Greece: Strawberries & cucumbers hold strong

Published 2024년 3월 27일

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Recent data from Incofruit reveals a varied performance in fruit and vegetable exports as of March 22. Strawberry exports have seen a 9.7% increase, driven by demand around Catholic Easter, while tomato exports have dropped significantly by 22.5%. Apple exports have notably decreased by 50%, whereas cucumber exports have enjoyed a 5% growth. Citrus fruits, including oranges and tangerines, have faced declines in exports by nearly 17% and 13.4% respectively. Kiwifruit exports have slightly fallen by 4.1%, with the entry of Iranian kiwifruit into the Indian market notably affecting Greek exports, alongside active import activities from Iran and Turkey.

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According to the latest Incofruit data, year-to-date (March 22) strawberry exports stood at 27,337 tonnes, up 9.7%, with demand steadily rising. The association expects that in view of the Catholic Easter, demand and export volumes will further increase. Tomato exports for the same period appear reduced by 22.5%. Apples, Cucumbers & Citruses Apple exports continue at a low rate, reaching 27,190 tons between 1/9/23-22/3/24, reduced by 50%. On the contrary, cucumber exports during the same period increased by 5%, to 54,417 tons. Exports of oranges and tangerines, respectively, decreased by almost 17% and 13.4%. Kiwis Kiwifruit exports from 1/9/2023 to 22/3/2024 decreased by 4.1%. In particular, exports to certain countries were as follows: The above mentioned quantities also include loads for industrial use to Italy and other destinations. It is also noted that ...

Source: Greekfoodnews