This study investigates the Water Footprint (WF) resulting from the agricultural imports of the
European Union (EU-28). Import trade statistics were compiled and linked with crop-and …

This study investigates the water scarcity footprint (WSF) trend of German agricultural
imports over recent years, following the principles of the ISO 14046 standard on water …

To support national and global assessments of water use in agriculture, we build a
comprehensive and harmonized database of water footprint and virtual water trade (VWT) …

Comprehensive assessment of the virtual water trade of Germany with the world is
performed and the national water footprint through the trade of crop and livestock products …

Iran's focus on food self-sufficiency has led to an emphasis on increasing water volumes
available for irrigation with little attention to water use efficiency, and no attention at all to the …

Agriculture is the largest global consumer of freshwater. As the volume of international trade
continues to rise, so does the understanding that trade of water-intensive crops from areas …

Water Footprint is an indicator recently developed with the goal of quantifying the virtual
content of water in products and/or services. It can also be used to identify the worldwide …

The volume of international trade in agricultural commodities is increasing faster than the
global volume of production, which is an indicator of growing international dependencies in …

This study quantifies the external water footprint of the Netherlands by partner country and
import product and assesses the impact of this footprint by contrasting the geographically …

Although bulk water itself is not a tradable commodity, agricultural commodities–that
generally consume a lot of water during production–are increasingly being traded. As a …