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智利农业部门报告(2018-2019年)
Despite having relatively small arable land area, Chile's agriculture, livestock and fisheries sector is
well developed and diversified, making the country a key global player in some segments such as
grapes, apples, blueberries, walnuts, poultry meat and salmon. Since 2015, the sector has emerged as
one of the drivers of the Chilean economy, growing twice as fast as the country’s GDP. As a result, in
2016, it accounted for 3.9% of the national output and for approximately 14% of total formal
employment. The sector is particularly important for Chile in terms of foreign currency generation,
with a 20.5% share in national exports and a trade surplus of USD 9.5bn in 2016.
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全球人造草坪市场报告(2017-2023年)
Artificial turf is a surfacing material that is used as a substitute to natural grass. These turfs are generally used
either at places where grass cannot be grown or events that require durable grass surfaces. Sports stadiums
and arenas are the major end users of artificial turfs. However, landscaping and other green buildings also utilize
such turfs. Artificial grass fibers are made from polymers such as polyethylene, polypropylene, and polyamide.
Each of these polymers comes with its own characteristics and qualities. The report on global artificial turf
market exclusively focuses on different types of artificial turfs available in the market. It analyses the government
regulations and policies to provide information on the current market trends across various geographies and
identify future growth opportunities. In addition, the report covers the overall value of the different types of
materials used for manufacturing artificial turfs across the globe.
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匈牙利农业部门市场报告(2018-2019年)
Hungarian agriculture accounted for 2.1% of the EU’s agricultural output in 2016, up by 0.2 pp y/y. The
agricultural sector accounted for 3.8% of the country’s total GDP and for 4.4% of the total gross value
added (GVA). GVA generated in agriculture increased by 3.43% y/y from HUF 1,273bn in 2015 to HUF
1,317bn in 2016. Agricultural area in 2016 was 5.349mn ha, slightly above the 5.347mn ha in 2015.
According to Central Statistical Office estimates, in 2016 there were 416,000 individual farms and 9,000
commercial farms. The average size of individual farms was 7.6 ha, which shows the large
fragmentation of the Hungarian agricultural sector, even though the figure increased from the 5.6 ha
in the previous farm survey from 2013. The average size of an agricultural enterprise was 253 ha in
2016, down from 310 ha in 2013.