A drop in orange prices expected in France

Published 2024년 12월 2일

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The orange market is experiencing a boom in France, with diverse offerings from Spain, Italy, and Portugal. Despite climatic challenges in Spain leading to reduced volumes and some fragility in fruits, prices are expected to stabilize in the coming weeks as volume increases. High demand is supporting prices, which fluctuate between €1.00 and €1.50/kg, with premium products commanding higher prices. Despite the challenges, market players are committed to delivering quality oranges to meet consumer expectations.
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The orange market is booming, the French outlet remains important for Moroccan producers and it seems to be marked by a varied offer and high expectations from French consumers. The dynamics of this season, marked by a diversity of origins and some climatic disturbances, suggest a stabilization of prices in the coming weeks. Currently, wholesalers such as those at the MIN in Perpignan are mainly supplied by Spain, Italy and Portugal. "In Spain, we work with key regions such as Seville, Malaga and Valencia, where varieties such as Naveline and the first Salustiana, ideal for their juice yield, are at the heart of our supplies," explains a local operator. In Italy, the Naveline Feuille, from Sicily and Puglia, are attractive for their freshness and premium presentation. The campaign also sees the arrival of Washington Navel, renowned for their sweetness. Portugal is not left behind with classic Newhall oranges while waiting for the highly anticipated Newhall IGP Citrinos do Algarve, ...
Source: Agrimaroc

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