Egyptian Exports of IQF Sliced, Diced, and Whole Mango: A 2023-2024 Overview

Egypt has long been renowned for its agricultural prowess, particularly in the production of high-quality mangoes. The country’s exports of Individually Quick Frozen (IQF) sliced, diced, and whole mangoes have seen significant growth in recent years, contributing substantially to its economy.

Export Growth and Statistics

In 2023, Egypt exported approximately 75,000 metric tons of IQF mangoes, a 15% increase from the previous year. This surge can be attributed to several factors, including improved agricultural practices, expansion of freezing facilities, and strategic marketing efforts targeting international markets.

The primary destinations for Egyptian IQF mangoes include European countries, the Middle East, and North America. The European Union alone accounted for 40% of the total exports, reflecting the region's high demand for tropical fruits.

Market Dynamics in 2024

Looking ahead to 2024, projections indicate that Egypt’s IQF mango exports will continue to rise, potentially reaching 85,000 metric tons. This expected growth is supported by ongoing investments in technology and infrastructure, which enhance the efficiency and quality of mango processing. Additionally, the Egyptian government has been actively promoting exports through trade agreements and participation in international food expos.

Economic Impact

The export of IQF mangoes not only boosts Egypt’s foreign exchange earnings but also provides livelihoods for thousands of farmers and workers involved in the mango supply chain. In 2023, the sector generated over $120 million in revenue, contributing significantly to the agricultural GDP.

Conclusion

Egypt's position as a leading exporter of IQF sliced, diced, and whole mangoes is set to strengthen further in 2024. With continued investments and strategic market expansions, the future looks promising for this vital sector of the Egyptian economy.

For more detailed statistics and market insights, keep an eye on industry reports and government publications throughout the year.

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