Morocco loses weight in Europe; these two countries are the biggest competitors for Almería farmers
Published 2024년 6월 7일
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Farmers in the Port of Motril are protesting against the entry of tomatoes from third countries, particularly Morocco, into the EU, claiming it creates unfair competition. Imports of Moroccan products have fallen by 4.4% this campaign due to issues caused by high temperatures. The Netherlands and Turkey are the biggest competitors for Almeria producers, with sales increasing by 14.4% and 11.8% respectively. The European Union and the United Kingdom are the main markets for producers in the Spanish southeast, with a 5.1% increase in volume despite inflation.
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More information Farmers protesting in the Port of Motril against the entry of tomatoes from third countries into the EU. Farmers protesting in the Port of Motril against the entry of tomatoes from third countries into the EU. / Alba Freixas Morocco displaces Spain to third place as supplier of tomatoes to the EU Perhaps you remember the messages that cried out against Morocco in the agricultural protests that took place at the beginning of this year in different parts of the national geography, being especially ...
Source: Diariodealmeria
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