After easy peelers in November 2010 and grapefruit in June 2011, FruiTrop now reviews the international fresh orange market in its annual section devoted to winter citrus. What are the options for attempting to relaunch consumption on the mature markets in the rich countries? How can the trade benefit from the margins for growth still available in Eastern Europe or on the domestic markets in producer countries? These questions are addressed here. In addition to forecasts for the coming winter season, this section is also the occasion to take a close look at Morocco, a strongly growing citrus producing country where growers aim at doubling the harvest by 2020. (Résumé d'auteur
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The citrus fruit production has rapidly increased both in the world and in Turkey. The EU holds a bi...
The states of Sao Paulo, Brazil and Florida, United States collectively dominate the world supply of...
Is the European out-of-season citrus market at a turning-point? Demand seems to have reached a fairl...
The 2009-10 winter citrus programme should do a lot of good to Mediterranean growers suffering from ...
It will take professionals a long time to forget the 2006-2007 season. Although it was first and for...
The figures announced at the last annual meeting of the CLAM (Mediterranean Citrus Liaison Committee...
The 2003/2004 season has not been an easy one. Poor weather strongly disturbed the progress of the s...
After two decades of rapid growth, the future EU member-countries and Eastern Europe in general form...
Although it is difficult to find accurate, reliable statistics, we can nevertheless affirm that the ...
The world's leading fruit crop grown between the latitudes 40° N and 40° S, citrus fruits were domes...
Several Caribbean sugar producing countries are actively looking for viable alternatives to recover ...
A Il professionals expected another winter season with a strong deficit in fruits. However, it must ...
The South Carolina Department of Agriculture publishes the bi-monthly Market Bulletin newsletter. Th...
The Mediterranean area has succeeded in profiting from its numerous assets to develop a strategy for...
Prices during the 2000/2001 season can be considered to have been excellent for all the main citrus ...
The citrus fruit production has rapidly increased both in the world and in Turkey. The EU holds a bi...
The states of Sao Paulo, Brazil and Florida, United States collectively dominate the world supply of...