major foodcrops sorghum; teff; millet; maize; pulses
Lean season August-November

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GABON
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Domestic Availability 4 - 33 37
2014 Utilization 94 85 39 218
Food use 89 65 20 174
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers

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GAMBIA, REPUBLIC OF
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Utilization 45 206 178 429
Food use 43 159 134 336
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops rice; millet; sorghum
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GHANA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Domestic Availability - 352 2 323 2 675
2014 Utilization 305 992 2 353 3 650
Food use 302 932 1 486 2 720
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers; coarse grains; rice
Lean season April-June

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GUINEA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) - 1 919 1 321 3 240
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) - 1 630 1 213 2 843
2014 Domestic Availability - 1 369 1 378 2 747
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) - 2 053 1 378 3 431
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) - 1 369 1 378 2 747
2014 Utilization 155 1 629 1 400 3 184
Food use 154 1 214 716 2 085
Non-food use 1 285 284 570
Possible stock build up - 100 25 125
of which: received or contracted 1 104 - 105
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops rice; roots; tubers; coarse grains

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GUINEA-BISSAU
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Utilization 20 273 57 350
Food use 20 243 45 309
for export - 0 - 0


percentage



Major foodcrops rice; coarse grains; oils; fats; roots; tubers
Lean season May-August

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KENYA
CEREAL SUPPLY/DEMAND BALANCE FOR THE 2013/14 MARKETING YEAR (October/September)
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Possible stock drawdown 105 10 37 152
2013/14 Utilization 1 495 505 4 366 6 366
Food use 1 276 467 3 705 5 448
Non-food use 219 25 661 905
Exports or re-exports - 13 - 13
2013/14 Import Requirement 1 000 420 840 2 260
Anticipated commercial imports 950 415 810 2 175
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops maize; wheat; pulses; roots; tubers
Lean season June-July

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LESOTHO
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Utilization 93 26 210 329
Food use 91 26 185 302
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops maize; sorghum; vegetables
Lean season February-April

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LIBERIA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) - 298 - 298
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) - 291 - 291
2014 Domestic Availability - 221 - 221
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) - 238 - 238
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) - 155 - 155
2014 Utilization 54 561 20 635
Food use 52 501 20 573
Non-food use 2 60 - 62
of which: received or contracted - - 0 0
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops rice; roots; tubers; oils
Lean season July-August

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MADAGASCAR
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Utilization 130 2 899 484 3 513
Food use 130 2 576 439 3 145
of which: for local use 0 - - 0
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops rice; roots; tubers; maize; fruit
Lean season February-March

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MALAWI
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Utilization 82 106 3 780 3 968
Food use 82 96 2 572 2 750
Non-food use - 9 1 108 1 117
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops maize; pulses; roots; tubers; rice
Lean season February-March

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MALI
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Domestic Availability 28 1 404 3 903 5 335
Possible stock drawdown - 55 450 505
2013/14 Utilization 125 1 554 3 914 5 593
Food use 122 1 176 2 316 3 615
Non-food use 1 368 1 467 1 836
Exports or re-exports 2 10 130 142
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops millet; sorghum; rice; maize

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MAURITANIA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Domestic Availability 9 109 111 229
2013/14 Utilization 364 214 115 693
Food use 259 192 95 546
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops wheat; rice; millet; sorghum
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MAURITIUS
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Utilization 165 75 90 330
Food use 119 75 3 197
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops vegetables

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MOZAMBIQUE
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Utilization 470 584 2 397 3 451
Food use 460 528 1 845 2 833
Non-food use 10 56 532 598
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers; maize

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NAMIBIA
CEREAL SUPPLY/DEMAND BALANCE FOR THE 2013/14 MARKETING YEAR (May/April)
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Utilization 100 15 226 341
Food use 99 15 212 326
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops millet; maize; sorghum; wheat
Lean season

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NIGER
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Utilization 110 306 4 667 5 083
Food use 109 292 3 756 4 157
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops millet; sorghum; pulses; roots; tubers

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NIGERIA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year imports 3 600 2 600 220 6 420
Previous five years average imports 3 716 2 380 152 6 248
2014 Domestic Availability 100 3 550 18 393 22 043
2014 Utilization 3 900 6 250 18 613 28 763
Food use 3 050 4 950 11 838 19 838
Non-food use 400 800 5 975 7 175
Possible stock build up - 500 400 900
2014 Import Requirement 3 800 2 700 220 6 720
Anticipated commercial imports 3 800 2 700 220 6 720
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers; coarse grains; rice
Lean season April-May
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RWANDA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013 Utilization 130 93 683 906
Food use 120 86 413 619
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers; pulses; plantains; sorghum; maize
Lean season November-December

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SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Food use 5 7 5 17
Non-food use 3 - - 3
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops bananas; breadfruit; cocoyam

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SENEGAL
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year imports 500 910 75 1 485
Previous five years average imports 441 868 78 1 387
2013/14 Domestic Availability 55 496 939 1 491
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) - 424 894 1 318
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) - 296 894 1 191
2013/14 Utilization 455 1 366 1 052 2 874
Food use 450 1 292 820 2 563
2013/14 Import Requirement 400 870 113 1 383
Anticipated commercial imports 400 869 105 1 374
Food aid pledges 1 - - 1
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops millet; sorghum; rice; maize; wheat
Lean season August-September

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SEYCHELLES
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Domestic Availability - - - -
Food use 2 6 1 9
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops coconuts; fruit; vegetables

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SIERRA LEONE
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Utilization 65 783 136 984
Food use 65 533 122 720
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops rice; roots; tubers
Lean season July-August

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SOMALIA
CEREAL SUPPLY/DEMAND BALANCE FOR THE 2013/14 MARKETING YEAR (August/July)
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Domestic Availability 5 1 260 266
2013/14 Utilization 170 201 415 786
Food use 165 195 362 722
Food aid pledges 1 - 10 10
of which: delivered 1 - 10 10
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops maize; sorghum; sesame
Lean season June-August
GNI per capita in 2012 (USD) n.a.

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SOUTH AFRICA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production 1 879 3 13 283 15 165
Previous five years average production 1 893 3 13 097 14 993
Previous year imports 1 393 1 200 120 2 713
2013 Production (rice in paddy terms) 1 813 3 12 853 14 670
2013 Production (rice in milled terms) 1 813 2 12 853 14 669
2013/14 Utilization 3 452 962 13 822 18 237
Food use 3 125 912 4 951 8 988
Non-food use 127 50 6 711 6 889
Exports or re-exports 200 - 2 160 2 360
of which: received or contracted 1 203 - - 1 203
for export - - - -


percentage

2013 production compared to average (rice paddy terms) 96 100 98 98


Major foodcrops maize
wheat


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SUDAN
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Possible stock drawdown 350 - 705 1 055
2013/14 Utilization 2 592 44 3 903 6 539
Food use 2 568 43 3 736 6 347
of which: for local use 0 - - 0
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops sorghum; millet;wheat; roots; tubers; oils
Lean season September-October

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SWAZILAND
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Domestic Availability - - 83 83
2013/14 Utilization 42 18 155 215
Food use 42 18 121 181
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops maize

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TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF
CEREAL SUPPLY/DEMAND BALANCE FOR THE 2013/14 MARKETING YEAR (June/May)
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013/14 Utilization 770 1 583 5 851 8 204
Food use 760 1 354 4 262 6 376
Non-food use 10 228 1 389 1 627
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops maize; roots; tubers; sorghum; pulses; plantains; rice

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TOGO
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Domestic Availability - 73 1 071 1 144
2014 Utilization 70 263 1 077 1 410
Food use 58 241 762 1 062
for export - - - -


percentage



Lean season April-July
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UGANDA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2014 Utilization 390 231 3 017 3 638
Food use 373 173 1 946 2 492
Non-food use 2 18 991 1 011
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops roots; tubers; plantains; pulses; maize; millet; sorghum
Lean season April-May

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ZAMBIA
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

2013 Production (rice in paddy terms) 274 45 2 609 2 927
2013 Production (rice in milled terms) 274 30 2 609 2 913
2013/14 Utilization 276 52 2 610 2 938
Food use 201 51 1 355 1 606
Possible stock build up 30 - 25 55
of which: received or contracted - 0 0 1
Food aid needs 1 - - 1
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops maize; roots; tubers
Lean season March-May

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ZIMBABWE
Wheat Rice Coarse
Grains
Total
Cereals

thousand tonnes

Previous year production (incl. paddy rice) 34 - 1 121 1 155
Previous five years average production (incl. paddy rice) 33 - 1 342 1 375
2013/14 Domestic Availability 33 - 1 248 1 281
2013 Production (incl. paddy rice) 33 - 968 1 001
2013 Production (incl. milled rice) 33 - 968 1 001
2013/14 Utilization 203 30 1 813 2 046
Food use 198 30 1 593 1 821
for export - - - -


percentage



Major foodcrops maize; wheat; millet; sorghum
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