Moroccan melon exporters rise to the challenges

Published 2024년 2월 22일

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Despite facing severe drought and climate challenges in 2022, Moroccan melon exporters have demonstrated resilience by increasing their exports by 25% in 2023, amounting to nearly 57,000 tonnes. The peak export months were May and July 2023, with July exports reaching 12,000 tons. France was the primary recipient of these exports, taking in almost two-thirds, followed by Spain which saw a record volume of Moroccan melon imports. The increase in exports is credited to effective supply management and market diversification.
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Moroccan melon exporters have shown impressive resilience in overcoming climate challenges in 2023. Despite a disastrous 2022 marked by severe drought and other climate challenges, the sector has seen a significant rebound, recording results of exports on the rise. From January to November 2023, Morocco exported nearly 57,000 tonnes of melons, marking a remarkable 25% increase compared to the entire previous year, which saw the lowest export volume in the world. recent history. These results also exceed the five-year average by 5%, placing the country among the highest export levels in recent years. The months of May and July 2023 were the main catalysts for this exponential growth, presenting record supplies that managed to offset sluggish sales at the start of the year. Exports in July 2023 were particularly notable, totaling 12 thousand tons and increasing significantly compared to the previous year. France has emerged as the leading destination for Moroccan melons, absorbing ...
Source: Agrimaroc

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