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최근 수출 거래: 2026-05-04
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부룬디 수출 파트너 커버리지
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부룬디 내 신선 사과의 연간 수입 금액, 물량 및 수요 규모 (HS 코드 080810)
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연도
물량
금액
2022
139,967
159,881 USD
Classification
Product TypeRaw Material
Product FormFresh
Industry PositionPrimary Agricultural Product
Raw Material
Market
Fresh apple (HS 080810) in Burundi is an import-dependent niche fresh-fruit category rather than a domestically produced staple. UN Comtrade data accessed via the World Bank WITS portal shows Burundi imported US$159.88k (143,155 kg) of fresh apples in 2022, with Zambia and South Africa as the largest reported suppliers and smaller volumes from Tanzania. For 2024, WITS-reported exports to Burundi show South Africa and Zambia as key origins, indicating continued reliance on regional/southern African supply. Market access and landed cost are sensitive to Burundi’s macro constraints (foreign exchange availability and fuel shortages) and to long, landlocked corridor logistics through the EAC region.
Market RoleNet importer
Domestic RoleImport-dependent consumer market for fresh apples (HS 080810), supplied mainly via imports
SeasonalityImport availability is primarily driven by supplier-country harvest windows and shipment timing rather than Burundi domestic production seasonality.
Specification
Supply Chain
Value Chain
Origin packing/grade-out → (reefers where used) → seaport entry via EAC corridors (commonly Dar es Salaam or Mombasa) → inland transit/border processes → Burundi importer/wholesaler distribution
Temperature
Quality retention typically requires continuous cool-chain handling; FAO postharvest guidance lists recommended apple storage temperatures around -1°C to 4°C at high relative humidity (90–95%).
Atmosphere Control
Ethylene and atmosphere management can be used upstream (e.g., controlled atmosphere storage) to extend apple shelf life; importers benefit from documentation of storage/handling conditions for quality assurance.
Shelf Life
Transit delays and cold-chain breaks materially increase shrivel/softening and decay risk, especially for long landlocked routes and when fuel/power constraints affect refrigerated distribution.
Freight IntensityMedium
Transport ModeMultimodal
Risks
Macroeconomic HighBurundi’s limited foreign exchange availability and protracted fuel shortages can compress imports and disrupt refrigerated inland distribution, increasing the probability of shipment delays, stockouts, and quality losses for imported fresh apples.Use conservative lead times and buffer inventory; prioritize suppliers with reliable cold-chain documentation and flexible routing; stress-test payment and trade-finance readiness (LC/TT) before shipment.
Logistics MediumAs a landlocked market, Burundi depends on regional corridors to seaports (e.g., Dar es Salaam via the Central Corridor and Mombasa via the Northern Corridor); corridor congestion, border delays, and inland transport interruptions can materially degrade apple condition and raise landed cost.Contract experienced corridor freight forwarders; use temperature monitoring and pre-clearance planning; specify maximum transit-time and temperature-deviation clauses.
Regulatory Compliance MediumPhytosanitary non-compliance (missing/incorrect certificate, or failure to meet Burundi NPPO import conditions) can trigger delay, re-export, or destruction for fresh apples at entry.Validate Burundi NPPO requirements pre-shipment; run document pre-checks; ensure exporter inspection and certificate issuance aligns with the consignment details.
Sustainability
Pesticide-residue compliance risk (MRL alignment): apples are frequently treated with plant protection products upstream; buyer/import controls often reference Codex MRL frameworks when national limits are not explicit.
FAQ
How much fresh apple does Burundi import, and from which countries?UN Comtrade data via the World Bank WITS portal reports Burundi imported US$159.88k (143,155 kg) of fresh apples (HS 080810) in 2022, mainly from Zambia (US$117.29k) and South Africa (US$29.91k), with smaller volumes from Tanzania (US$12.69k).
What import duty applies to fresh apples into Burundi under the EAC tariff schedule?The EAC Common External Tariff (CET) schedule lists HS 0808.10.00 (Apples) at 25% duty for imports from outside the EAC. Intra-EAC trade can be duty-free in principle if the goods meet Rules of Origin and customs procedures.
Why is cold-chain control a key operational risk for importing apples into Burundi?FAO postharvest guidance indicates apples store best at approximately -1°C to 4°C with high humidity (around 90–95%). Combined with Burundi’s reliance on long regional corridors and its macro constraints (including fuel shortages noted by the IMF), temperature breaks and delays can quickly reduce quality and saleable shelf life.