Spanish tomato exports have fallen by 35.16% in the last decade

Published 2024년 10월 2일

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Over the past decade, Spain has seen a consistent decrease in its tomato exports, but with an increase in the price per kilo, leading to a steady rise in revenue. However, in the 2023/2024 campaign, both the export volume and value have reversed this trend. Major importers such as the UK, France, Netherlands, and Germany have reduced their purchases of Spanish tomatoes, leading to a total reduction of 342.97 million kilos in exports from the 2014/2015 campaign to 2023/2024, a 35.56% drop. Despite this, Spain managed to earn € 1,094.37 million from its tomato exports in the 2023/2024 campaign, with the average price per kilo being € 1.73. Germany was the largest buyer of Spanish tomatoes in this campaign, followed by France, Holland, the UK, and Poland.

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(Agraria.pe) In the last ten campaigns, Spain has been constantly reducing its tomato exports, although the higher prices at which it exports them allow it to have an almost constant increase in its income from this concept, despite the fact that in the 2023/2024 campaign the behavior of both values has been reversed, a conclusion reached by Hortoinfo in its report prepared with data from the statistical service Estacom (Icex-Tax Agency), with code 0702 of the Integrated Tariff of the European Communities – TARIC (Tariff Integrated of the European Communities). Most of the countries that usually import Spanish tomatoes have reduced their purchases of this vegetable from Spain from the 2014/2015 campaign to the 2023/2024 campaign, with the United Kingdom standing out, which has reduced its tomato purchases from Spain by -59.94%, France has reduced them by -46.2%, Holland (Netherlands) by -42.86% and Germany by -9.47%, with a clear increase in its purchases of this vegetable from ...

Source: Agraria