In 2020, the volume of exports of peaches and nectarines from Spain has decreased and its value has increased

Published 2021년 7월 17일

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In 2020, Spain experienced a 21.1% decrease in peach and nectarine exports by volume but an increase in value due to high export prices caused by frost damage to crops. Despite this, Spain remained the world's largest exporter of these fruits, accounting for 34% of global exports. The main importers were Germany, France, and Italy, with Germany being the largest market in monetary terms. The average export price was $1,484 per tonne, a 43% increase from 2019, and is expected to remain high if weather conditions do not improve.

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In 2020, the export of peaches and nectarines from Spain decreased by 21.1% to 654 thousand tons in volume terms and increased to $ 971 million in value terms. This was announced by the analytical agency IndexBox in a new report: "Spain - Peaches And Nectarines - Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and Insights" Spain remains the largest exporter of peaches and nectarines in the world, accounting for 34% of global exports. In 2020, the harvest of these stone fruits suffered from frost, which led to a decrease in fruit supplies. Thus, export prices have risen and will remain high until yields stabilize. Despite this, Spain's position in the key foreign markets of Germany and France remained strong in 2020, reports FruitNews. The main countries-importers of Spanish peaches and nectarines in 2020 were: Germany (208 thousand tons), France (112 thousand tons) and Italy (96 thousand tons), which accounted for 64% of total exports. This was followed by the United Kingdom, Portugal, ...

Source: Eastfruit