In 2024, the prices of oranges in several European countries saw notable variations compared to 2023. The average price of oranges in the EU in September 2024 was €73 per 100 kg, a decrease of 17.83% per year. compared to the same month in 2023. This decline signifies a broader trend of price reduction in the European orange market, influenced by both internal production dynamics and factors external salespeople.
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Greece, however, saw an improvement in orange prices compared to 2023, with an increase of 30.18%, reaching €71.04 per 100 kg in September 2024. This rise suggests favorable market conditions or supply potentially lower having a positive impact on prices. Portugal also showed a strong performance, with prices up 21.75% compared to the previous year, reaching €82.24 per 100 kg. This increase indicates a growing demand for Portuguese oranges or an improvement in quality and marketing strategies.
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The contributions of Spain and Italy to EU average price trends remain key, given their significant role as major orange producers. The broader price falls seen across the EU highlight issues such as increased competition from imports and the effects of climate on yields.
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This evolution of orange prices highlights the complexity of the citrus market in Europe. While some countries benefit from rising prices due to localized factors, the overall downward trend in averages suggests a continuing need for strategic adjustments in production, trade and marketing in order to maintain stability and competitiveness .
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