The garlic surface area has decreased in Spain by almost a third in the last two campaigns

Published 2024년 4월 8일

Tridge summary

Spain's garlic cultivation has experienced a significant decline, with over a 30% reduction in the last two campaigns compared to 2022, and purple garlic cultivation dropping below 40% for the first time. The National Association of Garlic Producers and Marketers (ANPCA) identifies multiple challenges such as rising production costs, water access issues, labor difficulties, and complications from the CAP affecting land leasing. The sector is also contending with EU and national agricultural policies, especially the removal of phytosanitary defenses. ANPCA has proposed to the European Commission the authorization of new pest control materials by MRL zones to streamline registration and has presented a Strategic Plan to address production management, process analysis, and external factor control. Representing a significant portion of the garlic marketed in Spain and Europe, ANPCA is a major player in the European garlic industry.
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Original content

The cultivated area of garlic in Spain registers a decrease of more than 30% adding these last two campaigns compared to the area in 2022, which highlights the great difficulties in terms of cultivation that Spanish garlic is going through, especially that of garlic. purple that for the first time its surface area falls below 40% of the total cultivated area, according to the National Association of Garlic Producers and Marketers (ANPCA). The problems facing the sector are the sharp increase in production costs, as well as increasingly complicated access to water, the difficulty of labor, a CAP that does not help this sector since it makes access to agricultural land difficult. lease. Garlic, considered a social crop by the European Union, is increasingly defenseless in the face of the avalanche of measures that both European and national governments are adopting in the agricultural sector, with special emphasis on the dismantling of the crop's phytosanitary defense system. with ...
Source: Agrodigital

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