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RB Wolff & Company, Inc. 3 Cotesworth Place Savannah, GA 31411-2876 Tel: (912) 598-0022 Fax: (253) 595-4240 Email: ru medium@aol.com Contact: Ronald B Wolff, President SGL International LLC PO Box 720124 6065 Roswell Road Suite 730 Atlanta, GA 30358-2124 Tel: (404) 252-6887 Fax: (404) 256-4097 Contact: Sid Levy, President US Shellers Anderson’s Peanuts A Division of Alabama Farmers Cooperative, Inc. 603 South Maloy Street PO Drawer 810 Opp, AL 36467-0810 Tel: (334) 493-4591 Fax: (334) 493-7767 Export Contact: John Reed, Sales Manager Runner-shelled Birdsong Peanuts 612 Madison Avenue (23434) PO Box 1400 Suffolk, VA 23439 Tel: (757) 539-3456 Fax: (757) 539-7360 Email: dperry@ birdsongpeanuts.com 110 Export Contacts: Warren Birdsong, Vice President David Birdsong, Sales Representative Runner-shelled, Spanish-shelled, Virginia-shelled and in-shell Borden Peanut Company, Inc. PO Box 28 620 East Lime Street Portales, NM 88130 Tel: (505) 536-8545 Fax: (505) 359-0072 Export Contact: Bill Owen, Vice President/General Manager Valencia-shelled and inshell Golden Peanut Company Suite 400 100 North Point Center East Tel: (770) 752-8200 Fax: (770) 752-8306 Alpharetta, GA 30022 Website: www.goldenpeanut.com Export Contacts: Alexandre Izmirlian, Vice President, International Sales; Jean-Paul Bodourian, Vice-President, Export Sales Runner-shelled, Spanish-shelled, Virginia-shelled and inshell, blanched peanuts Export contacts for specialty products: Bruce Kotz, Manager, Specialty Products Processed peanuts, peanut butter, flour, oil
Lee County Peanut Company, Inc. 136 South Caldwell Giddings, TX 78942 Tel: (979) 542-3453 Fax: (979) 542-0991 Website: www.alphal.net/~lcpnuts Export Contact: Jonathan Socha, President Spanish-shelled McCleskey Mills, Inc. PO Box 98 Highway 118 West Smithville, GA 31787 Tel: (229) 846-2003 Fax: (229) 846-4805 Export Contact: Jerry M Chandler, President Runner-shelled Morven Partners, LP Edenton Division PO Box 465 Edenton, NC 27932 Tel: (252) 482-2193 Fax: (252) 482-7857 Export Contact: Hal Burns, Vice President, In-shell Group Runner-shelled, Virginia-shelled and inshell, blanched peanuts, processed peanuts including salted inshell Reeves Peanut Company 340 East Broad Street PO Box 565 Eufaula, AL 36072-0565 Tel: (334) 687-2756 Fax: (334) 687-9126 Website: www.mr-macs-peanuts.com Export Contact: Ben C Reeves, President Runner-shelled Sessions Company, Inc. PO Box 31-1310 801 N. Main Street (36330) Enterprise, AL 36331-1310 Tel: (334) 393-0200 Fax: (334) 393-0240 E-mail: pnutsouth @aol.com Website: www.peanutsouth.com Export Contact: William T Ventress, Jr., President Shelled peanuts Severn Peanut Company, Inc. PO Box 710 Severn, NC 27877 Tel: (252) 585-0838 Fax: (252) 585-1718 Export Contact: Carl Gray, Jr., Secretary-Treasurer, Sales Virginia-shelled and inshell Tom’s Foods, Inc. 900 8TH Street PO Box 60 Columbus, GA 31994-0001 Tel: (706) 323-2721 Fax: (706) 596-9772 Export Contact: Ben Smith, Manager, Peanut Operations Runner-shelled 111
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Citation: BR Ntare, F Waliyar, M Ra
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COMMON FUND FOR COMMODITIES Stadhou
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Contents Executive Summary ........
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Executive Summary Groundnut trade i
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which prevent infection of the prod
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As the oil content of the seed vari
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2.0 West African groundnut markets
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The sub-regional market is constrai
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it is less valued given its lower p
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The primary conclusion of this stud
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3.0 Main producing countries on the
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3.3 The United States of America Ha
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2. Producers with a history of grou
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Considered an ‘aflatoxin-prone’
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3.8 Other African origins Other Afr
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The characteristics of the major in
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1 January 1999 (official journal of
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to receive special duty-free status
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In addition, a bilateral trade agre
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5.0 West Africa: Market profiles of
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the world market, Senegal and Argen
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have a liberal trade policy with no
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official market. The oil mills were
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etween markets, and over time throu
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While the harvest extends from Octo
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undertaken by collectors, as produc
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This market profile is based on the
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9. Who buys your products (where)?
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54 and 90 MT of in-shell groundnut
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Production and marketing Groundnut
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to reciprocate the efforts of membe
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Table 8. Regional trade implication
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Page 69 and 70: Table 11. Regional groundnut trade
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Page 73 and 74: West Africa Niger A Niger country m
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Page 79 and 80: Appendix 1: Statistical analysis of
Page 81 and 82: Table 15. A 10-year profile of Euro
Page 87 and 88: Table 18. African exports of in-she
Page 89 and 90: Continued from previous page Year 1
Page 91 and 92: Appendix 2. Continued Quantity (kgs
Page 93 and 94: Appendix 3. Continued Country Commo
Page 95 and 96: Appendix 5: Quality aspects of grou
Page 97 and 98: Table 23. Tolerance limits for afla
Page 99 and 100: psychophysics. Psychophysics direct
Page 101 and 102: According to the US Food and Drug A
Page 103 and 104: There do not appear to be any publi
Page 105 and 106: Appendix 8: European buyers and bro
Page 107 and 108: Meridian Foods Ltd Producer of spec
Page 109 and 110: United Biscuits Food Division/KP Ma
Page 111 and 112: OMNITRADE Handelsgesellschaft GmbH
Page 113 and 114: Union Standard Equipment Company 80
Page 115 and 116: Once Again Nut Butter, Inc.* 12 Sou
Page 117: US Broker List Ba-Com Commodities,
Page 121 and 122: John B Sanfilippo & Son, Inc. 2299
Page 123 and 124: Boakye-Yiadom L. 2003. An economic
Page 125 and 126: Onwueme IC and Sinha TD. 1991. Fiel
Page 127 and 128: FONDS COMMUN POUR LES PRODUITS DE B
Page 129 and 130: AVANT PROPOS La production, le mark
Page 131 and 132: Annexes Annexe 1 : Analyse statisti
Page 133 and 134: soit fragmentée. Les systèmes de
Page 135 and 136: 4 1.0 Introduction La présente ét
Page 137 and 138: sous forme de snack. Plus de la moi
Page 139 and 140: 2.2 Caractéristiques du marché de
Page 141 and 142: Tableau 2 : Analyse des coûts de t
Page 143 and 144: Arachide de bouche Tandis que le so
Page 145 and 146: La conclusion primaire de cette ét
Page 147 and 148: Pour le moment, le projet pourrait
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Page 157 and 158: Surveillance (SGS). Cette polarisat
Page 159 and 160: Les caractéristiques des principau
Page 161 and 162: En plus de ces nouvelles tendances,
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taux de change officiel très fluid
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Enquête sur le secteur de l’arac
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conservatrice du producteur est exp
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comme indiqué ci-dessus. Quelques
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À la différence du Sénégal, des
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Figure 3. Fluctuations saisonnière
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Kolokani Comme Kita, Kolokani est l
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Le volume vendu par les grossistes
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Commerce d’arachide / Questionnai
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Résultats de l’étude Niamey Nia
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Les grossistes de Maradi font un b
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les pays producteurs sur les politi
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et la demande fluctuent contre le t
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Bien que la moyenne sous-régionale
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Tableau 10. Prix nationaux du march
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5.7 Observations supplémentaires S
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70 6.0 Historique et méthodologie
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objectifs de l’étude. Une visite
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Appendices 75
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Tableau 14. Douze meilleurs pays ex
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Suite de la page précédente 80 An
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Tableau 19. Exportations africaines
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Annexe 2 : Liste de prix des échan
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Annexe 3 : Politiques commerciales
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Annexe 4 : Importations d’arachid
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94 teneur en humidité : entre 6 et
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Tableau 24. Niveaux maximum possibl
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grâce à sa saveur naturelle, un g
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comme Cuba, la Malaisie et le Portu
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produisant souvent simultanément,
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peut augmenter le risque de cancer
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CJ Wildbird Foods Ltd Manufacturers
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Premier Fruit & Nut Ltd Premier Hou
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The Nut Company B.V. Bedrijvenpark
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Annexe 9 : Liste d’adresses des E
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Specialties Appliance Corp. 715 Sou
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Lincoln Snacks Company 4 High Ridge
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O’connor and Company, Inc. P.O. B
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Sessions Company, Inc. P.O. Box 31-
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Tara Foods A Division of the Kroger
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