The agricultural trade of Austria, Portugal, Switzerland, Sweden, and Finland--all members of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA)--is examined. The report focuses on (1) their agricultural exports to the United Kingdom, Denmark, and Norway, which will leave EFTA and join the European Community (EC) on January 1, 1973, and (2) the adverse effects that EC enlargement could have on such exports. The report briefly discusses trade arrangements now being negotiated between the EC and the remaining EFTA countries, as well as the susceptibility of U.S. agricultural exports to the increased competition that could result from conclusion of these agreements.