30% of the area planted with garlic in Spain will not be harvested due to the rains that have fallen

게시됨 2023년 6월 20일

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Approximately 30% of the garlic cultivation area in Spain is expected to go unharvested due to heavy rainfall in late May and early June, according to Miguel del Pino, president of the ASAJA Garlic Sector. This issue is expected to be addressed at a meeting of the Joint Fruit and Vegetable Committee in Rome, representing Spain and the three other major European garlic-producing countries. Concerns will also be raised about the illegal mass importation of fresh garlic into the EU, allegedly through the entry as frozen garlic to avoid import duties and quotas from China. Del Pino is set to advocate for the creation of a specific code for 'frozen garlic' to aid border control and the application of reciprocity principles for garlic imports to maintain European production competitiveness.

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30% of the area planted with garlic in Spain will not be harvested this campaign as a result of the persistent rains at the end of May and beginning of June, as the president of the ASAJA Garlic Sector, Miguel del Pino, told Efe. . The business leader will present this forecast this Tuesday, which extends to the area planted with garlic in the other three producing countries in Europe, France, Italy and Portugal, at the plenary meeting that the Joint Fruit and Vegetable Committee of these three states and Spain is holding in Rome to address the conclusions of the contact groups of which professionals from the respective nations are a part. Spain has 27,000 hectares of garlic planted, mainly in Castilla-La Mancha and Andalusia, whose harvest reduction will mean, Del Pino has specified, "a significant reduction in kilos." Despite the fact that in the other three European producing countries the situation is similar, the difference in production, where Italy is the closest and does ...

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