China has lost its leadership in the world ranking of apple exports

Published 2023년 6월 22일

Tridge summary

China's leadership in apple exports is expected to be challenged in the 2022/23 season due to a significant reduction in export volumes, primarily due to weather-related production issues that have resulted in a decrease of 4-5 million tons. This decline is likely to position Italy as the new leader in apple exports, with Poland potentially surpassing China as well. In contrast, Iran's apple exports are expected to see a sharp decrease of up to 40%, relegating it from the second to seventh place. Vietnam is poised to become China's main sales market, with Indonesia possibly being overtaken. Additionally, China's apple imports are experiencing a surge, reaching over 100 thousand tons, with New Zealand, South Africa, Chile, the USA, France, Australia, and Poland being key suppliers. Ukraine has also seen a record high in apple selling prices.
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Original content

China, which has been the long-term leader in the world ranking of apple exporters, sharply reduced export volumes in the 2022/23 season. So, according to EastFruit analysts, this season there will definitely be a change in the leader of the world ranking of apple exports. Italy is most likely to lead the rating of the world's largest exporters of fresh apples based on the results of the 2022/23 season. There is also a high probability that Poland will overtake China in the volume of apple exports. But Iran, which was approaching the leading positions in previous seasons, will, on the contrary, fall in the ranking, because apple exports from Iran fell even more sharply than from China, said Andriy Yarmak, economist of the investment department of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter According to analysts, the main reason for the decline in apple exports from China is the decrease in ...
Source: Landlord

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