Overview of U.S. imports of canned oranges in 2020

Published 2021년 4월 22일

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In 2020, U.S. imports of canned oranges saw a decrease of 1% in quantity and value from the previous year, reaching 120,600 tons with a value of $165 million. This marks a 30% and 29% decrease from 2018, hitting a decade low. China was the primary supplier, accounting for 94% of the imports, followed by Peru and Spain. The U.S. also resumed imports of canned oranges from Thailand in 2020.
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Import Overview To According to U.S. Customs statistics, the U.S. imports 120,600 tons of canned oranges in 2020, with a value of 165 million U.S. dollars and a unit price of 1,371 U.S. dollars per ton. To Compared with 2019, both the quantity and the amount have decreased by 1%; compared with 2018, the quantity has decreased by 30%, and the amount has decreased by 29%, which is the lowest in the past 10 years. Into the country To In 2020, the United States imported 113,600 tons of canned oranges from China, accounting for 94% of its total canned orange imports, with a value of 153 million U.S. dollars and a unit price of 1,346 U.S. dollars per ton. Compared with 2019, both the quantity and the amount decreased by 3%; compared with 2018 ...
Source: Foodmate

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