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Between August 1, 2019, and July 31, 2020, Morocco emerged as the leading exporter of peppers to Spain, shipping over 60,300 tonnes and generating a revenue of 58.59 million euros from sales worth 60.3 million kilos. This trade accounted for 84.9% of Spain's total pepper imports, valued at 71,020 tonnes. Following Morocco, Germany, France, and Portugal were significant suppliers, with Germany and France providing 4,810 tonnes and 2,110 tonnes, respectively, and Portugal and the Netherlands completing the top five with 1,050 tonnes and 571.98 tonnes, respectively.
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Morocco exported more than 60,300 tonnes of peppers to Spain, according to data from the Statistical Service of Estacom (Icex-Tax Agency), corresponding to the period between August 1, 2019 and July 31, 2020. The Kingdom sold more of 60.3 million kilos of peppers in Spain for a value of 58.59 million euros, with an average price of 0.972 euros per kilo. This represents 84.9% of the total volume (71,020 tonnes) imported by Spain. Thus, Morocco is by far the leading supplier of this agricultural product to Spain, reports Hortoinfo. In addition, Morocco is followed far behind by Germany with 4,810 tonnes of peppers sold to Spain during the 2019/2020 crop year, for a value of 6.12 million euros and an average selling price of 1.272 euros per kilo. France is next in third place, which supplied Spain with 2,110 tonnes of peppers during the campaign for 2.21 million euros and an average price of 1.046 euros per kilo. Thus, Portugal occupies fourth place ...
Source: Agrimaroc
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