Spain: The resilience of the lemon allows the 2021/22 campaign to end with a positive balance

게시됨 2022년 6월 21일

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The European lemon grown in Spain has shown resilience in the 2021/22 campaign despite challenges such as increased competition, inflation, and the war between Russia and Ukraine. Production totaled 990,000 tons, a 4% decrease from the previous season due to adverse weather conditions. Germany, France, and the UK were the main markets, with France experiencing a 4.3% year-on-year increase in lemon imports. The Interprofessional Lemon and Grapefruit Association of Spain (AILIMPO) reported stable prices and acknowledged the lack of support for covering increased costs. An information campaign, Welcome to the Lemon Age, aims to promote the consumption of European lemons in Germany, France, and Spain, highlighting its quality, freshness, sustainability, traceability, and food safety.

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The European lemon grown in Spain has shown great resilience throughout the 2021/22 campaign, which has just ended. Neither the increased competition with extra-community lemons nor the strong inflation that is threatening Europe have been able to deal with this citrus fruit produced mainly in the fields of Murcia, Alicante and Andalusia, given that it has finished its harvest period with a "positive balance". This is confirmed by the Interprofessional Lemon and Grapefruit Association of Spain (AILIMPO), where they add that "taking into account a context as complex as the present, prices at origin have been stable and higher than production costs." And that the war between Russia and Ukraine has affected the marketing of the product, especially in Eastern and Central Europe, since Turkey has diverted volumes to both areas that it previously directed to the countries in conflict, seeking greater security in payments. However, AILIMPO has indeed lacked more external support, as it ...

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