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Mulberry Silk Production In India 1980 to 1999
YEARS		PRODUCTION OF
	AREA UNDER MULBERRY (000 Hectare)	Reeling Cocoons (000 tonnes)	Raw silk (tonne)	Silk Waste (tonne)	Renditta (tonnes)
1980-81	170	58	4593	1376	12.7
1981-82	180	55	4801	1523	11.5
1982-83	197	67	5214	1825	12.8
1983-84	207	71	5681	2017	12.5
1984-85	215	75	6895	2464	10.9
1985-86	218	77	7029	2504	10.9
1986-87	230	82	7905	2837	10.3
1987-88	242	87	8455	3086	10.2
1988-89	268	96	9683	3399	10
1989-90	294	110	10805	3921	10.1
1990-91	317	117	11486	3953	10.2
1991-92	331	107	10658	3544	10
1992-93	343	130	13000	4513	9.98
1993-94	319	117	12550	4518	9.34
1994-95	283	123	13450	4501	9.15
1995-96	289	116	12884	4022	9.03
1996-97	280	116	12927	3387	8.94
1997-98	283	127	14035	4219	–
1998-99	270	127	14260	4250	–

Source : Compendium of Textile Statistics 1997 & CSB Reports

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