China’s canned orange exports from January to February 2024

Published 2024년 4월 7일

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In the initial months of 2024, China's canned orange exports experienced a mixed trend, with a 16% rise in volume reaching 42,000 tons, but a slight 3% drop in value to US$49.87 million, alongside a 16% fall in the average price per ton to US$1,187 when compared to the previous year. The United States, Japan, and Indonesia emerged as the primary importers, with Indonesia showing a remarkable 546% increase in import volume. The provinces of Zhejiang, Hubei, and Anhui led in export value, with Zhejiang contributing to 58% of the total exports. This data highlights the evolving dynamics of China's canned orange export market, focusing on destination diversity and provincial export contributions.

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1 Overview of Exports In January-February 2024, China's canned orange exports totaled 42,000 tons, with a total value of US$49.87 million and an average unit price of US$1,187 per ton. Compared with the same period last year, the quantity increased by 16%, the value decreased by 3%, and the average price decreased by 16%. Among them, in January 2024, China's canned orange exports were nearly 26,600 tons, with a value of US$31.72 million and an average price of US$1,195 per ton. In February 2024, China's canned orange exports were 15,500 tons, with a value of US$18.14 million and an average price of US$1,173 per ton. 2 Exporting Countries Others In January-February 2024, among the 37 countries and regions to which China exported canned oranges, the top eight countries in terms of export value were: the United States, Japan, Indonesia, Canada, Germany, Thailand, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands. Among them, China exported 17,900 tons of canned oranges to the United States, ...

Source: Foodmate