The lowest export volume of seed potatoes in the past five years in the Netherlands

게시됨 2024년 1월 22일

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The article highlights a significant decrease in the export volume of seed potatoes as the export season draws to a close, with a shortfall of 115,000 tons compared to the previous year. The decline is primarily due to a reduction in exports to Asia and Africa, with drops of 40,000 tons and 60,000 tons respectively. The most affected countries include Iraq and Syria in Asia, and Egypt in Africa. Major buyers like Algeria, Egypt, and Morocco are struggling to offload their seed potato stocks. Europe's export volumes are broadly in line with the previous year, with Belgium and Germany experiencing a backlog. Southern European countries, such as Italy and Spain, have increased their purchases. No seed potatoes from the 2023 harvest have been sold to Russia, marking a significant decrease from the previous year.

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Towards the end of the export season, the export volume is already 115,000 tons lower than last year. As previously shown in the export figures of the Dutch Potato Organization (NAO), the loss of exports can mainly be attributed to overseas destinations. 40,000 tons less seed potatoes were shipped to Asia. African countries have so far purchased 60,000 tons less seed potatoes. In both Asia and Africa, exports are almost complete with 80,000 tons and almost 132,000 tons of volumes sold respectively. Asian destinations that have clearly purchased less seed potatoes are Iraq and Syria. Israel actually bought slightly more Dutch starting material. Major customers are failing Large buyers such as Algeria, Egypt and Morocco are failing to sell seed potatoes to Africa. At almost 24,000 tons, Egypt buys more than 20,000 tons less seed potatoes than for the 2022 harvest. Libya and Tunisia are African countries to which slightly more seed potatoes have been shipped. Europe is keeping pace ...

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