Table 1
Average commodity value per tonne by trade type, 2004 to 2009

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Average commodity value per tonne by trade type, 2004 to 2009


Table summary
This table displays the results of average commodity value per tonne by trade type. The information is grouped by standard classification of transported goods (2-digit commodities) (appearing as row headers), value per tonne, deviation, import from export and domestic, calculated using domestic, import, export, dollars and percent units of measure (appearing as column headers).

Standard classification
of transported goods (2-digit commodities)
Value per tonne Deviation, import from export
Domestic Import Export
  dollars percent
Live animals and live fish 1,888 2,186 1,973 10.8
Cereal grains 234 275 256 7.4
Agricultural products  Note 1 917 1,842 1,003 83.6
Animal feed and feed ingredients  Note 2 668 749 660 13.5
Meat, fish, seafood, and preparations 4,615 4,205 4,849 -13.3
Milled grain products and preparations,
and bakery products
1,183 2,168 1,962 10.5
Prepared foodstuffs not elsewhere
classified and fats and oils
1,062 1,646 1,062 55.0
Alcoholic beverages 1,458 1,626 1,608 1.1
Tobacco products 9,260 43,458 21,690 100.4
Monumental or building stone 709 538 888 -39.4
Natural sands 118 117 133 -12.0
Gravel and crushed stone 27 34 30 13.3
Non-metallic minerals not elsewhere
classified
305 306 495 -38.2
Metallic ores 2,619 5,702 6,104 -6.6
Coal 39 92 41 124.4
Crude petroleum 575 650 560 16.1
Gasoline and aviation turbine
fuel
621 866 592 46.3
Fuel oils 508 667 489 36.4
Products of petroleum refining
not elsewhere classified and coal products
739 1,110 712 55.9
Basic chemicals 1,203 1,883 1,076 75.0
Pharmaceutical products 53,325 51,373 61,011 -15.8
Fertilizers and fertilizer materials 469 379 418 -9.3
Chemical products and preparations
not elsewhere classified
3,310 4,019 4,327 -7.1
Plastics and rubber 4,984 4,385 5,758 -23.8
Logs and other wood in the rough 284 387 307 26.1
Wood products 691 895 769 16.4
Pulp, newsprint, paper, and paperboard 915 1,223 1,133 7.9
Paper or paperboard articles 1,958 2,074 2,102 -1.3
Printed products 4,550 3,835 4,553 -15.8
Textiles, leather, and articles 13,423 13,149 12,359 6.4
Non-metallic mineral products 467 1,221 690 77.0
Base metal  Note 3 1,485 1,606 1,666 -3.6
Articles of base metal 3,452 3,809 3,316 14.9
Machinery 9,649 10,689 11,342 -5.8
Electronic and other electrical
equipment  Note 4
15,958 20,110 18,721 7.4
Vehicles 6,736 8,538 6,664 28.1
Transportation equipment not
elsewhere classified
6,913 15,620 32,771 -52.3
Precision instruments and apparatus 42,834 38,351 43,020 -10.9
Furniture, mattresses and mattress
supports  Note 5
5,290 6,896 5,518 25.0
Miscellaneous manufactured products 20,947 6,678 17,394 -61.6
Waste and scrap 1,738 1,321 3,396 -61.1
1.
Agricultural products except live animals, cereal grains, and forage products.
2.
Animal feed and feed ingredients, cereal straw, and eggs and other products of animal origin not elsewhere classified.
3.
Base metal in primary or semi-finished forms and in finished basic shapes.
4.
Electronic and other electrical equipment and components, and office equipment.
5.
Furniture, mattresses and mattress supports, lamps, lighting fittings, and illuminated signs.
Source(s): 
Statistics Canada, Trucking Commodity Origin and Destination Survey, 2004 to 2009; and Bureau of Transportation Statistics, North American Transborder Freight Data, 2004 to 2009, and Commodity Flow Survey, 2007.
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