Egypt: Fresh Deciduous Fruit Annual

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Egypt: Fresh Deciduous Fruit Annual

Post revises 2020/2021 production forecast down. Egypt experienced a difficult table grapes season due to unexpected weather conditions. In April and May this year, a heat wave accompanied with strong winds resulted in a 17 percent drop in the forecasted production. High demand, especially for exports, has helped to stabilize prices. MY 2021/2022, production is expected to reach 1.4 MMT and exports are forecasted at 170,000 MT. Egypt is gaining market access for its table grapes to India, Myanmar, Nepal, Brazil, and Serbia.

Near East, Egypt
Fruits and Vegetables

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