Spain: Exports of Andalusian olive oil have grown by 80.6% during January 2024 and those of fruit and vegetables from 0.5% to 5.4%

Published 2024년 4월 4일

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In January 2024, the Andalusian olive oil sector witnessed a remarkable 80.6% increase in international sales, reaching 390 million euros, with 54,443 tons of olive oil sold, signaling a recovery from previous challenges like drought. Seville, Córdoba, and Málaga led the exports, with Italy, the United States, Portugal, and France being the primary markets. This period also saw a rise in the export of fruits and vegetables, particularly from Almería, contributing to an optimistic outlook for Andalusia's agri-food exports in 2024.

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International sales of the Andalusian olive oil sector have reached 390 million euros during the month of January, figures that represent a growth of 80.6% compared to the data for January 2023. This important increase for the sector Andalusian olive oil grower sets the path of recovery after campaigns marked by the effects of drought for the olive groves of Andalusia. In total, during the month of January 2024, 54,443 tons of olive oil were exported, 19.4% more than the previous year and which was led by the province of Seville, with foreign sales of 190.64 million (+60.5%), followed by Córdoba, with 84.65 million euros (+74.1%) and Málaga, with 48.85 million euros (+107.1%). Jaén has made sales during January 2024 worth 28.95 million euros (+132.4%), Granada, 20.50 (+106.1%), Cádiz, 8.53 million euros (+8,483, 4%), Huelva, 4.56 million euros (+119.4%) and Almería closes this list, with 3.34 million euros (+683.3%).

Source: Agroinformacion