Spain: Slight reduction in the exports of cured ham in 2020

Published 2021년 3월 31일

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In 2020, Spanish cured ham exports saw a slight decrease of 2.13% in volume but an increase of 1.87% in value, reaching a total of 47,061.89 tonnes and 460,916,855.59 euros respectively. The European Union accounted for the majority of imports, with Germany and France as the main markets, while exports to third countries such as China, Australia, and the USA also increased. The form of ham exported also shifted, with a decrease in bone ham and an increase in boneless ham and remaining pieces.

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According to data from the Jamón Serrano Espanhol Consortium (CJSE), exports of Spanish cured hams / palettes in 2020 reached a total of 47061.89 tonnes, which represents a reduction of 2.13% in volume compared to the previous year (48087.94 t). Thus, exports amounted to 460916855,59 euros, which represents an increase of 1.87% in value compared to 2019. The countries of the European Union imported a total of 37348.32 tons during this year (-4.05%) , while Third Countries registered a volume of 9713.57. The main markets for serrano ham continue to be European Union countries such as Germany and France, followed by Portugal and Italy. For its part, the countries of the European Union that increased the value of their imports in the last year were Holland, by 27.81%; Norway, at 14.94%, and Germany, at 9.43%. On the other hand, the Third Countries that showed the most important growth in terms of value were China, at 36.27%; Australia, at 30.71% and the USA, at 25.40%. In the case of ...

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