Fresh produce Fresh Produce Software For Export and Import of Fruit
Fresh produce Fresh Produce Software For Export and Import of Fruit: fruit vegetable: inventory, processing, packing, sales and shipping. Fresh produce Fresh Produce Software manages recall, mock recall, audits, QC. Fresh produce tracker.
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Exporting fresh fruit and vegetables to Europe
Europe is a big market for fresh fruit and vegetables. The demand is stable but there is a lot of competition. There is an increasing demand for avocados, blueberries, mangoes and sweet potatoes. Health, flavour and convenience all influence the demand for fresh fruit and vegetables in Europe.
Tougher requirements put pressure on you as an exporter. You need to pay attention to sustainability, good use of water resources and reducing plastic packaging.
Read our market information and tips carefully. They can help you export fresh fruit and vegetables to the European market.
Fresh produce packhouse hygiene checklist for food safety
Exporting fresh fruit and vegetables to Europe
Europe is a big market for fresh fruit and vegetables. The demand is stable but there is a lot of competition. There is an increasing demand for avocados, blueberries, mangoes and sweet potatoes. Health, flavour and convenience all influence the demand for fresh fruit and vegetables in Europe.
Tougher requirements put pressure on you as an exporter. You need to pay attention to sustainability, good use of water resources and reducing plastic packaging.
Read our market information and tips carefully. They can help you export fresh fruit and vegetables to the European market.
Fresh produce Fresh Produce Software management best practices
Top fresh fruit export commodities included apples, grapes, oranges, strawberries, and cherries, which accounted for a combined $3.1 billion, with top markets including Canada, Mexico, South Korea, Japan, and Taiwan.
Top fresh vegetable export commodities included lettuce, potatoes, sweet potatoes, onions/shallots, and cauliflower, which accounted for a combined $1.1 billion, with top markets including Canada, Mexico, and the EU.
India imposed a 20 percent retaliatory tariff on U.S. apples in June 2019, bringing the total tariff rate to 70 percent. This tariff remains in place.