Acceptable growth in the exports of table olives of Spain despite the sharp drop in the US

게시됨 2022년 3월 2일

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Table olive exports experienced a growth of 3.41% in 2021, reaching 313.9 M.kg, despite the challenges faced by the sector. The European Union (EU) remained the primary market, with an 8.63% increase, while the North American area and Arab Countries zone saw a decline. The Eastern and Balkan Countries area saw a significant growth of 13.22%. The US, Italy, France, Portugal, Germany, and Russia were highlighted as key markets. The national market also grew by 1%, with 176 M.kg. However, the article also emphasizes the challenges the sector faced, including increased costs, lack of container availability, and tariffs on black olives in US customs, expressing concerns about certain provisions of the Food Chain Law.

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Exports of table olives grew by 3.41% in 2021, after going from 303.6 to 313.9 M.kg, a result that "can be considered acceptable in view of the adverse circumstances to which it has had to do against the sector throughout the year", affirm from ASEMESA. Although the growth is contained, the data is significant if we take into account that exports together represent more than 70% of the sector's turnover. In the analysis by zones, the EU stands out, with 133.5 M.kg, which has grown by 8.63%. Within it, five main markets continue to stand out: Italy, with 31.6 M.kg (stable); France, with 23.8 M.kg (stable); Portugal, with 22 M.kg (+58.6%); Germany, with 20.8 M.kg (-2.8%) and Poland, with 10.9 M.kg (+25.3%). The North American area (which includes the United States, Canada and Mexico), with 69.8 M.kg, fell by 9.7% due to the drop in the US (54.5 M.kg, which represents 10.2% less than the previous year as a result, fundamentally, of the tariff charges that black olives continue to ...

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