Exports of Spanish Chorizo soar 65% in 2020

Published 2021년 3월 4일

Tridge summary

Despite a general decrease in exports in 2020, the Spanish agri-food sector saw a positive growth of 5.95%, reaching over 47,700 million euros in sales abroad. The meat and processed meat products subsector, particularly chorizo, experienced a significant increase of 17%. The United Kingdom, France, and Germany were the primary markets for Spanish chorizo, with the Consorcio del Chorizo seeing a doubling of its seal in the United Kingdom and Germany. This trend suggests a promising outlook for the sector in 2021, subject to the dynamics of the COVID-19 pandemic and the EU-UK trade relations.
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Original content

In a year as difficult as 2020, in which Spanish exports in general decreased by about 10% compared to 2019, the Spanish agri-food sector consolidated as a key sector for the Spanish economy; It was practically the only one that last year offered a positive behavior on the export side, exceeding 47,700 million euros of sales abroad, 5.95% more than the previous year. Behind this increase lies an excellent performance in the subsector of meat products and processed meat products (+ 17%), a trend that was already sensed in the first half of last year. Data from the Consorcio del Chorizo, the main association of producers and exporters of Spanish sausage par excellence, show that 2020 closed with a labeling record, in which 3.6 million kilos of chorizo marketed with the seal of differentiated quality of the Consortium. The United Kingdom, France and Germany continue to be the main markets that demand “Spanish Chorizo”: more than 80% of the total labeling goes to these three ...
Source: Castilla

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