More and more sweet corn from China enters Spain, creating unfair competition

Published 2024년 9월 5일

Tridge summary

Since 2019, Spain has seen a 39% increase in sweet corn imports, primarily from China, rising from 34,044 t to 47,378.2 t in 2022. The majority of these imports are canned sweet corn. Local agricultural organizations in Navarra, La Rioja, and Aragon warn of unfair competition from these third countries, which may not adhere to EU health, environmental, and quality regulations. They are advocating for the EU to extend anti-dumping measures on Thai sweet corn imports, which are set to expire in 2024, and to implement similar measures for imports from China.
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Original content

Since 2019, Spain has been importing more and more sweet corn. This increase has been very significant in the last two years, and especially from China. The imports have gone from 34,044 t in 20219 to 47,378.2 t in 2022, which represents an increase of 39%, according to ICEX data. Most of these imports are canned sweet corn, since, in the last 4 years, only around 1.5% were frozen sweet corn. The Association of Agro-Food Industries of Navarra, La Rioja and Aragon (ALINAR), the Union of Farmers and Ranchers of Navarra (UAGN) and the Union of Agricultural Cooperatives of Navarra (UCAN) warn of these growing imports from third countries, which constitute unfair competition since they do not have to comply with all the health, environmental or quality regulations, which are required of farmers in the European Union. Sweet corn from Thailand The three organisations value the positive effect that the anti-dumping measures imposed by the EU on Thailand have had on containing the amount ...
Source: Agrodigital

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