Spanish cherries are targeting the Chinese market, and export negotiations with China are underway...

Published 2025년 1월 8일

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In 2024, the Spanish government is engaging in negotiations with 16 countries to trade 26 types of fruits, including cherry exports to China and citrus exports to Japan. In the Americas, Spain is discussing agreements with Canada, Colombia, and Chile. The United States is also expected to export several fruits to Spain. The fluctuating production and export of Spanish cherries, with a high of 127,000 tons in 2021 and a low of 83,000 tons in 2020, is largely due to the region's production levels. The Autonomous Region of Aragon, a significant cherry-growing area, experienced a decrease in cherry production in 2024 due to high temperatures during the flowering period. Currently, Spain is the European country with the most fruits permitted to enter the Chinese market.

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In 2024, the Spanish government negotiated with 16 countries on all continents, involving 26 kinds of fruits. In Asia, Spain is negotiating with China for cherry exports and with Japan for citrus exports; in the Americas, Spain negotiated with Canada for cherry exports, with Colombia for persimmon exports, and with Chile for citrus exports and apples. At the same time, Spain is also negotiating with the United States to open its domestic market, and the United States is expected to export nectarines, peaches, plums, pears and apples to Spain. In recent years, the production of Spanish cherries has fluctuated greatly. In the seven years from 2016 to 2022, the highest production value occurred in 2021 (127,000 tons), and the lowest was 2020 (83,000 tons). Export volume also fluctuates with production, and the export price is about 3.7 euros/kg. The Autonomous Region of Aragon is located in the northeast of Spain, bordering France, and is the main cherry-growing area in Spain. The ...

Source: Foodmate