News
​
​
Search
EnglishEnglish
contactLogo
News
​
​
Search
  • Buyers Alert
  • Sales Offers
  • News
  • Register your Company
  • Events
  • Retail Partners
  • Solutions
  • About Us
  • Advertise
scroll-leftscroll-right

JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER FOR FREE
Register now to receive latest News and Opportunities of fruit-vegetables market

Register now to join The world’s leading B2B website for fruit and vegetables.

  • Quick Links
  • Buyers Alert
  • Sales Offers
  • News
  • Events
  • Retail Partners
  • Solutions
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Subscriptions
  • Free Member
  • Silver Member
  • Gold Member
  • Platinum Member
  • Industries
  • Fruits & Vegetables
  • Transports & Logistics
  • Pre - Post Harvest
  • Retail Chains
  • Advertise
  • Website
  • Newsletter
  • Print Directory
  • Terms of Use
    • Privacy Policy
    • Legal Mentions
    • Cookie Policy
    • Cookie Preferences

  • Contact Us
    • +33 680 38 14 46
    • cd@fructidor.com

Copyright 2026 @ Fructidor. All rights reservedTerms and Conditions

Fewer litchis for export to Europe

share
Madagascar
Thursday 08 December 2011

MD

News Image
Madagascar will export only 14 000 tons of litchi this year (previously estimated: 17,500) entering the European market on 20 December.

Madagascar has not reached the predicted quanitiy of litchis for export (17,500 tons) and will only send 14,000 tons to Europe.

The decline in exports follows a fall in production. In recent years, late rains have hit the main production areas and caused a decline in volumes. This year many areas were not ripe at the start of the season, scheduled for November 25 by the Group of exporters of lychee (GEL).

The date has raised controversy because it is decided by GEL according to the constraints of export ships to arrive in Europe before Christmas. If the start of exports had been shifted to late November or early December, the production and export volumes would have been greater.

 

source : afriquinfos com, afrique jet com