Italy: Export from records, here are the products that grow the most abroad

Published 2022년 5월 4일

Tridge summary

In 2021, Italian fruit and vegetable exports reached a record high of 5.2 billion euros, with Germany, France, and Austria being the biggest consumers. However, the sector is at risk due to increasing transport costs, which account for 30-35% of the logistic cost for fresh products. The most valued exports include apricots, apples, kiwis, tomatoes, lettuce, and cabbage, while citrus fruits and potatoes see a decrease. The surge in fuel prices could further increase logistic costs, as Italy already faces an additional cost of 13 billion euros for freight transport compared to other countries. Coldiretti is emphasizing the need for structural improvements to enhance connections between the South and North of Italy, and with the rest of the world by sea and high-speed rail.
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Original content

With 5.2 billion euros (+ 8%) it is a historic record for Made in Italy fruit and vegetables abroad with exports reaching their all-time high in 2021, doubling the values recorded at the debut of the century, but the The result is now put at risk by the traumatic increase in transport costs that weighs on a sector where the logistic bill reaches 30-35% for fresh products. This is what emerges from Coldiretti's analysis of Istat data at the opening of Macfrut. Fruit & Veg Professional Show in Rimini at the Coldiretti Stand, Hall B5 - stand 075 with the presence of the national president Ettore Prandini. The Made in Italy fruit and vegetable products that grow the most in value abroad - explains Coldiretti - are apricots (+ 75%), apples (+ 5%), kiwis (+ 2%), tomatoes (+10, 5%), lettuce (+ 4%), cabbage (+ 10%), grapes are stable (+ 0.4%) while citrus fruits (-9%) and potatoes (-15.6%) are decreasing . The consumers who appreciate Italian fruit and vegetables the most are the Germans ...

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