Bananas are the most consumed fruit in France, with 18% of the market in volume

Published 2024년 12월 6일

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The article highlights the popularity of bananas in France, where they hold an 18% market share by volume, making them the most consumed fruit. Despite facing global challenges like climatic, logistical, and economic issues, the French banana market has grown steadily, with consumption rising by over 6% from 2020 to 2024. This growth is due to bananas' affordability, convenience, and nutritional benefits. However, the global banana trade is declining, prompting a call for shared responsibility among French stakeholders to ensure the fruit's continued accessibility and sustainability. The article stresses the need for collective efforts to tackle these challenges and uphold the values of the banana sector.
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(Agraria.pe) The banana, the most consumed fruit in France, with a market share of 18% by volume, is attractive due to its many advantages, including its price. But this growth is in contrast, according to the Interprofessional Banana Association (AIB), with a global context marked by major challenges (climatic, logistical, economic). At a time when international trade is slowing down, all the players in the French banana sector must share the responsibility of ensuring the availability and long-term future of this emblematic fruit. "As a sector, our responsibility is to ensure that bananas remain accessible to as many people as possible, while responding to the challenges of market developments," says Philippe Pons, president of the AIB. The banana, the most consumed fruit by the FrenchFor many years, the banana has been one of the most consumed fruits in France. In fact, it has experienced "uninterrupted growth in consumption in recent years, thanks to its many advantages: ease ...
Source: Agraria

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