Brazil's fruit exports to record growth in value in 2024

Published 2024년 10월 29일

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Between January and August 2024, Brazil experienced a notable increase in the value of its fruit exports, with mangoes and lemons seeing the highest growth despite challenges like adverse weather conditions that reduced the volume of some fruits. The total value of fruit exports rose by 8.51% to $1.2 billion, despite a 3.34% decrease in volume. Mango exports value soared by 46.19% to $215 million, while lemon and lime exports increased by 14.52% to $155.7 million. Melon exports also increased by 7.72% to over $102 million and volume by 12.92% to over 133,000 tons, indicating recovery from rain-related setbacks. On the other hand, grape exports experienced a significant drop of 48.79% in value and 54.32% in volume due to excessive rain affecting availability for export.

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Between January and August 2024, Brazil's fruit exports registered a significant increase in value, with mangoes and lemons standing out, Abrafrutas details in a press release. On the other hand, the exported volume of some fruits fell slightly due to adverse weather conditions, such as excessive rainfall in producing regions, especially in the first half of the year, which impacted production. From January to September of this year, the value of fruit exports increased by 8.51% compared to the same period in 2023, while the exported volume fell by 3.34%, according to official data from AgroStat/Mapa reported by Abrafrutas, "reflecting the challenges facing national production," the entity indicated. The total value of mango exports grew by 46.19%, from $147 million in 2023 to $215 million in 2024. Despite this significant increase in value, the volume of mangoes exported decreased slightly by 0.16% to 141,000 tons. “This phenomenon reflects the increase in the international price ...

Source: MXfruit