Egypt to export record volume of oranges in 2023/24, USDA says

Published 2024년 2월 5일

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The Department of United States Agriculture (USDA) predicts a 13.4% rise in global orange exports for the 2023/24 campaign, reaching over 4.9 million tons. This surge is largely attributed to a 25% increase in Egypt's exports, expected to reach a record 2 million tons, solidifying its position as the world's top orange exporter. South Africa and the United States trail behind with exports of 1.37 million tons and 350,000 tons respectively. Despite a production drop due to drought and high summer temperatures, the European Union is projected to import one million tons.
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World exports of oranges will register an increase of 13.4% in the current 2023/24 campaign compared to the previous one, which will amount to just over 4.9 million tons, according to the forecasts managed by the Department of United States Agriculture (USDA) in its latest report on the global citrus market. This increase will be mainly due to the increase in Egypt's exports, which will grow by 25% and reach a record volume of 2 million tons. Egypt will therefore maintain its position as the world's leading exporter of oranges, followed at some distance by South Africa (1.37 million tons) and much further by the United States (350,000 tons), the European Union (340,000) and Turkey ( 246,000 tons). Egyptian production this campaign is estimated at 3.7 million tons (+3% compared to 2022/23) due to favorable weather conditions during flowering that have increased fruit setting. This country's export campaign begins in mid-November and extends until the end of July thanks to cold ...
Source: Agropopular

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