Project EOS

Data from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Find import and export values and quantities of food products by country, region, product, and year. Watch this tutorial for more information: http://youtu.be/n6ej5VZSBL8

Full-text documents from over 45,000 sources, including newspapers, magazines, journals, trade publications, legal documents, etc.

"OTA represents businesses across the organic supply chain and addresses all things organic, including food, fiber/textiles, personal care products, and new sectors as they develop. Over sixty percent of OTA trade members are small businesses."

The site contains data tables on organic agriculture worldwide and informs about data revisions and corrigenda if needed.

Contains over 60 million data points covering a wide range of themes including Agriculture, Industry, and Trade.

Contains data on major US crops, food markets and prices, and international markets and trade.

WWOOF is a great place to find a list of some of the organic farms in Germany.

WWOOF is a great place to find a list of some of the organic farms in the US.

Country reports include information about the current and expected future economic and political development, foreign trade, and an overview of the main economic indicators.

Provides objective statistical information for the general public.

Import and export statistics including data by product, state and country. Includes regulations, trade highlights and historical series.

"The observatory provides access to bilateral trade data for roughly 200 countries, 50 years and 1000 different products of the SITC4 revision 2 classification. For historical SITC classification data, we use data from The Center for International Data from Robert Feenstra. For up to data HS classification data, we use data provided by UN COMTRADE."

Trade Map provides indicators on export performance, international demand, alternative markets and competitive markets, as well as a directory of importing and exporting companies. Registration is required. Individuals in developed countries have only limited access to data.