World: The garlic planting area doubles in Egypt

Published 2024년 12월 11일

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Egyptian garlic farmers have doubled their acreage for this season, following a successful previous season with high local and international demand. The garlic market is currently facing challenges such as lower stock movement from major producers like China and Spain, leading to increased prices and a quality focus. Peru and Chile have reported increased prices due to reduced planting areas and climate conditions. Argentina's garlic production has decreased due to high temperatures and economic challenges, but it is improving its processes for extended product availability. China's garlic export market has performed poorly this year, leading to a significant drop in export volumes. Despite these challenges, garlic prices have stabilized and are expected to increase as new garlic is stored in warehouses, leading to a decrease in supply.
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According to EastFruit, following the usual cycle of garlic acreage and after a limited last season, growers have doubled their garlic acreage in Egypt this year. According to one grower, last season was very good, with very high local and international demand. As a result, many growers have decided to grow garlic this season. The doubling of the acreage marks a return to normal production, as last season, the garlic acreage in Egypt was halved compared to the previous season. The next season starts in March and growers are expecting high demand. To supply the Egyptian market, importers are buying garlic from China. One importer says, “Chinese prices are good at the moment and we can import garlic in good sizes and shapes, although the taste is less pronounced than Egyptian garlic, but the local market accepts it.” According to GLOBAL MARKET OVERVIEW GARLIC, the garlic supply chain is facing several challenges due to lower and slower stock movement from major producers such as ...
Source: Eastfruit

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