The area of French tomatoes is decreasing and the number of Moroccan imported tomatoes is increasing

Published 2023년 10월 23일

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The French National Association of Tomatoes and Cucumbers is criticizing the lack of government investment and increased regulatory obstacles that have led to a rise in imported tomatoes in France. They fear that the national tomato yield will decline by 13% in 2023 due to a decline in greenhouse tomatoes and anticipate that the supply of tomatoes grown in France will continue to decrease. The association is calling on the French government to implement a development and investment plan and provide support for the renovation of French tomato greenhouses.
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AOPn Tomates et Concombres de France, the French National Association of Tomatoes and Cucumbers, denounces the lack of government investment and the increase in regulatory obstacles, which lead to an increase in the number of imported tomatoes in France every year. In 2022, the French national tomato yield was 425,552 tons, compared to 357,118 tons in 2021, an increase of 19%. On the French market, Moroccan tomatoes (mainly cherry tomatoes) represent 63% of the total number of imported tomatoes. * Source: French customs Problems within the sector lead to smaller yieldsAccording to the results of a report from the French Ministry of Agriculture dated September 1, 2023, the national tomato yield is expected to decline by 13% to 457,000 tons in 2023. This decline is said to be related to a 13% decline in greenhouse tomatoes that year. Other results from the report indicate that total tomato yields are stabilizing mainly due to diversification towards older varieties and smaller sizes ...
Source: AGF

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