Spain: The EU trade agreements are favoring the import of fruits and cereals from 3rd countries

Published 2021년 1월 11일

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The Commission's 2019 'Report on the Application of Free Trade Agreements with 65 Third Countries' reveals that the EU exported 92% industrial products to these partners, with growth in machinery, chemical products, and transport equipment. Agri-food exports also saw an 8.7% increase, led by beverages. Importantly, 91% of EU imports were industrial products, with some categories experiencing growth, while agri-food imports increased by 8.3%. The report, covering 44 trade agreements with 66 partners, notes that it highlights a lack of opportunities for European fruit and vegetable exports, as pointed out by FEPEX.
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According to the “Report on the Application of Free Trade Agreements with 65 Third Countries” recently published by the Commission, in 2019, 92% of total EU exports to these preferential partners were industrial products. The EU continued to export mainly machinery, chemical products and transport equipment, with growth rates of 1.5%, 6.3% and 5.7% respectively, according to the Report. In the case of agri-food products, exports grew by 8.7% in 2019, placing beverages at the top in terms of value, with 15% of preferential agri-food exports (+ 8.6%). The categories of cereals, dairy products and meat reached approximately 8% each and grew by 39%, 13.2% and 0.7% respectively. Regarding EU imports from 65 trading partners, 91% are industrial products, which increased by 2% in 2019. The three main categories were machinery and appliances (+3%), chemical products ( +16%) and mineral products (-7%). Agri-food imports increased 8.3%. The main imports were edible fruits and nuts (+3.9%), ...
Source: Agrodigital

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