Onion export must maintain a high pace in the Netherlands

Published 2021년 12월 10일

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The Holland Onion Association's chairman, Gijsbrecht Gunter, is optimistic about the high export volumes of onions in 2021, due to the large onion harvest of 1.6 million tons. He notes that the export figure needs to be around 550,000 tons in the second half of the season. However, transport remains a bottleneck due to the lack of containers. Senegal and Ivory Coast are the leading buyers of Dutch onions in West Africa, and the UK is a major buyer in Europe. The Netherlands, Spain, and New Zealand are the key suppliers of onions to the UK market. The association also sees potential in the Middle East and Southeast Asian markets, including Brazil, and aims for an annual export growth of 4%.
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Chairman Gijsbrecht Gunter of the Holland Onion Association is very pleased with the onion export so far. On the website of the umbrella organization for the Dutch onion trade, he writes that 2021 appears to be another peak year with high export volumes. He points out that the high export rate is also necessary because of this year's large onion harvest. On the basis of the gross yield of 1.6 million tons of onions in the preliminary harvest estimate of the Central Bureau of Statistics, Gunter calculates with an export stock in the Netherlands of about 1.3 million tons of field crop onions, which must be included in the export figures. come. That is 100,000 tons more than last year's export record, he says. 'If we assume that the export counter will be 750,000 tons around the turn of the year, we still need to export 550,000 tons in the second half of the season. That is a ratio of 58 percent in the first half to 42 percent in the second half. Last season, the distribution was ...
Source: Nieuwe Oogst

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