OF THE P HILIPPINES

$56.25 billion, accounting for 81.9 percent of the total export while import payments summed.. Electronic products were still the country’s major export to APEC member

Electronic Products were still the country’s major export to APEC – member countries for 2014 with sales valued at $22.173 billion or 42.0 percent share of the total APEC

Electronic Products were still the country’s major export to APEC – member countries for 2014 with sales valued at $22.173 billion or 42.0 percent share of the total APEC

Export receipts totaled to $44.147 billion or 84.7 percent of the total exports while import payments summed up to $48.710 billion or 78.4 percent share of the total imports

Similarly, Electronic Products with import bill of $1.891 billion or 42.9 percent share, and Mineral Fuels, Lubricants and Related Materials worth $826.70 million or 18.8

Electronic Products were still the major export to APEC member-countries with receipts valued at $16.328 billion or 56.5 percent share of the total APEC exports. The other top

Electronic Products were still the major export to APEC member-countries with receipts valued at $16.328 billion or 56.5 percent share of the total APEC exports. The other top

Exports to USA totaled to $8.594 billion while imports were valued at $7.835 billion, posting a trade surplus of $758.39 million (see Table 4) Electronic Products contributed

Exports to USA totaled $8.690 billion while imports were valued at $8.437 billion, posting a trade surplus of $252.57 million (see Table 4) Electronic Products contributed the

Exports to USA totaled $8.690 billion while imports were valued at $8.437 billion, posting a trade surplus of $252.57 million (see Table 4) Electronic Products contributed the

Majority of imported items were Electronic Products which stood at $1.71 billion with a 45.9 percent share, followed by Mineral Fuels, Lubricants and Related Materials worth $929.50

Majority of imported items were Electronic Products which stood at $1.71 billion with a 45.9 percent share, followed by Mineral Fuels, Lubricants and Related Materials worth $929.50

The major imports were Electronic Products with purchases worth $1.809 billion or 52.9 percent of the total bill from Singapore and Mineral Fuels, Lubricants and Related

The major imports were Electronic Products with purchases worth $1.809 billion or 52.9 percent of the total bill from Singapore and Mineral Fuels, Lubricants and Related

The bulk of exports to Singapore were Electronic Products worth $2.021 billion or 83.1 percent of the total exports to that country and Petroleum Products at $142.00 million or

The bulk of exports to Singapore were Electronic Products worth $2.021 billion or 83.1 percent of the total exports to that country and Petroleum Products at $142.00 million or

RP’s biggest export to the US consisted of Electronic Products valued at $4.831 billion or 55.6 percent of the country’s total exports.. The Articles of Apparel and Clothing

Major imports from Singapore, on the other hand, consisted of Electronics Components valued at $1.179 billion and Industrial Machinery and Equipment worth $152.39 million. Two-way

Major imports from Singapore, on the other hand, consisted of Electronics Components valued at $1.179 billion and Industrial Machinery and Equipment worth $152.39 million..

Similarly, Electronic products with import bill of $1.644 billion or 44.2 percent share, and Mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials worth $1.031 billion or

The total expenditures for imports for the first nine (9) months of the year reached US$48.17 billion. Agricultural imports, at US$6.19 billion, accounted for 12.85% of the

RP’s biggest import from the United States, on the other hand, consisted of Electronics Components valued at $2.755 billion or 51.8 percent of the country’s total imports from US,

• Philippine Processed Foods/Beverage Industry – In 2012, output of the processed foods and.. beverage sector’s output was valued at P 489 Billion (≈US$