Andalusia leads Spanish carrot production

Published 2024년 4월 16일

Tridge summary

Spain stands out as a major carrot producer, with an impressive annual yield of approximately 414,000 tonnes. The country's carrot cultivation is predominantly concentrated in Andalusia, especially in the province of Cádiz, with significant contributions from Castilla y León, the Valencian Community, and Castilla-La Mancha. The vast majority of these carrots are destined for the fresh market, with exports accounting for about 20% of the total production. This underscores Spain's pivotal role in satisfying both domestic and international carrot demands.
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Original content

Spain 04/16/2024 Asia, Europe and the United States are the main producers of carrots which are among the most cultivated vegetables in the world. In Spain, around 414,000 tonnes of carrots are harvested each year, with Andalusia being the autonomous community with the largest production. Standing out among all the Spanish provinces, Cádiz is positioned as No. 1 with 185,200 tonnes cultivated on more than 3,000 hectares. After Andalusia, Castilla y León (regions of Valladolid and Segovia), and to a lesser extent the Valencian Community (regions of Villena and Alicante) as well as Castilla-La Mancha appear in the ...
Source: Fructidor

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