Or vert : le Maroc a battu un autre record d'exportation d'avocats en 2023/24

[Raco]

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Green gold: Morocco to break another avocado export record in 2023/24

by EastFruit4 Apr 240366
Morocco’s avocado production and export sector is on an upward trajectory, consistently boosting trade volumes and generating increasing foreign exchange earnings for the nation. The 2023/24 season is poised to continue this trend, with projections indicating a potential new high in avocado exports, as reported by EastFruit.
Between July 2023 and January 2024, Morocco achieved a milestone by exporting nearly 40,000 tons of avocados, valued at $120 million, setting a new record for the period. With four more months to go – since June typically sees a lull in exports – even if the figures for February to May 2024 dip to the lowest levels seen in recent years, the total export tally for the 2023/24 season is expected to be unprecedented. Preliminary data from the Moroccan Avocado Association corroborates this, suggesting that exports could indeed top 60,000 tons for the entire season.
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A 20% increase in the country’s avocado harvest in 2023, compared to the previous year, has been a significant contributor to this growth, thanks to favorable weather and expanded cultivation areas. However, ongoing challenges such as persistent droughts, water scarcity, and the discontinuation of government irrigation subsidies for new plantations are pressing issues that may impact future exports..
The Moroccan avocado export market currently faces a limitation in its reliance on a handful of destinations. Despite a surge in supply, Moroccan exporters primarily target four EU nations – Spain, France, the Netherlands, and Germany – with the first three significantly re-exporting Moroccan avocados. The fifth-largest importer, the United Kingdom, lies outside the EU.
While diversification of the Moroccan export market is underway, it is progressing slowly. Seasonal fluctuations see avocado exports to countries outside the top five importers ranging from 700 to 1,900 tons. A notable development is the introduction of Moroccan Hass avocados to new markets, such as Georgia, where they made their debut in March through direct shipments.

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[hakimcasa]

Or vert

Ok, de l'avocat.

Je croyais qu'il était question du cannabis.

[Tiliwine]

En vidant les nappes phréatiques ???

[akilou]

Il faut être débile pour se réjouir de cette nouvelle pour les raisons que j'ai déjà données dans un poste similaire. Pauvre gens

[Tiliwine]

Pauvre con, tu ne piges plus

Ce que j ai dis est clair

L avocat consomme énormément d eau oui ou non

Alors remballe ta salive

[akilou]

Tiliwine

Tu me dois des excuses, car mon message ne s'adressait pas à toi, mais au posteur qui se réjouis que le Maroc exporte des tonnes d'avocats qui est une catastrophe pour notre nappe phréatique.
Alors, qui pige pas ?

[akilou]

doublon

[Tiliwine]

Dsl akilou
tu as répondu juste après mon msg

Big pardon

[babeloued]

akilou Tiliwine

Ce qui serait intérressant de voir est qui profite de cette situation, il s'accapare un bien public rare qui est l'eau pour se faire de l'argent.

[Tiliwine]

Israël.mon.cher

Elle est derrière la soif des Marocains

[akilou]

En partie Israel en effet, elle a asséché le Mexique et la Jordanie, c'est le tour du Maroc.

[Tiliwine]

Tout à fait

Il nous ont présenté Israël comme une innovation en agriculture moderne à savoir l irrigation par le système du goutte à goutte

Lequel.etait largement utilisé en Californie bien avant tout le monde

[akilou]

Ceux qui comptent sur Israel pour un transfert technologique ne connaissent pas la perversité de ce pays. Israel ne transfert rien mais vole. Exemple Argan, les dattes mejhoul, et autres semences qu'ils ont développé sur place pour nous concurrencer.

[akilou]

tiliwine
Oui ils sont champion du monde dans les semences. Ça personne ne peut le nier. 80% des semences de tomates au Maroc en tt cas sont israéliennes via des sociétés basée aux pays bas. ça doit être le cas des autres pays.
Voilà le résultat quand on consacre 5 à 6% de PIB à la R&D, quand nous autres consacrent 0.5%

[Raco]

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Morocco dominates early 2024 with historic fruit and vegetable exports to Germany

by EastFruit5 Jun 24059
According to EastFruit, Morocco’s direct shipments of fresh and frozen produce to Germany soared to unprecedented levels from January to March 2024. This surge was particularly notable in the export of greenhouse tomatoes, sweet peppers, frozen raspberries, fresh blueberries, among other products.
During the initial three months of 2024, Morocco dispatched nearly 35,000 tons of fresh and frozen vegetables, fruits, and berries directly to Germany. This represents a 40% increase compared to the same period last year and is double the average volume recorded over the past five years. It’s important to highlight that Morocco’s actual impact on the German fruit and vegetable market may be even more significant, considering that a considerable portion of Moroccan exports are re-exported through Spain or France, thus appearing in statistics as Spanish or French exports.
The direct supply of greenhouse tomatoes from Morocco to Germany for January-March of this year nearly doubled, reaching 13,000 tons, while sweet pepper exports grew by a third to 8,000 tons. The greenhouse sector in the EU has faced a crisis due to rising energy costs, which has significantly boosted the supply of greenhouse vegetables and enhanced the competitiveness of southern suppliers like Morocco and Turkey.
Read also: Moroccan fresh berry exports surge to new heights again
Furthermore, Morocco has substantially increased its export of frozen raspberries to Germany during the specified period – with figures for January-March 2024 hitting 1.7 thousand tons, over four times the amount from the previous year. It’s worth noting that the first quarter of this year saw a significant shortage of frozen raspberry stocks in the market, leading to a sharp increase in prices.

Meanwhile, the supply of Moroccan fresh raspberries to the German market has remained consistent at around 2.4 thousand tons. However, the direct export of fresh blueberries experienced growth, reaching 1.2 thousand tons, and sales of fresh strawberries saw a twofold increase to 560 tons.
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