Morocco continues to increase carrot exports, but not to EU countries

Published 2023년 4월 6일

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Morocco's carrot exports have seen a significant increase, reaching a record 43,000 tons in 2022, a 46% annual increase since 2017. The majority of these exports are sent to Sub-Saharan Africa, particularly the western African Sahel region, due to climate change-induced challenges and increased fertilizer prices. In 2023, Morocco started the year with a record 2,700 tonnes of carrot exports, an 80% increase from January the previous year. The EU market for Moroccan carrots has declined, with exports peaking at 1.4 thousand tons in 2020 and dropping to 730 tons in 2022.
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The export of carrots from Morocco continues to grow at a steady pace, and according to the results of 2022, its volume has grown by almost one and a half times, as well as the supply of these products already in January 2023, according to EastFruit. At the same time, unlike many other fruit and vegetable categories, Sub-Saharan Africa remains the key export destination for Moroccan carrots. Thus, since 2017, the export of carrots from Morocco has increased annually by 46% and by 2022 reached a record 43 thousand tons. Moreover, Moroccan exporters managed to significantly extend their supply season, and their peak shifted to the end of autumn 2022, although before that, exports usually started to decline from September. Morocco also started 2023 with a record 2,700 tonnes of carrot exports, up 80% from January last year. See also: Morocco confidently increases the export of yam or sweet potatoes Unlike greenhouse tomatoes or, for example, fresh blueberries, in the supply of ...
Source: Eastfruit

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