Spain: The export of cured ham grows 20% in volume from January to March

Published 2023년 6월 21일

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The first quarter of 2023 has seen a significant increase in the export of cured ham from Spain, with a 20.22% rise in volume and a 25.41% increase in value compared to the same period in the previous year. The average price per kilo of ham also increased by 4.32 euros, reaching 10.36 euros. The European Union continues to be the primary market, with a 21.02% increase in volume, led by Germany and France. Third countries, including Japan, Brazil, and Australia, have also shown substantial growth in volume and value.

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Exports of cured ham have grown by 20.22% in volume (13,711 tons) and 25.41% in value (up to 142 million euros) during the first quarter of 2023 compared to the same previous period. In addition, the average price of a kilo of ham has increased by 4.32 during this period in relation to 2022, standing at 10.36 euros, when it was 9.85 euros/kilo in that period, as detailed in a statement by the Spanish Serrano Ham Consortium. The countries of the European Union bought 9,910.77 tons during this year, increasing by 21.02%, while the Third Countries registered a volume of 3,799.90, 18.18% more. Within the EU, the main markets continue to be Germany and France, which account for 50% of exports; ...

Source: PEefeagro