The Spanish Serrano Ham Consortium markets 155,908 pieces during the first quarter of 2022

Published 2022년 4월 14일

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The Spanish Serrano Ham Consortium has reported an 8.98% decrease in cured ham exports in the first quarter of 2022 compared to the same period in 2021, with a total of 155,908 pieces sealed. This is a continuation of a steady annual decrease since April 2021. Despite this, the consortium remains optimistic for the latter half of the year. They are currently present in over 60 international markets, with a focus on Germany, France, Sweden, and Mexico, and are working on promoting the added value of the ConsorcioSerrano quality seal through various promotional activities. The consortium, which represents around 60% of the ham production and 65% of exports in value, is actively promoting Serrano ham in strategic markets and has been increasing its presence in Third Countries like China, the United States, and Australia.
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In the first three months of the year, 15,390 fewer pieces have been sealed than in the same period of 2021, 8.98% less The 27 entities that are currently grouped under the umbrella of the Spanish Serrano Ham Consortium represent around 60% of the production of cured ham The Spanish Serrano Ham Consortium has sealed 155,908 pieces during the first quarter of 2022, compared to 171,298 obtained during the same period of the previous year, which represents a decrease of 8.98% in its exports and an annual decrease of 2 .04% since April 2021. Thus, during the month of January, a total of 52,591 pieces were sealed with respect to the 58,908 pieces of the previous year, which represented a decrease of 10.72%; while in February there was a slightly lower decrease of 5.73% when sealing 51,818 pieces, while in 2021 54,970 were sealed. On the other hand, in March there was a 10.31% drop in exports, falling to 51,499 pieces, compared to the 57,420 obtained in the same period of the previous ...
Source: Castilla

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