First half of 2022: Fruit and vegetable imports in Germany plummet and average prices rise 10%

게시됨 2022년 8월 22일

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Germany's imports of fresh fruit and vegetables have decreased by 12% in the first half of 2022 compared to the same period in 2021, with significant drops seen from the Netherlands (20%), Italy (-17%), Costa Rica (-4%), Ecuador (-24%), Poland (-14%), and Belgium (-13 %). However, imports from South Africa, Morocco, and Peru increased. Major products like bananas, tomatoes, apples, cucumbers, oranges, watermelons, peppers, and tangerines saw notable declines, while grape imports remained stable. The average price for these imports also increased by 10% in the first half of 2022 compared to the previous year.

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Germany imported much less fresh fruit and vegetables in the first half of this year, an analysis by Fruit&Vegetable Facts shows. In the first six months of 2022, it imported 422 million tons, down 12% from 478 million tons in the first half of 2021. The decrease in imports from Spain was “limited” to 10%. However, German imports from the Netherlands fell sharply, by as much as 20%. Available figures indicate that this applies to both imports of Dutch-grown produce and re-exports. Germany also imported much less from other major suppliers in the first half of this year: Italy (-17%), Costa Rica (-4%), Ecuador (-24%), Poland (-14%) and Belgium (-13 %). Few countries showed an increase; these are South Africa (+8%), Morocco (+17%), Peru (+9%) and Portugal (+6%). In particular greenhouse vegetables lag behind In the first six months of this year, Germany imported fewer of all major products: bananas (-9%), tomatoes (-17%), apples (-14%), cucumbers (-10%), oranges (-12 %), watermelons ...

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