Spanish fruit and vegetable exports will close 2025 growing by 5% in value but with less quantity exported.

The negotiation of trade agreements by the European Commission with third countries, such as Morocco or Mercosur, along with the tariffs from the U.S. and the presentation of the legislative package of the new CAP, preceded by the Vision for Agriculture, have marked the agri-food agenda of 2025, a year that in the area of fruits and vegetables will conclude with an estimated export value growth of 5%, exceeding 18,000 million euros. The Spanish export of fresh fruits and vegetables in this concluding year will grow by 5% and exceed 18,000 million euros, while the volume will be less than the 12.2 million tons of 2024, according to the estimates of the Spanish Federation of Associations of Fruit, Vegetable, Flower, and Live Plant Exporting Producers (Fepex) for 2025. In the area of trade policy, 2025 has been marked by the negotiation of EU trade agreements with third countries, such as Mercosur and Morocco, as well as by the approval of tariffs by the U.S. TRADE CURRENCY In ...