Tridge summary
The Inter-professional Fruit Grouping of Tunisia has reported a significant decrease in fruit exports, with a 41% drop in volume and a 27% decrease in value from January to August 18 compared to the same period last year. The exports brought in revenues of 50.60 million dinars, a decrease from the 70.006 million dinars recorded in the previous year. Watermelons, making up one third of the exports, were the primary product and were exported mainly to Italy, France, and Libya. Other exports included peaches, apricots, plums, and almonds, with the Libyan market being the main destination for peaches and apricots.
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Tunis/Tunisia — Fruit exports dropped 41% in volume and 27% in value (from January till August 18) compared to the same period last year, figures published recently by the Inter-professional Fruit Grouping show. These exports generated revenues of 50.600 million dinars (MD) by August 18 against roughly 70.000 MD in August 2019. Exported quantities stood at 17,700 tonnes (against 30,300 tonnes in August 2019). Watermelons make up one third of exports (about 6,000 tonnes) and were mainly meant for Italy (3,600 tonnes), France (about 100 tonnes) ...
Source: All Africa
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