
Argentina gains ground in the European Agri-Food market: Which products are driving its exports?
Argentina’s agri-food exports to the European Union reached $2.5 billion in the first half of 2026, up 30% from a year earlier.
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Argentina’s agri-food exports to the European Union reached $2.5 billion in the first half of 2026, up 30% from a year earlier.

Ecuadorian banana exports reached 292 million boxes during 2022, with the EU market representing 26% of total shipments. According to a study by DATACOMEX and

Belarus has responded to the latest international sanctions by implementing an embargo on food imports into the country for food products originating from the EU,

In value, the Spanish export of fruits and vegetables to the EU in 2019 rose to 12,454 million euros, 4% more than in 2018.

Vegetable exports in 2019 have stood at 5.6 million tons, as published by Fepex.

The EU once again recorded an increase in the monthly export value of agri-food products in November 2019. The value of exports rose by 7.3% from November 2018, hitting €13.43 billion.

The Spanish export of fresh fruits and vegetables in November last year amounted to 1.2 million tons and 1,273 million euros, which represents a growth of 8% in volume and 9% in value compared to November 2018.

Exports of agri-food products reported an accumulated advance to November of last year of 34.619 million dollars ”.

These grants are one of the measures that the Member States demanded from the EU to mitigate the effects of the tariffs.

Switzerland, together with Norway, Brazil and Canada lead the ranking of major non-EU destinations in terms of fruit and vegetable exports.

Spanish exports of agricultural machinery and components experienced a growth of 8.92% in the first nine months of the year compared to the same period of the previous year.

Felipe Silva, assuming as president of the Blueberry Committee of Chile, declared that it is “a very special moment for this industry.”

Spain’s fruit producers and exporters look set for breakthrough success in Singapore and India thanks to highly fortuitous circumstances which are expected to give a major boost to Spanish-grown citrus, apples, pears and table grapes.

Luis Planas confirms the unity and firmness of the Government and the autonomous communities against the imposition of tariffs by the US on the agri-food sector.
AGRAGEX data offer the 26% of shipments to the African continent, motivated for the recovery of the Egyptian market.

The countries most affected by them will be France, Germany, Spain and the United Kingdom.