Pasta, the weight of Made in Italy in the EU, worth 68% of production and 6.2 billion

Published 2024년 10월 26일

Tridge summary

Europe's pasta market saw Italy dominate with a 68% share of the market, generating a total value of 6.8 billion euros, primarily driven by Barilla's performance. The European Union produced 6.2 million tons of pasta in 2023, with a total value of 8.9 billion euros, a increase from the previous year. Italy was the leading exporter of pasta in the EU, with 2.0 million tonnes exported in 2023, accounting for 76% of the EU total. The main importers of EU pasta were Germany and France, while the United Kingdom and the United States were the main destinations for EU pasta exports outside the EU.
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Original content

Rome - Made in Italy 'weighs' 68% of pasta turnover in Europe. Our country generates 6.8 billion euros of total value estimated by Eurostat, and Barilla has a strong impact on Europe, from which 70% of its turnover comes from the Meal Solution sector (pasta and sauces). BARILLA PASTA DAY In Italy Barilla has 15 commercial offices, eight factories and mills for a turnover - overall (Bakery and Meal Solution) - of 70 percent coming from the Europe area. Specifically, 37.7 percent coming from the Italian market and 34.3 percent coming from the rest of Europe and Russia. The Western Europe Region achieved a notable performance in terms of turnover: the increase in turnover is driven in particular by the results of Germany +11% and Poland +7%. Eastern European markets enjoyed a positive trend in revenues compared to the previous year with a 10% increase in value which was largely due to price increases applied to all product categories in the countries of the region. Exceptional growth ...
Source: Agricolae

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