European Union: Citrus Semi-annual

  |   Attaché Report (GAIN)   |   E42022-0050

MY 2021/22 citrus production in the EU is projected to drop by five percent as unfavorable weather conditions pushed yield down in the main EU citrus-producing Member States. The lower domestic supply is expected to reduce exported amounts of citrus. Imports are projected to expand, in response to the lower EU production available and the return to close to pre-pandemic tourism activity. Nevertheless, overall citrus consumption is revised down from the previous season when it reached record levels.

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