Tridge summary
The 2020 World Peanut Congress highlighted the growing global demand for peanuts, with a 15% increase in Europe in the last 5 years, despite the challenge of increasing competition from other crops. The coronavirus pandemic has not significantly affected peanut consumption, with some categories like peanut butter seeing an increase. However, the balance between supply and demand, particularly in the main human consumption markets, could be influenced by climatic conditions and the post-pandemic scenario.
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The World Peanut Congress was held where the Argentine Chamber of Peanuts participated. This economy is very important for our country, and above all for the province of Córdoba, which is the one with the highest production and exports nationwide. Congress analyzed statistics on the industry, competition against other crops, trade conflicts, trends and local aspects of each country that produces or purchases peanuts. Regarding the expectation of the crop and the impact of the coronavirus, the speakers indicated that the world supply of peanuts will be wide. It was highlighted that the local consumption of the peanut producing countries has been growing, in addition, the demand has been increasing globally, mainly in Europe, with an increase of 15% in the last 5 years. On the other hand, the consumption of other crops that compete with peanuts grows. This situation created a worldwide challenge to enhance the promotion of peanuts. “Domestic consumption of peanut oil is growing in ...
Source: Agroargentia
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