Tridge summary
The international papaya market sees limited suppliers, with India being the largest producer but contributing minimally to exports. Mexico, Brazil, and Guatemala are the primary exporters, each targeting different markets. The annual trade volume is around 350,000 to 375,000 tons, which is less than 3% of the global production. The export value was 280 million euros in the last year, while imports were 340 million euros. The United States and EU are the major importers, with the EU importing nearly 40,000 tons from Brazil and the US importing over 200,000 tons mainly from Mexico. Despite challenges like reduced exports from Brazil in 2022 due to adverse conditions, the industry remains important. Southeast Asia also contributes to the market, with India exporting to Nepal, Malaysia to Singapore, and Sri Lanka's exports on the rise.
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Original content
(Agraria.pe) The number of suppliers in the international papaya market is limited. Although India is by far the largest producer, its exports are minor. Mexico is the main global exporter of the mentioned fruit, followed by Brazil and Guatemala. Then, at some distance, are Malaysia, the United States (mainly re-export), Sri Lanka, China, Spain (export and re-export) and the Netherlands (only re-export). Each of the main exporting countries has its own sales markets and the overlap is not great. Mexico and Guatemala supply the North American market, Brazil the European market. Malaysia's exports are focused on Singapore, those of Sri Lanka and India on the Gulf States. The big exporting countries are active throughout the year, since there is no peak period. Big difference between the value of imports and that of re-exports The international trade volume is between 350,000 and 375,000 tons annually, less than 3% of world production. The value of exports from all producing ...
Source: Agraria
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