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Spain's €950m Moroccan produce imports
Spain imported approximately 950 million euros' worth of vegetables and fruits from Morocco during the first half of the year, despite a 7% decrease in exports compared to the previous year. Its total imports from abroad reached 3 billion euros, amounting to 2.5 million tons, reflecting a 6.8% increase in volume and a 4.4% rise in value. Imports from countries outside the European Union accounted for 54% of the volume and 72% of the value, exceeding 2.23 billion euros and totaling 1.4 million tons. These imports from outside the EU grew by 7% in value, with Morocco remaining Spain's largest external supplier despite its decreasing market share. France is the leading European supplier, with imports valued at 211 million euros and exceeding 657,000 tons. The data indicates an increasing reliance on external suppliers, highlighting the need to support the European Union's policy to maintain the competitiveness of the local sector.
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