Morocco boosts its share in Japan's frozen strawberry market

Published 2024년 8월 18일

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Morocco has seen a significant increase in its frozen strawberry exports to Japan, climbing from fifth place to a stronger second place behind Egypt in the past five years. Together, Egypt and Morocco accounted for 35% of Japan's total strawberry imports in 2023, with Egypt exporting 5,400 tons and Morocco 4,400 tons. China remains the largest supplier, contributing 45% of the imports. Both countries have strengthened their position in the Japanese market, particularly in the first half of the year, and are looking to expand in Asia, especially in China. However, they have not yet made a significant impact in the Southeast Asian market.

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Morocco’s frozen strawberry exports to Japan have seen a significant jump, with its presence in the Japanese market increasing significantly. Five years ago, Morocco was ranked fifth in the list of the largest frozen strawberry suppliers to Japan. Meanwhile, Egypt continues to maintain its position as one of the leading suppliers, coming in second place. According to the specialized platform “EastFruit”, Egypt exported 5,400 tons of frozen strawberries to Japan last year, while Morocco exported 4,400 tons. Thus, these two North African countries contributed 35% of the total strawberry imports to Japan, but China still tops the list, sending 10,700 tons of frozen strawberries to the Japanese market in 2023. The same source added that Egypt and Morocco strengthened their position during the first half of the year, as their combined share reached 44% of frozen strawberry imports to Japan. However, this situation may change in the future, as Chinese exports usually peak in the second ...

Source: Kech24.ua