Apple: Juice exports grow 17% in the 2020 partial

Published 2020년 8월 25일

Tridge summary

Brazilian apple juice exports experienced a decline in July compared to June but surpassed the volume of July 2019, marking a 17% increase in the first seven months of the year. The revenue from these exports also rose by 20%, totaling US $ 9.9 million. The United States saw a 58% increase in imports of Brazilian apple juice, making it the largest market. The quality of the fruits has led to reduced discards, contributing to increased demand. Stricter disposals for national juice industries have led to a supply shortage, driving up the prices paid by processors.
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According to the Foreign Trade Secretariat (Secex), Brazilian apple juice exports even retreated in July compared to June this year - a common movement registered in this period. However, the exported volume surpassed that of July 2019. Considering the partial of the year (January to July), Brazilian apple juice shipments registered an increase of 17% in volume, totaling 8,900 tons, still according to Secex. The revenue obtained also increased by 20%, totaling US $ 9.9 million (FOB) - a very encouraging scenario for exporting agents. This positive performance is opposed to the limited processing of national industries, in view of the decrease of almost one fifth in the volume of the 2019/20 harvest and the good quality of the fruits, which reduced the discards for this segment and is related to the greater international demand in the period . The volume of Brazilian apple juice imported by the United States, for example, increased 58% in the partial of the year. Thus, the ...

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