Trade
China Increases Exports
of Fresh and Frozen Vegetables to Japan discusses trade developments
in the 1990s.
Rice Tariffication
in Japan: What Does It Mean for Trade? explains Japan's
rice import system.
Policy
Commodity
Policies of the U.S., EU, and Japan: How Similar?, published
in 2002.
Japan's Changing
Agricultural Policies, published in 2001.
Rice Tariffication
in Japan: What Does It Mean for Trade?, published in 1999.
USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service office in Tokyo prepares commodity
reports with policy information. The latest
reports and archives of earlier reports are available online.
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's Agricultural
Policies in OECD Countries: Monitoring and Evaluation 2003 provides
information on the extent and trend over time of Japan's support
to agriculture.
Outlook
China Increases Exports
of Fresh and Frozen Vegetables to Japan discusses trade developments
in the 1990s.
USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) office in Tokyo prepares
annual reports on the following commodities. The latest
reports and archives of earlier reports are available through
FAS's attache reports.
Asparagus
Citrus
Cotton
Dairy and products
Fresh deciduous fruits
Frozen french fries
Grain and feed
Livestock and products
Oilseeds and products
Planting seeds
Poultry and products
Seafood
Strawberries
Sugar
Tobacco and products
Tomatoes and products
Wine
Wood products
At the same
site, the FAS/Tokyo periodical Food Business Line
provides information on agribusiness and trade in Japan (under Option
1, choose Market Development Reports from the list of commodities
and Japan from the list of countries).
World
Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates provide monthly updates
of Japan's import market for rice, coarse grains, and soybeans.
FAS Oilseed
circulars (monthly) provide analysis and data on production,
use, and trade in Japan's oilseed sector.
FAS Current World
Production, Market and Trade Reports provide analysis and data
on grains, livestock and poultry, oilseeds, sugar, tropical products,
cotton, and other commodities important in Japan.
Japan
Agrinfo Newsletter, published by the nonprofit Japan Association
for International Collaberation of Agriculture and Forestry, has
information about policies, business news, and farming in Japan.
Issues and Analysis
Japan
Agrinfo Newsletter, published by the nonprofit Japan Association
for International Collaboration of Agriculture and Forestry,
contains news of market and policy developments.
Reports of
USDA's Foreign Agriculture Service office in Tokyo (under Option
1, choose Agricultural Situation, Food and Agricultural Import
Reg, or a specific commodity from the list of commodities and Japan
from the list of countries).
World Trade Organization dispute
settlement reports.
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