Exports of frozen strawberries from Morocco to Australia increased by 84%

Published 2024년 3월 15일

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Moroccan exporters of frozen strawberries face competition from major competitors. Over the past five years, exports of frozen strawberries from Morocco to Australia have jumped 84%, reaching 850 tonnes. These impressive performances have earned Morocco fourth place in the Australian import rankings. China, despite a 30% drop in its exports, remains at the head of the pack.
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A remarkable trend is emerging as Moroccan exporters of frozen strawberries face competition not only from local producers, but also from major competitors such as China, Chile, or Egypt. Over the past five years, exports of frozen strawberries from Morocco to Australia have jumped 84%, reaching 850 tonnes. These impressive performances have earned Morocco fourth place in the Australian import rankings, behind heavyweights such as China, Chile and Belgium. However, this rise has not been without consequences for other market players. Chile, although geographically close to Australia, saw its market share decline significantly over the same period, from 1,400 tonnes to 920 tonnes. Despite this, the country has managed to maintain its position as Australia's second largest supplier of frozen strawberries. China, despite a 30% drop in its exports, remains at the head of the pack. Its exporters sent 2,000 tonnes of frozen strawberries to Australia in 2023, still making it the dominant ...
Source: Agrimaroc

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