Morocco exports more than 67 thousand tons of blueberries

Published 2024년 9월 4일

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Morocco has set a new record in blueberry exports, exporting 67,300 tons, a 25% increase compared to the previous season. The country reinforces its position as a leading global supplier, with demand for blueberries in Britain increasing by 27%. Moroccan producers are ready to continue meeting the growing global demand for berries. Since the 2017/18 season, Moroccan blueberry exports have quadrupled. However, the share of Spain, which was previously the main market for Moroccan blueberries, has fallen from 80% to 30%. Morocco has strengthened its position in other major European markets, with exports to the UK and the Netherlands increasing by almost a third and 42% respectively.

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Morocco has set a new record in blueberry exports during the 2023/24 season, which runs from July to June, by exporting 67,300 tons of this fruit, representing a 25% increase compared to the previous season. The “freshplaza” platform, which specializes in agricultural and farming news, reported that this significant growth for Morocco in the main markets for fresh berries, reinforces its position as a leading global supplier. Demand for blueberries in Britain has increased by 27% this year, making it an important market for Moroccan exporters. Britain’s annual production of blueberries is only 6,000 tons, which does not cover local demand, forcing it to rely on Moroccan imports, especially in light of the volatility of the global market. The same source added that Moroccan producers are ready to continue to meet the growing global demand for berries, while contributing to the diversity and stability of global food supplies. For its part, the “blueberriesconsulting” platform ...

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