Spain's tomato export volume has decreased by 38.71% in 10 years

Published 2023년 3월 13일

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In 2022, Spain achieved its highest tomato export volume in a decade, with a total of 629.27 million kilos sent out, despite a 38.71% decrease in export volume from 2013 to 2022. The average price per kilo was an increase to € 1.75, the highest in the last ten years. Germany emerged as the leading buyer, followed by France and the Netherlands, with the United Kingdom having the highest average price per kilo among the major importers. Almeria province, the largest exporter, saw a 31.55% drop in marketed volumes, while Murcia became the second-largest exporter.

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According to an analysis by Hortoinfo, last year, Spain exported 629.27 million kilos of tomatoes at an average price of € 1.75/kg, the highest price in the last ten years. However, between 2013 and 2022, Spain's tomato export volume fell by 38.71%. Last year Germany was Spain's leading tomato buyer, as the country purchased 172.27 million kilos of Spanish tomatoes for 334.85 million euros and an average price of € 1.94/kg. It was followed by France with 83.07 million kilos worth 123.26 million euros and an average price of € 1.48/kg. The Netherlands ranked third with 77.1 million kilos worth 115.64 million euros and an average price of € 1.72/kg. The United Kingdom ranked fourth with 61.02 million kilos worth 124.12 million euros and an average price of € 2.03/kg, the highest average price among the largest importers of Spanish tomatoes in 2022. In the last decade, the largest tomato-exporting province, Almeria, has experienced a 31.55% drop in volumes marketed. In 2022, Almeria ...

Source: Hortidaily