Moroccan melon slightly fell on the Spanish market

Published 2023년 6월 7일

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During the first quarter of 2023, Spain emerged as a significant market for melon imports, bringing in 35.16 million kilos from January to March at a total cost of 31.96 million euros, averaging out to 0.91 euros per kilo. The country's melon preferences have shifted, with Brazil becoming the top supplier, contributing 74.2% of the total imports, or 26.09 million kilos, valued at 24.84 million euros. Senegal held the second spot with a volume of 7.79 million kilos, and Portugal rounded out the top three with 394,322 kilos imported. This shift in sourcing patterns has repositioned Morocco, a former leading supplier, to the fourth place in Spain's melon market for the first quarter of 2023.
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In the first quarter of this year, Spain imported 35.16 million kilos of melon. These imports made between January 1 and March 31 meant that Spain paid other countries, according to Hortoinfo, a total of 31.96 million euros, at an average price of 0.91 euros per kilo. While Spain remains Morocco's main customer and supplier, this year the Moroccan melon seems to have been slightly neglected by the Iberian neighbour, which is turning to other suppliers for its supply. In fact, we learn that the country that sold the most melons to Spain in the first three months of this year was none other than Brazil, with 74.2% of the total, or 26.09 million kilos for a value of 24.84 million euros, at an average price of 0.95 euros per kilo. The juggernaut retains its leading position compared to 2022. Next comes Senegal, which ranks second among Spain's melon suppliers in the first three months of this year, with a volume of 7.79 million kilos purchased for a total value of 5.5 million euros. ...
Source: Agrimaroc

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