Egypt and Morocco continue to gain a foothold in Japan's frozen strawberry market

Published 2024년 8월 15일

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In 2023-2024, both Egypt and Morocco have seen a notable increase in their presence in the Japanese frozen garden strawberry market, with Morocco climbing from the fifth largest supplier to a 44% share in the first half of the year. Egypt continues to hold the second place with a 35% share. Both countries are also expanding their reach in China, which is becoming a net importer, and are exploring opportunities in Southeast Asia's growing frozen fruits and berries trade.
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Egypt and Morocco have managed to significantly strengthen their positions in the Japanese frozen garden strawberry import market in 2023-2024, EastFruit reports. Particularly noticeable was the increase in Morocco's presence in the Japanese market, which five years ago was only the fifth largest supplier in this direction. In turn, Egypt continues to consistently hold second place in the ranking of frozen garden strawberry exporters to Japan. Last year, Egypt exported 5.4 thousand tons of frozen garden strawberries to the Japanese market, and Morocco - 4.4 thousand tons. Together, these two North African countries took a share of 35% of the total volume of supplies of this product to Japan and were only slightly behind suppliers from China, which, according to the results of 2023, sent 10.7 thousand tons of frozen garden strawberries to the Japanese market. In the first half of the year, the positions of Egypt and Morocco in the Japanese market strengthened even more ...
Source: Eastfruit

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