The European Union became the third world importer of agri-food products after the USA and China

게시됨 2021년 9월 11일

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The European Union (EU) has emerged as the third largest importer of agri-food products globally, with agricultural trade volume reaching 306 billion euros in 2020, a slight increase from the previous year, according to a European Commission report. The EU's agriculture trade is supported by numerous free trade agreements and a strong common agricultural policy that promotes open and fair trade. The trade volume consisted of 184 billion euros in exports and 122 billion euros in imports, with pork and wheat being significant export products. The increase in imports was primarily driven by oilseeds, palm oil, fruits, and soybeans, while the EU saw a decrease in exports and imports from countries like the United States, Turkey, and the United Kingdom.

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The EU has become the third largest importer of agri-food products after the United States and China, according to a European Commission report released this week, agriland.ie reported. In 2020, the EU agricultural trade volume reached 306 billion euros. Of this amount, 184 billion euros are for exports and 122 billion euros for imports. Both values represent small increases of 1.4% and 0.5% respectively over the previous year. The EU is the largest player in the world agricultural market. The concluded free trade agreements provide the EU countries with a number of advantages. Commenting on the numbers, Agriculture Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski said: “Promoting open and fair trade is a political priority for the European Commission, which is of great benefit to farmers. The success of the agricultural trade is clearly linked to a common agricultural policy that supports competitiveness and innovation, as well as our excellent reputation for being safe, environmentally ...

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