Ecuadorian banana exports total 274.39 million boxes between January and August

Published 2024년 11월 5일

Tridge summary

Ecuador's banana exports increased by 0.5% from January to August 2024, totaling 274.39 million boxes, despite a reported 15% reduction in production due to adverse weather conditions. The European Union continued to be the primary market, receiving 29.93% of the exports, followed by Russia, the Middle East, and the United States. However, exports to Russia fell by 12.49% due to high fruit prices and economic issues related to the war with Ukraine and economic sanctions from the US and EU. This decline was partially balanced by a 1.64% increase in exports to the European Union, likely due to production issues in Colombia and Central America.
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(Agraria.pe) From January to August 2024, Ecuador exported 274.39 million boxes of bananas, which represented an increase of +0.5% compared to last year. This was indicated in a report by the Banana Marketing and Export Association (Acorbanec). The European Union remains the main export destination for Ecuadorian bananas, absorbing 29.93% of total exports. It is followed by Russia with 18.23%; the Middle East with 13.48%, and the United States with 12.13%. Other key markets include the Southern Cone with 6.76% and Africa with 5.86%. The results come in an atypical year for the supply of this sector. From January to September, according to the same report, banana production has been reduced by approximately 15% due to climatic effects such as variations in cold temperatures at night and early morning; increased solar radiation during the day; as well as excessive rainfall in several banana-producing areas, causing the plantations not to have their normal physiological developments, ...
Source: Agraria

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