Summary of the global market for oranges

in the production of Tarocco blood oranges. Spain closed its orange season in July with lower production and quality issues due to heavy rains, while demand remained firm in the face of the lower supply from Egypt. In Apulia, spring weather and water scarcity reduced total yields by around 30%, adding pressure to the supply. In the Netherlands, the good South African harvest has saturated the market, with smaller calibers performing better, while medium fruit faces price pressure. Germany reports a stabilization of sales after late seasonal transitions, with Zimbabwe oranges gradually gaining market share. In France, sales remain stable thanks to the good quality of South African oranges, although operators remain cautious with prices. In North America, tariffs have disrupted trade flows, but prices have strengthened, and California and Florida are preparing for the new season. South Africa has exported record volumes, already surpassing last year by millions of boxes, while Egypt ...