Spain: Grenadine custard apple exports increase 1%

게시됨 2021년 1월 29일

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Exports of cherimoya, a crop predominantly grown in the Costa Tropical of Granada and Axarquía of Malaga, to the European Union have seen a slight increase of over 1% in this agricultural season. According to the Center for Technical Assistance and Inspection of Foreign Trade, companies in the province of Granada have exported over 1.65 million kilos of the fruit to the EU until December, compared to the same period last year. Portugal was the main recipient, with over 109,000 kilos, followed by Germany and France. The cherimoya export campaign lasts about nine months from September to May.

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Exports to the European Union of cherimoya, a crop that is preferentially grown on the Costa Tropical of Granada and in the Axarquía of Malaga, have experienced an increase of just over 1% so far this agricultural season. According to data from the Center for Technical Assistance and Inspection of Foreign Trade, under the Ministry of Economy, until last December -the last reference month in the agricultural season, which began in September- companies located in the province of Granada exported to the EU more than 1.65 million kilos of custard apples, compared to the 1.64 million sold in the same period last year, which represents an increase of more than 1%. In the last counted month (December) an increase in exports of over 29% was achieved, exceeding 354,000 kilos. The main recipient country for this fruit was Portugal, with more than 109,000 kilos, followed by Germany, with just over 59,300 kilos, and France, which also exceeded 50,000, according to the data. It has also been ...

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