Spain: The pantry of Europe

Published 2021년 5월 4일

Tridge summary

Spain was the leading fruit and vegetable producer in the European Union in 2020, with a total production of 23.12 million tons, according to the European Statistics Handbook 2021. Despite the pandemic, the sector experienced a growth of 7.7% in exports, generating 14,594 million euros. The EU accounted for 93.5% of these exports. Vegetable exports increased by 4.6% to 6,022 million euros, with peppers and lettuce being the most exported. Fruit exports also saw a increase, reaching 8,572 million euros, despite a 5% volume decrease. The value of commonly exported products like citrus and stone fruit also increased.
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Original content

Spain is a world power in the production and export of fruit and vegetables. In fact, and according to the annual report European Statistics Handbook 2021, recently released by the organizers of the German fair Fruit Logistica, it was again the first fruit and vegetable producing country in the European Union in 2020 with a total volume of 23.12 million tons . Specifically, Spain produced 13.20 million tons of fruit last year, a figure lower than that of 2019 (13.25 million), 2018 (14.24 million) and 2017 (13.30 million). Its horticultural production stood at 9.92 million tons, compared to 10.11 million in 2019, 9.86 million in 2018 and 9.75 million in 2017. With these high production volumes and a wide variety of products , the Spanish fruit and vegetable sector maintains, without neglecting the national market, a strong export vocation with a growing trend in recent years. Spanish commercial leadership in fruit and vegetable exports is indisputable, especially in its main ...

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