Low prices of oranges and tangerines in Greece, the Spaniards say calmness

게시됨 2024년 1월 10일

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Producers of oranges and tangerines in Greece are facing disappointment with reduced prices and increased competition from Egypt. Spanish producers are advising citrus growers to defend a decent price for their production, citing reduced production in Spain and a favorable scenario for producers due to the lower taste quality of Egyptian oranges. Producers in other regions of Greece are also experiencing reduced prices and production losses due to hail, with compensation from insurance companies being awaited.
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The producers of oranges and tangerines in our country are disappointed by the reduction in prices during this period. For their part, the Spanish argue that it is normal for there to be a slowdown in the markets because at Christmas and during the first weeks of the new year there is reduced commercial activity. In the meantime, since December, Egypt has dynamically entered the EU market with mandarins (Murcott) and oranges (Navelines) at competitive prices. If the problems with transportation in the Red Sea due to the Houthis continue, then Egypt will be forced to channel the quantities of oranges it exported to Asia to Russia and Europe. Mr. Petros Bletas, a producer from Skala Lakonia, told AgroTypos that "the Egyptians have gone to the markets with low prices. On the plus side, the juice keeps the rates at a good 20 to 22 minutes. However, exports during this period are sluggish. Navelines and Merlin oranges give a producer price (clean) at 30 to 35 cents per kilo. However, ...
출처: Agrotypos

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