Export of fruit and vegetables in the Netherlands continues to grow

게시됨 2022년 1월 12일

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The Netherlands saw total sales of fruit and vegetables across its borders reach €13.1 billion in 2021, with only a fifth of this amount generated by locally produced fruits and vegetables. The country's production value was €3.8 billion, with a quarter to a third of it retained for the domestic market. Import products such as avocados, bananas, and grapes were among the most sold items. The Netherlands has seen a decrease in its role as a hub for global fruit and vegetable re-export to the UK market due to Brexit-related import duties. Germany remained the top export market for Dutch produce, with Italy and Ireland showing the highest growth among other countries. However, the export of Dutch fruits and vegetables to distant destinations faced challenges due to high transport costs, with the export of peppers to the US nearly stopping altogether.

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This is reported by GroentenFruit Huis, an umbrella organization for trading companies and growers' associations in the Netherlands. The total sales value of fruit and vegetables sold across the border from the Netherlands is €13.1 billion. It is estimated that at most one fifth of that turnover is generated by fruit and vegetables produced in the Netherlands. Total Dutch production was worth €3.8 billion in 2021. A quarter to a third of that remains on the domestic market. In the ranking of most sold products, import products avocados, bananas and grapes are at number 2, 4 and 5 respectively. Tomatoes and peppers are respectively number 1 and 3; Dutch greenhouse vegetables cross the border for as much as 85%. British market smaller The role of the Netherlands as a hub for fruit and vegetables from all over the world has diminished for the British market. Many products grown in the Netherlands still go there, but less re-export of products from outside the Netherlands. Mutual ...

출처: Groenten & Fruit