The world's fruit and vegetables at Fruit Logistica in Berlin; current affairs and prospects of the sector under the lens of Confagricoltura

Published 2024년 2월 6일

Tridge summary

Fruit Logistica, a major international fruit and vegetable fair, is set to commence in Berlin amidst concerns over rising production costs, climate change impacts on crops, shrinking company margins, and global uncertainties like the Ukraine war and the Suez Canal crisis. The event will feature over 2,600 exhibitors from 92 countries, with Italy being a prominent participant. Despite the Italian fresh fruit and vegetable sector being valued at over 16 billion euros and exports hitting 9.4 billion euros in the first ten months of 2023, domestic consumption has declined by 1.7%, with the fresh-cut sector being the hardest hit.
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Original content

Fruit Logistica, the main international fruit and vegetable fair, opens tomorrow in Berlin in a climate of great attention for the primary sector. The event will be the fulcrum of global relations between operators in the sector and all related industries. Attention is focused on the economic scenario, to which Confagricoltura dedicates numerous insights in space A12, in pavilion 4.2, with daily talks together with institutions, businesses and stakeholders (program attached). Added to the general context of increased production costs, tangible effects of climate change on crops, increasingly reduced margins for companies, are the uncertainties deriving from the global scenario with the continuation of the war in Ukraine, the Suez Canal crisis which has a significant impact also on our fruit and vegetable exports and the tractor protest underway in Europe. Against this backdrop, the pavilions of Messe Berlin open tomorrow, hosting over 2,600 exhibitors from 92 countries until ...
Source: Agricolae

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