What are the prospects for sweet potato exports to the main European markets?

Published 2023년 2월 6일

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The European sweet potato market is on the rise due to increased imports and local production, with the United Kingdom and the Netherlands being the largest consumers. The Center for the Promotion of Imports from Developing Countries (CBI) reports a growing demand, especially in Northern Europe, where product development is prominent. However, high production costs and inflation could challenge market growth, although they could also present opportunities for specialized producers. Africa and the Americas are key suppliers, with the Netherlands serving as a hub for northern Europe. The United Kingdom, preferably sources from the United States and Egypt, while the Netherlands has surpassed the UK in imports.

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(Agraria.pe) The European sweet potato market has not yet reached its full potential. Import growth and local production initiatives are taking over consumption and product development. A report from this 2023 from the Center for the Promotion of Imports from Developing Countries (CBI) reveals that consumption is more developed in the United Kingdom, while the Netherlands has positioned itself as a 'hub' for the growing markets of the north Europe like Germany and France. For the CBI, it is clear that diversification and promotion will help keep the sweetpotato market growing, although it should be noted that in the coming years production costs may affect the enthusiasm of producers. “Sweet potato demand remains strong, but the market has turned more cautious in 2021/2022. Suppliers fear that demand could decrease due to price inflation. Production has already seen a large increase in cost. High costs and inflation in Europe can slow down market growth, but they can also be an ...

Source: Agraria