Spanish zucchini producers face first Moroccan exports

게시됨 2024년 11월 13일

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The article discusses the impact of Moroccan zucchini on the European market, particularly in France, and the challenges faced by Spanish producers due to adverse weather conditions. Despite these challenges, Almeria producers are able to maintain a consistent production level, with the local agricultural cooperative, Agrupa2, selling around 200,000 kilos of produce, primarily Dutch cucumbers, daily. The eggplant market has seen price fluctuations due to high temperatures and an oversupply, but a price rebalance by Hortyfruta. The zucchini market initially saw a price increase due to the New Delhi virus fear, but Moroccan exports have since lowered prices. Peppers, especially Lamuyo variety, are also affected by hail but remain in demand. Almeria producers are working to balance losses, compete with Moroccan products, and maintain quality and regularity of supply.

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In recent weeks, the arrival of Moroccan zucchini in France has influenced prices on the European market. While Morocco is taking part in the distribution in the middle of Almeria’s production season, Spanish producers are facing additional challenges after a rainstorm and hailstorm hit the El Ejido region. This extreme weather event caused significant damage to around 4,500 hectares of crops, including 60 hectares of destroyed greenhouses, Freshplaza reports. Spanish producers are worried about the first Moroccan arrivals of zucchini. Despite the climatic hazards, Almeria producers are managing to maintain a sustained level of production. At Agrupa2, a local agricultural cooperative, around 200,000 kilos of produce are sold daily, 60% of which are Dutch cucumbers, very popular at auctions. “Demand is strong, and prices are stabilizing around €0.80 to €0.90/kilo, offering a good return to farmers while remaining affordable for consumers,” explains David Figueredo, Agrupa2 ...

출처: Agrimaroc