Imports from Morocco reached €698 million between January and July 2024, accounting for 24% of Spain’s total imports, a marks a 10% increase compared to the same period in 2023, as Morocco continues to be Spain’s leading supplier of fruits and vegetables from non-EU countries.
According to data from the Spanish Customs and Excise Department, analyzed by FEPEX, imports from non-EU countries constituted 67% of Spain’s total fruit and vegetable imports in January 2024, valued at €261 million, compared to €129 million from EU countries.
This trend reflects previous years, with total imports rising to €390 million in January 2024, a 26% increase year-on-year.
Following Morocco, Peru ranks second, with fresh fruit and vegetable imports valued at €317 million, up 12%. France comes third at €298 million (+14%), followed by Portugal at €218 million (+16%).
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