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CCI LANDES

The attractivenessof the Landes economy

Despite the constraints of the current economic climate, the Landes economy is performing well ; near the sea and the forest, leading companies led by particularly dynamic managers and teams, are developing on their markets.Our territory is known for its great attractiveness increased by its authentic asset of space. This natural asset is now reinforced by a modern communication infrastructure network on the number one axis for European North-South exchanges.This latest edition of “Key Figures” aims to share this statistical data and has the ambition of contributing to the outreach of the Landes. English, Spanish and German versions of this document are being published with the intention of convincing new enterprises to establish themselves here.The Landes has a genuine future ahead and you will realise, on reading these “Key Figures” that entrepreneurs are contributing to building it.

Location and infrastructures p 3

Transport and logistics p 4

Population p 5

Living conditions p 6

Employment p 7

Training p 8

Companies p 9

Industry p 10

Tourism p 11

Hydrotherapy p 12

Agriculture p 13

International p 14

Philippe Jacquemain, Président

A word from the President

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Space andaccessibility

LGV

South Europe AtlanticHigh-speed line project

Towns outside the department of The Landes

Trading port Rivers

Motorwayunder construction

Marina

High speed train stations Motorways

Roads

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Location and infrastructures

The Landes benefits from a unique asset: space. With its 9,243 km2, the department is the second largest in France. The territo-ry has a particulary efficient road network.

The new A65 motorway linking Bordeaux, Mont de Marsan and Pau reinforces the motorway diagonal between the Spanish border, Dax, Mont de Marsan and Agen.

The widening to 2x3 lanes of the A63 mo-torway linking the North of Europe to Spain and North Africa via the Landes usefully completes this network.

The extension, in the south of Bordeaux, of the South-Atlantic High Speed Train Line to Spain opens up tremendous opportunities for the Landes, with the perspective of a new high-speed line serving 2 new train stations.

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GermanyBenelux

(94,8% road)

SpainPortugal

(98,8% road)

Italy Switzerland

Austria(92,9% road)

United KingdomIreland

(65,2% sea)Asia

(61,3% air)

NorthAmerica

(53,8% air)

Othercountries

RussiaEast

Europe(87,6% road)

36,5%

16,6% 15,8%

7,8% 6,9% 6,6%

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A strategic territory

Increasing trade

Más de la mitad del tráfico de mercancías se hace con la península ibérica y BENELUX

Source : Observatoire des trafics franco-espagnols dans les Pyrénées

Source : SitraM base, Department of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy, 2011

Sharing a frontier with Spain and also having its own coastline, the Landes is situated in the corridor which constitutes the principal axis for trade between the North and South of Europe.

On average, 138,700 trucks and cars cross the Franco-Spanish border daily. Of these, 37% cross on the Atlantic side.

211 million tonnes of goods are traded between the Iberian Peninsula and the rest of Europe, of which 47% travels by road. This traffic has grown by 60% since 2001.

The Atlantic facade accounts for 53% of trade traffic, of which half travels by road (compared with 33% in 2001).

Transport and logistics

Between 2006 and 2011, the value of international trade transiting through the Landes more than doubled. Today, it amounts to 4.64 billion euros. Transport with Spain and Portugal alone represents more than a third of this trade. A quarter concerns Germany, Netherlands, Luxem-bourg, Italy, Switzerland and Austria.

The road is the favoured means of trans-port, with 67.2% of total value, before sea and air (both with 16.4%).

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superior to 8 %between 3.5% and 5.7% between 5.7% and 8%

between 1.45% and 3.5%between 0% and 1.45%inferior to 0%

Average yearly growth rate 2006/2012

Over the last three years, the population of the Landes has grown on average by 4,500 in-habitants per year, compared to 5,400 between 2006 and 2010.Source : INSEE 2013

Demographic Boom

All of the territory benefits from these demographic dynamism.

398,000 inhabitants in the Landes

There are 397,766 inhabitants in the Landes, representing 12% of the Aquitaine popula-tion. Demographic growth is far superior to regional and national averages.

The population growth rate (+1.48% annually since 2006) is three times higher than the national average. This rate places the Landes first in the Aquitaine departments and fifth in France.

Source : INSEE 2012

This vitality is essentially due to a very positive net migration (+1.2% on average, annually, compared to +0,9% in Aquitaine and +0.5% in France), due to the arrival of active young adults. This recent phenome-non makes the Landes in proportion to its population the second most attractive department of France along with Corsica, Gers and Aude.

2012 Evolution/2006

Landes 397 766 9,63%

Gironde 1 479 277 6,24%

Lot et Garonne 342 500 6,27%

Pyrénées-Atlantiques 674 908 5,98%

Dordogne 426 607 5,58%

Aquitaine 3 320 858 6,45%

France 65 585 857 3,80%

1. South Corsica +1,3%

2. Landas +1,2%

3. Gers +1,2%

4. North Corsica +1,1%

5. Aude +1,1%

Population growth in the Landes is beneficial to a large number of cities, whatever their size and their geographical situation.

Populación

Variación media anual 2006-2012 en %debida al saldo migratorio;

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Livingin The Landes

Living conditions

The 165,260 households in the Landes are composed on average of 2.24 persons (Aqui-taine : 2.19,France : 2.28). Two characteristics of households in the Landes are worth underlining: 16.7% of them are composed of 4 persons and more compared with 18.9% in France) and 30.9% of them have only 1 person (34% in France).

The technological breakthroughMore than seven out of ten households in the Landes own a computer and 91% of them now have a mobile telephone.

Between 2003 and 2012, the total propor-tion of households with access to internet rose from 28 to 68%.

The Landes is at the head of development of Communication Information Technology in the educational field.

Individual lodgings primarily

The professional environment also bene-fits from the development of information technologies, particularly in the tourism and service sectors. Between 2008 and 2011, the indicator of penetration of infor-mation technology use in small and me-dium-sized entreprises increased by 19%. In Aquitaine, small and medium-sized entreprises based in the Landes are those with the highest increase (+24%).

Landes Aquitaine France

Households with a computer 74% 75% 76%

Households with access to internet at home

68% 68% 71%

Households with access to broadband internet

64% 65% 70%

Mobile web users 20% 28% 32%Source: AEC, 2012 Médiamétrie

64.1% Homeowners +29.7% in 10 years

(France : 57.6%, Aquitaine : 60.4%)

In 2010 there were more than 229,000 dwellings in the Landes. Compared to French and Aquitaine households, more people in the Landes are homeowners.

Homes in the Landes are larger than the

More than 229,000 homes 184,387 in 2000

+23.8% in 10 years France : +12.4%, Aquitaine : +17.4%

32.3% tenants+23.5% in 10 years

(France : 39.7%, Aquitaine : 36.7%)

71.6% detached houses+10.2% in 10 years

(France : 56.3%, Aquitaine : 67.1%)

72.4% of principal residences +14.3% in 10 years

(France : 83.6%, Aquitaine : 81.5%)

average : 40.5% have more than 5 rooms, compared to 36.5% in Aquitaine and 33% in France.

Since 2010, the number of dwellings being built has decreased.

Source : INSEE, 2010

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More than 140,000 jobs

Increase in salaried jobs

With 140,582 jobs, of which 86.1% are salaried employees, the Landes represents 10.7% of employment in the region. Since 2006, employment in the Landes has progressed by 2% compared to 0.8% in France. This progression places the Landes 16th of French Departments. This evolution was broken in 2012 as it was the first time that overall employment did not progress in the Landes. (According to the INSEE -469 jobs over a total of 141,677 in 2011).

Industrial employment (15.5%) remains well above the regional average (11.7%) and the national average (12.9%) ; the number of agricultural jobs (5.4%) is double that of the rest of France and the number of construction and civil engineering jobs is one point higher (7.9%). With 39.1% the number of jobs in the tertiary trading sector (Merchandise and services sold) remains inferior to the regional average by 5 points and by 8 points to the average in France.

Between 2006 and 2011, total paid work in the Landes progressed by 4.98% at a rate superior to the regional average (+4.14%) and three times more than in France (+1.52%).

Employment in the private sector (74,811 salaried-workers (Source : UNEDIC) was still progressing in the Landes in 2011 (+5.3% = +3,784 jobs since 2006) faster than that recorded in France (+2.4%). Since 2006, the industrial workforce in the Landes has remained steady (+0.3%), compared to France (-11.7%).

Source : INSEE 2011

Salaried jobs Landes Aquitaine FranceAgriculture, forestry and fishing 3 311 –12,96% –12,31% –12,73%

Extractive industries, energy, water and envi-ronment

2 177 32,42% 0,63% 1,40%

Food-processing industry 6 623 6,44% –0,88% 3,82%

Industrial product manufacturing 12 097 –9,54% –8,12% –14,23%

Construction 8 527 6,44% 6,57% 5,64%

Trade 16 453 0,19% 1,28% 0,27%

Transport and storage 6 112 2,17% 0,84% –1,50%

Accommodation and catering 4 351 13,87% 12,89% 7,03%

Information and communication 659 –6,26% 10,67% 6,87%

Financial services and Insurance 2 446 8,09% 3,20% 3,90%

Real estate 923 0,65% –1,89% 5,12%

Scientific, technical and administrative activities and business support

9 171 4,70% 10,02% 5,97%

Public administration, teaching, health and social action

43 591 8,55% 6,31% 3,65%

Other services 7 308 26,20% 15,19% 12,65%

Total 123 749 4,98% 4,14% 1,52%

Evolution compared to 2006

Employment

The trade sectors saw their workforce progress faster than the national average (+3.8% compared to +0.8%), the construc-tion sectors progressed at the same rate (+7.2%) as well as service sectors (+8.2%).

This positive balance of 5,874 jobs is main-ly due to the Service sectors but also to the Construction and Food Industries and Energy and Environment activities.

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Moving knowledgeforwardMore than 70,000 youngsters go to school in the Landes. Amongst them, more than 11 000 follow general or vocational education in high schools. There are also 2,200 stu-dents in higher education in the Landes.

In 2011 in the Landes, the proportion of young people holding a diploma aged from 20 to 24 years and not currently in higher education is higher than the national average (88.4% compared with 84.7% in France). This rate places the Landes amongst the top 15 French departments.

Almost 31,000 Secondary and High School pupils

Secondary 19 410

High school 11 366

Of which vocational 3 924

Of which general 7 442

Total enrolled pupils 30 776

The number of pupils enrolled in seconda-ry and high schools has grown by 14.8% in three years. With a success rate of 93.2% in the general bachelor (Baccalaureate) exam in 2012, the Landes has better re-sults than the French average of 89.6%. The regional (Aquitaine) average being 90.3%.

1 557 Apprentices

These apprentices are spread over 8 ap-prentice training centres and 5 vocational high schools. The number of apprentices in the Landes has diminished, -12.5% com-pared with 2009 and -10.5% in the region in general.

Enrolled pupils

Number enrolled

Higher technician diploma 972

University technology Institute at Mont de Marsan (Pau and Adour University)

258

Teacher Training College Mont de Marsan 81

Pau and Adour University and Bordeaux II University including Dax Spa Studies

219

Management School & Design School 110

Nursing and Physiotherapy School 589

TOTAL 2229

More than 2 100 students

Training

Source : Inspection Académique de Las Landas, CCI 2012

New secondary schools have been built in order to meet the needs of the increased number of pupils. After the opening in 2011 of a second school in Saint-Paul-lès-Dax, 2012 saw the construction of a new school in Saint-Geours-de-Maremne having a capacity of 450 pupils (see photo above).

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40 500 establishments

1,578 creations and take-overs

Counting 40 554 private or public establishments, contrary to 35 425 in 2008, the Landes presents a particularly dense and diversified economic fabric. Notably, it is made up of 5 800 agricultural farms, as many shops, 2 400 industrial businesses, 3 900 construction and public works, 8 700 service companies, 2 200 tourism companies and 13 000 com-panies of services to individuals.Two military bases and an establishment of the “Direction Générale des Armées” are major employers with over 4000 salaried workers.As in Aquitaine, the majority of companies (94,8%) is made up of small and medium sized industries employing fewer than 10 salaried workers. 365 establishments employ more than 50 salaried-workers.

The Landes remains, as far as creation rate is concerned, among the first third of French departments. Though higher than that of Aquitaine and that of France, this rate (16.6%) dropped by close to 5 points between 2008 and 2011. The number of business creations and take-overs (1578)

In 2011, 322 companies were in adminis-tration or compulsory liquidation procee-dings according to COFACE. Half of these

Companies

is substantially the same as that noticed in 2006, whereas it regressed by -2.1% in Aquitaine and by -3.2% in France. More than a quarter of these creations and take-overs have taken place in the Mont-de-Marsan and Dax agglomerations.

failures are in the Construction and Civil Engineering sector as well as the Service to Individuals.

Construction and Civil Engineering

Leisure

Food processingIndustryTrade

Other services

Industrieand energy

Services tocompagnies

Services toindividuals

11,8%

12,1%

27,5%

2,3% Information technology and ICT

2,7% Clothing

2,8% Transport

1,4% Financial services

4,2%5%

8,9%

10,6%

10,8%

Sources : Coface and Insee 2011Self-employed included.

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Activity cessations

Business failures

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Industry

The major industrialdepartment of AquitaineWith a proportion of salaried workers in industry of 24.8%, the Landes is the first indus-trial department in Aquitaine. Industry in the Landes (totalling 21 000 jobs) is structured around four major sectors: wood-paper activities, food processing industry, chemical-plastic-packaging, and aeronautic mechanics industry . Surf wear industry, metallurgy, and metal construction complete the industrial activities in the Landes

Activities

Landes Landes Evol. 2006

AQUITAINE Evol. 2006

FRANCE Evol. 2006

Food, agricultural and food processing industry 6 144 36,1% 4,4% -1,8%

Wood, paper, furniture and printing Industries 3 558 -5,7% -12,3% -17,9%

Chemicals and packaging 2 359 -3,9% -5,9% -11,9%

Aeronautics 2 019 8,9% -3,4% -12,5%

Transformation of metals 991 -2,2% -4,9% -12,6%

Energy and Environment 989 18,4% 7,8% 7,8%

Clothing 603 -15,9% -23,6% -29,1%

Machines and Equipment 368 -0,5% 1,3% -16,4%

Electronics 221 -58,9% -24,1% -16,5%

Other industries 1 265 -47,1% -15,3% -14,6%

Total 18 517 0,31% -5,72% -11,69%

Over 18,500 Salaried workersEight activities represent more than 2/3 of salaried industrial jobs: meat transforma-tion activities (12.1%) fish transformation and preparation activities (11.3%) che-mical (9.7%), aeronautic and armament (9.6%) metal works (7.4%)wood panel-ling (5.8%) sawmilling and planing (5.1%) energy and environment (5%). The total turnover for industrial activities has pro-

gressed by +23.8% since 2006 thanks to capital goods (+30%) and to food proces-sing (+32%).

The turnover of intermediate goods and-consumer goods has dropped during the same period. The main employers are Maï-sadour Gascogne and Turboméca, Egger, Labeyrie and DRT.

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Source : ASSEDIC UNEDIC 01/01/2011 – private jobs

Source: INSEE 2011

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Tourism

Aquitaine’s Number One tourist destinationThe Department of the Landes is blessed with an exceptional natural environment and is ideal for tourism. Each year, almost 2 million people enjoy the quality of the coastline, the forest, the rich historical heritage and the gastronomy.

Spa fun, sports activities with surfing, golfing, and sailing, also contribute to the natural attractiveness of the Landes and make the Landes coast the number one destination in Aquitaine (27.6% nights in 2012) ahead of the Périgord Noir and the Pays Basque.

22,599,682 Overnight stays

A mainly commercial lodging offer

In 2011 more than 60% of the 22,600,000 nights were spent during the July-August period. The total frequentation progressed by 4.1% between 2008 and 2011. The Landes has thus reinforced its place on the French tourist market by rising from the 18th to 13th place in the national rank.

A high standard Hotel IndustryCounting 1.1 million nights, the Landes Hotel Industry represents 13.5% of the Aquitaine market. The 204 Landes Hotels total 5,150 rooms. 1/3 of these are loca-ted on the coast and 47% in the spa areas. The sector has 1,141 permanent jobs and 773 seasonal ones for a turnover of 104 million euros.

A major Asset : restaurants Due to a strong gastronomical tradition, this dynamic sector brings together famous names of French cuisine, contributing lar-gely to the notoriety and attractiveness of the Landes.With more than 600 establishments em-ploying 2,600 salaried workers, The Landes represents 10% of Aquitaine restaurants.

Campsites excel The 153 Landes campsites offer 36,000 spaces, 40% of which are 4 stars. The Landes ranks 5th nationally and 1st regio-nally with 5.5 million nights one fourth of which is made up of foreign clientele. The turnover nears 130 million euros and 2,200 people are employed in this sector.

Tourist spending is evaluated at a billion euros for the year 2011.

More than half of the Landes’ tourist capacity (53%) depends on commercial lodging. 85% of it is concentrated on the coast.

Camp sites

Other commercial lodgings

Non-commerciallodgings

Secondary homes,friends

Hotels

Rentals

Furnished lodgings

1,1% Guest housesguest rooms

47,2%

28,6%

12%

5,2%

3,5%

2,5%

Source : CDT Landes and INSEE 2011 et 2012

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Hydrotherapy

A capital economic impactThe spa industry is essential to the Landes economy. This sector contributes to nearly 170 million euros turnover and generates nearly 9,000 jobs of which 2,150 depend directly on thermal activity.

1/3 of shops, service companies or craft companies located in spa areas have more than 20% of their turnover generated by the presence of thermal activity in the Landes.

The average economic contribution of a spa visitor is 2,358 € for the territory.

9 000 jobs

The number one spa department in France

Préchacq-les-Bains2 346 (55)

5 SPA sesorts72 000 patients

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Saint-Paul-lès-Dax11 860 (11)

Dax47 261 (1)

Eugénie-les-Bains9 508 (16)

Saubusse1 428 (68)

The Landes comes first, before Savoie, Hérault and the Pyrénées Orientales for its number of patients. In 2012, 72,000 spa visitors received treatment at the 5 spa resorts in the department, representing 14% of the national market. Dax is France’s principal spa town, with 47,000 patients. Rheumatology, phlebology, gynaecology, respiratory treatment and fibromyalgia are the therapeutic orientations available.

Commerce,craft and service companies

Others

Thermalestablishments

150 Health

6 945

1 616

384

Sources : CCI, CDT, Hydrotherapy Institute 2010

national rank of the Landes resort

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Leadingpositions8/10th of the Landes territory is covered by agricultural (211,000 ha) or wooded (570,000 ha) areas. 60% of the Landes of Gascony forests, one of the largest in Europe, entirely made up of industrially planted and logged forest, is situated on the Landes territory.Agriculture and forestry represent 9.3% of total turnover of the Landes economy and, with 7,633 jobs, 5.3% of total employment in the Landes.

The Landes is amongst the principal de-partments of France for forestry and agri-culture products. The agricultural sector

766 million euros of production

Sources : Chamber of Agriculture and Agreste 2011

1st position in France for foie-gras25% of national

production

1st position in France for carrots21% of national

production

2nd position in France for the kiwi fruit19% of national production

1st position in France for trout11% of national production

1st position in France for quail 44% of national production

2nd position for chicken with quality labels

1st position in France for forestry21.2% of national production

With 765.8 million euros, agriculture in the Landes represents 15.4% of agriculture production of Aquitaine.

Agriculture

Sources : Chamber of Agriculture and Agreste 2011

Palmipeds,poultry and eggs

Cattle

Milk products

Others animal products

Services

Corn

Other plant produce

Fruit

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Forage

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2nd position in France for asparagus19.2% of national production

1st position in France for sweet-corn 58.9% of national production

of the Landes stands out by its well-esta-blished position in several products under quality labels.

1st position in France for grain-corn8.7% of national production

In 2010, the Landes represented 16% of the agricultural economic potential in Aquitaine, compared to 14% in 2000. The Landes now ranks 26th of the French agricultural departments compared to the

35th in 2000. The 5,784 farms (-26% since 2000) and forestry sites generate 1.43 billion euros of turnover, 3% higher than in 2006.

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International

World wide economyIn 2012, Landes exports were worth 1.73 billion euros. These exports have progressed by 30.8% in 4 years, compared to 11.6% in Aquitaine and 26.8% in France.

Name of the company Activity

Les Dérivés Résiniques et Terpéniques Chemistry

Tembec Tartas Chemistry

Egger panneaux et décors Wood

Gascogne Paper Paper

Agralia Food-processing industry

Mlpc International Chemistry

Gascogne Laminates Packaging

Rip Curl Europe Sportwear

Bonduelle Sud Europe Food-processing industry

Maïsadour Food-processing industry

Export sales of the first 25 export companies of the De-partment represent 60% of the Landes exports.

The first one « Dérivés Rési-niques et Terpéniques» ranks 9th in the Region and is among the top 400 national export companies.

The 10 main exporters

More than 1.7 billion euros exportedThe leading sectors of the Landes economy are also the major exporters. Five sectors concentrate 70% of the exports of the De-partment.

Over the last three years, this concentration has accentuated as the Food-processing industry has seen its share progress from 32% to 36%, that of Chemistry activities progressed from 17.6% to 22.9% and that of Wood-Paper from 22.1% to 23.9%. Only the share of the Textile decreased (17.6% in 2009 compared to 11% in 2012).

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Chemistry

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Textile

4,34 Aeronautics,mechanics and mechanics

1,16 Energy

1,10 Othersproducts

22,9%

23,9%

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19,2%

16,5%

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America

Asia

2,5 Africa

1,2 Near andMiddle East

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75,8%

6,2%

7,6%

6,6%

More than 3/4 of the Landes exports concern countries of the European Union, 7.5% North-America, 6.5% Asia and 6.1% other European countries.

Spain, Germany, Italy, Belgium and United-States concentrate 60% of exports. Over the last three years, exports to the United-States, Russia, China, India, Japan, South Africa and Korea increased by 36%, which is twice as fast as those to the countries of the European Union.

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Gsm PTY Ltd

AkerSeafood

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Attractiveness for international investors

These companies represent more than 3,300 jobs

The ten main clients

Source : Customs in 2012 : in millions of euros and in % of total of exports and imports

Country value %

Spain 393,2 22,7%

Germany 277,1 16%

Italy 140,1 8,1%

Belgium 122,2 7,1%

United States 105,7 6,1%

Country value %

Spain* 263,4 20,3%

Portugal 151,2 11,6%

China 130,7 10,1%

Country value %

United Kingdom 103,2 6%

Switzerland 69,9 4%

Netherlands 63,3 3,7%

Portugal 55 3,2%

India 27,9 1,6%

Country value %

Germany 97,6 7,5%

Belgium 79,1 6,1%

United States 58,4 4,5%

Los 6 principales países proveedores

With 1.8 billion euros, imports have stron-gly increased : + 48.4% compared to 2009 (+31.7% in Aquitaine and +29.8% in France). Car imports (29% of total) intended for the national market and cleared through customs in the Landes are

the main import. This is followed by pro-ducts linked with the chemicals industry at 17.3% of the total, then, with a lesser importance (between 5 and 6%) come wood, textile and energy imports.

* without car imports

Source : CCI, March 2013

Mont-de-MarsanHôtel Consulaire

293, avenue Maréchal Foch - B.P. 137

40003 Mont-de-Marsan Cedex

Tél. 0810 40 00 40

Fax 05 58 06 18 33

Dax Offices128, avenue Georges-Clemenceau

40100 Dax

Tél. 0810 40 00 40

Fax 05 58 06 18 33

Southern Landes OfficesRésidence Thalassa

2, rue du Marais - B.P. 7

40530 Labenne

Tél. 0810 40 00 40

Fax 05 58 06 18 33

Biscarrosse OfficesCentre administratif

263, avenue du 14 juillet

40600 Biscarrosse

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