Albanian fruit and vegetables are growing by three figures in the beautiful country

Published 2023년 3월 21일

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In 2022, Albania's agricultural exports to the European Union reached a record high of 473 million euros, marking a 15.6% increase in volume and an 18.1% increase in value from the previous year. This growth is due to investments in export infrastructure and the country's favorable climate, proximity to European markets, low labor costs, and high-quality offerings. The country's agricultural sector contributes significantly to its GDP, employment, and exports. Fruits and vegetables account for about 20% of agricultural production but contribute 36% to exports, with tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, cabbage, onions, and leeks being the most requested products. However, the sector also faces challenges such as rising costs and poor infrastructure.

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In 2022, Albanian agricultural exports to the European Union reached a record of 473 million euros, according to what was declared by the Minister of Agriculture Frida Krifca, thanks to an increase of 15.6% in volume and 18.1% in value compared to 2021. The double-digit growth was achieved thanks to investments made in export infrastructure, such as those for storage and cold storage. Albania is highly dependent on its agricultural sector, which accounts for 20% of GDP, 40% of employment and 12% of total exports. Albania's strong investment potential is induced by the combination of various factors such as a favorable climate, proximity to European markets and low labor costs together with the high quality of the offer made by Albanian companies.Fruit and vegetables represent about 20% of Albanian agricultural production but contributes as much as 36% of exports. According to a report by the World Bank for 2022, a further substantial increase in exports is expected. Greenhouse ...

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