5/01 STATISTIQUES EN BREF - TRANSPORTS)

Eurostat

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Maritime goods transport 1990-1997 High share of intra-EU shipping in most Member States ■' ': : ÏÎ -:: «IIIIIHIIIII #·········»## Franz Justen Statistics Figure 1: Share of types of cargo handled (inward and outward) by selected Member States in 1997 (in% of total cargo) ■ - m : 100% 1 m | 1 in focus 90% ••••••••a············ - — — 80% 70% 60% TRANSPORT 4 —1—H~ 60% 40% THEME 7 - 5/2001 30% 20% 10% Contents ^üü , Fiiiii^l , . l.".-.::.::-..:-J .t¿.~ 0% Highlights 1 Β DK EL* E IRL NL Ρ FIN S UK □ LIQUID BULK GOODS ■ DRY BULK GOODS D LARGE CONTAINERS D RO RO MOBILE UNITS" m OTHER GOODS Introduction2* EL: reported only breakdowns of liquid and dry bulk goods as well as other goods.- Source: Eurostat (Maritime db) **: Ro Ro mobile units : roll on - roll off; either self-propelled or not. Transportof goods by Member States and by type of cargo 2 Highlights Transport of goods from Between 1990 and 1997, an upward trend in maritime transport was selected Member States by registered in most Member States . destination 3 Spain, Sweden and Finland increased their volume of goods handled by Maritimetrafficbytype ofaround 20% between 1990 and 1997. vessel4Portugal is the only country where maritime transport stagnates. Value of goods forwarded to Liquid and dry bulk goods represent more than half of the volume of and from Member States by goods handled in ports of the reporting EU Member States and peaks at type of goods 5 86% for Spain.

Sujets

• Cargo
• Ship transport
• Member state of the European Union
• Economie gestion

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