CCP:GR-RI/04/4-Sup.1


Item II.D of the Provisional Agenda

COMMITTEE ON COMMODITY PROBLEMS

JOINT MEETING OF THE
INTERGOVERNMENTAL GROUP ON GRAINS
(30TH SESSION) AND THE
INTERGOVERNMENTAL GROUP ON RICE
(41ST SESSION)

Rome, Italy, 10-11 February 2004

CEREALS AND OTHER STARCH-BASED STAPLES:
ARE CONSUMPTION PATTERNS CHANGING?


ANNEXES

Table of Contents


Annex I: Changes in the commodity composition of food consumption, major regions
Annex II: Changes in the commodity composition of CRBP consumption, major regions
Annex III: Distribution of changes in dietary shares for selected commodities
Annex IV: The evolution of CRBP structures

 


Annex 1: Changes in the Commodity Composition of Food Consumption, Major Regions

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Annex 1: Changes in the Commodity Composition of Food Consumption, Major Regions (Cont.)

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Annex 2: Changes in the Commodity Composition of CRBP Consumption, Major Regions

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Annex 2: Changes in the Commodity Composition of CRBP Consumption, Major Regions (Cont.)

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Annex 3: Distribution of Changes in Dietary Shares for Selected Commodities

Wheat

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Annex 3: Distribution of Changes in Dietary Shares for Selected Commodities (Cont.)

Rice

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Annex 3: Distribution of Changes in Dietary Shares for Selected Commodities (Cont.)

Cereals, Roots, Bananas and Plantains

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Annex 3: Distribution of Changes in Dietary Shares for Selected Commodities (Cont.)

Meat and Fish

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Annex 3: Distribution of Changes in Dietary Shares for Selected Commodities (Cont.)

Oils and Fats

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Annex 4: The Evolution of CRBP Structures

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Example 1: Cameroon has maintained a structure of coarse grains and roots over the period 1961-2001

Example 2: Bangladesh maintained a structure mostly consisting of rice over the period 1961-1981 but has since changed to a rice-wheat structure