Andalusia again achieves record figures in fruit and vegetable exports with 3,575 million euros and an increase of 6%

Published 2020년 8월 5일

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Andalusia has reached a record high in fruit and vegetable exports, with foreign sales amounting to 3,575 million euros from January to May 2020, a 6% increase from the previous year. The community leads in fruit and vegetable exports in Spain, contributing to more than half of the national sales. Almería is the leading province in sales, followed by Huelva and Jaén. Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands are the main markets for these exports, experiencing growth in eight of the top ten destinations.
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Andalusia again reaches record figures in fruit and vegetable exports with 3,575 million euros in foreign sales between the months of January and May 2020, its maximum record for the first five months of a year since there are comparable records (1995 ), thanks to a growth of 6% compared to the same period in 2019. With this, the community reinforces its leadership in fruit and vegetable exports from Spain, with more than two out of every five euros of national sales (43%), very in front of the following, Valencian Community (25.6%) and Murcia (17.7%), according to data from Extenda-Andalusian Foreign Promotion Agency, an entity dependent on the Ministry of the Presidency, Public and Internal Administration. The CEO of Extenda, Arturo Bernal, highlighted the international strength of the fruit and vegetables sector, which again achieves successful records abroad thanks to its commitment to quality and innovation, assuming responsibility for supplying the markets world at a time ...
Source: InfoAgro

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