Spain: The 2024/25 citrus campaign begins with good prospects in Andalusia due to increased production and a foreseeable lower global supply

Published 2024년 12월 9일

Tridge summary

The 2024/25 citrus campaign in Andalusia is off to a promising start with an anticipated 19% increase in harvest and a global supply expected to decrease by 9%, excluding Morocco, due to adverse conditions in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Andalusian production is projected to reach 2.26 million tons, an 11% increase from the average of the previous campaigns. The campaign is marked by increased rainfall, reducing irrigation restrictions. Oranges and mandarins are expected to dominate, while lemon and grapefruit volumes are expected to decrease. The market outlook is stable with good prospects due to the anticipated lower global supply, although the sector expresses concerns over the potential impact of the EU-Mercosur agreement on prices, as tariffs on imported citrus from Brazil and Argentina could be liberalized.
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Original content

The 2024/25 citrus campaign has started with good prospects in the autonomous community of Andalusia, not only due to the recovery of the harvest, which is expected to increase by 19 percent, but also due to a foreseeable lower global supply. This is stated in the initial report of the campaign carried out by the Price Observatory of the Ministry of Agriculture, to which Efeagro has had access, which states that although the continuous rains and higher than usual minimum temperatures have delayed the start of the harvest, the campaign is encouraging for a sector that has had several difficult editions. The 2024/25 citrus campaign has been marked by intermittent and persistent rainfall during the spring, which has continued into the fall, which has allowed a decrease in irrigation restrictions; and, although there have not been optimal irrigation supplies, the existing ones have served to improve the vegetative state of the plantations, which have been suffering from water ...

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