World pineapple market. 2022-23. Widening disparities

Marché mondial de l'ananas. Bilan 2022-23. Des disparités qui se creusent

Carolina Dawson ()
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Carolina Dawson: UR GECO - Fonctionnement écologique et gestion durable des agrosystèmes bananiers et ananas - Cirad - Centre de Coopération Internationale en Recherche Agronomique pour le Développement

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Abstract: There was a suspicion that the pineapple market was not going to emerge unscathed from a particularly turbulent international context: a historic crisis in freight, booming input costs, euro/ dollar parity and three successive seasons of the La Niña climate phenomenon. But we were not expecting the fall in world trade to plunge us back into a situation similar to the one seen in the very poor pandemic year 2020. With just one exception, this time it was not demand which was lacking but the supply, undermined by a fall in productivity and even more marked trade-offs between markets. Indeed, while paradoxically growth on the US market continued, actually reaching new heights, in Europe, there has been no return from the decline which began back in 2021.

Keywords: Europe; Costa Rica; États-Unis d'Amérique; marché mondial; exportation; marché; importation; commerce international; production; pandémie; ananas (fruits); culture in vitro (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2023
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Published in FruiTrop Thema, 2023, 290, pp.64-69

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