Spain and Portugal promote the quality of European almonds in four countries

Published 2023년 5월 5일

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A campaign titled 'Promoting the sustainability and quality of European almonds' has been launched in Germany, France, Portugal, and Spain by the Spanish association SAB-Almendrave and the Dried Fruit Competence Center of Portugal. Funded by the European Union, the campaign aims to position European almonds as a sustainable and quality product. The campaign highlights the environmental benefits of almond farming, such as its low-impact agriculture, water conservation, and carbon capture. Portugal, the world's second-largest almond producer, and Spain, the second-largest exporter, are the primary focus markets for this campaign.

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Two associations from the almond sector in Spain and Portugal have launched a campaign in four European countries to promote the sustainability and quality of European almonds. This was announced this Thursday by the president of the Spanish association of exporters SAB-Almendrave, Pere Ferré, and Albino Bento, from the Dried Fruit Competence Center of Portugal, at a ceremony held at the Casino Primitivo in Albacete, within the framework of the VIII Almond and Hazelnut Meeting. Germany (important center for the manufacture of chocolates with almonds), France (the largest consumer of almond flour), Portugal and Spain will be the markets in which this Iberian product will seek to consolidate itself as an option that is respectful of the planet, according to a statement. The three-year campaign, co-financed by the European Union (EU), is aimed at these four countries, among which Portugal also stands out as the second world power in almond production and Spain as the second largest ...

Source: Agrodiario