Morocco exported record volume of blueberries to Eastern Europe in 2024

Published 2024년 9월 26일

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In the first half of 2024, Morocco achieved a record export volume of fresh blueberries to Eastern European countries, including the Czech Republic, Estonia, Ukraine, and Poland, surpassing the previous year's results. These exports, totaling 2.1 thousand tons, were distributed with record numbers to Poland (1.5 thousand tons) and Estonia (240 tons), despite a slight decrease in direct presence in Ukraine and the Czech Republic. The article also discusses the dynamic growth in blueberry imports in Eastern Europe, reaching nearly 25 thousand tons for the first half of 2024, and highlights the potential for market expansion in regions like Poland, Ukraine, and Romania. It also mentions an upcoming online training and a trade mission in November for suppliers of fresh fruit and vegetable products to explore opportunities in the Eastern European market.
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Morocco exported a record volume of fresh blueberries to several Eastern European countries in the first half of 2024, EastFruit reports. At the same time, Moroccan exporters managed to exceed the result of the entire previous calendar year and significantly strengthen their position in the key sales market in the region. Thus, in January-June 2024, Moroccan blueberries were directly supplied to four Eastern European countries - the Czech Republic, Estonia, Ukraine and Poland. During this period, Morocco exported 2.1 thousand tons of these berries in this direction, while for the entire previous year, exports amounted to 1.8 thousand tons. At the same time, Morocco managed to set a record in supplies to Poland (1.5 thousand tons) and Estonia (240 tons) in the first half of this year, but direct presence in Ukraine and the Czech Republic decreased slightly. It is important to note that we are talking only about direct deliveries of Moroccan blueberries, reflected in the statistics ...
Source: Eastfruit

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