Global: Egypt increases its imports of table olives by 118%

Published 2024년 11월 19일

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The International Olive Council reports a 9.7% increase in global table olive imports from September 2023 to August 2024, totaling 488,872 tons. The United States leads with a slight decrease at 156,309 tons, followed by Brazil, Egypt, Mexico, and Argentina, which experienced significant increases. On the other hand, Spain, Peru, Portugal, and Turkey saw decreases. Additionally, world olive oil imports reached 732,386 tonnes, marking a 1.4% increase from the previous campaign, although Chinese and Japanese imports significantly dropped. Canada's imports increased by 3.9%. Extra-EU olive oil exports from the EU had a unit value of €915 per 100 kg in August, showing a notable increase from the previous campaign but a slight decrease from the previous month.

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Olimerca.- Global imports of table olives have registered a total volume of 488,872 tons, which represents an increase of 9.7% between September 2023 and August 2024, compared to the same period of the previous campaign. This is highlighted by the latest data from the International Olive Council. The United States is the country that imports the most, with a total of 156,309 tons, although it registers a decrease of 4.5% compared to the previous campaign. Brazil follows with 127,999 tons, increasing its imported volume by 4% compared to the previous campaign. Other countries that have seen a significant increase in their olive imports, as we can see in the table below, are Egypt, with 110,000 tonnes, 118.7% more than the previous campaign, Mexico with 11,416 tonnes (+61.5%), or Argentina with 93,780 tonnes (+52.8%). Likewise, Australia also increased its imports with 19,480 tonnes, 11.9% more than the previous campaign. On the other hand, we find several countries that have seen ...

Source: OliMerca