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Cranberries

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Overview

Cranberries, classified under HS Code 081040, are small, tart berries primarily grown in North America. They are widely used in food products such as juices, sauces, and dried snacks, as well as in dietary supplements due to their health benefits, including high antioxidant content. The global trade of cranberries is driven by demand for processed cranberry products, particularly in North America and Europe, with significant seasonal peaks around holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Total Trade Volume

Approximately $1.2 billion USD

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database, ITC Trade Map

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

5.2% ad valorem

Highest Rate

14% (applied by certain developing countries)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like USMCA and EU-Canada CETA)

Common Restrictions

  • Seasonal quotas in some EU countries
  • Phytosanitary requirements for pest control
  • Labeling requirements for processed cranberry products
  • Import bans on non-organic cranberries in select markets

Market Trends

Rising demand for organic cranberries

Increased production costs but higher profit margins for exporters meeting organic certification standards

2021-2022

Growth in cranberry-based health supplements

Boosted exports to Asia-Pacific markets where health and wellness products are gaining popularity

2020-2022

Climate change affecting cranberry yields

Potential supply shortages in key producing regions like the US and Canada, leading to price volatility

2019-2022

Recent Developments

US-EU Trade Agreement on Agricultural Products

A new agreement reduced tariffs on US cranberry exports to the EU, facilitating market access for American producers.

June 2023

Expected to increase US cranberry exports to Europe by 10-15% over the next two years.

Canadian Cranberry Industry Expansion

Canada announced investments in cranberry farming infrastructure to boost production capacity in British Columbia and Quebec.

March 2023

Likely to strengthen Canada’s position as the second-largest cranberry exporter globally.

Phytosanitary Dispute with Asian Markets

Several Asian countries imposed stricter phytosanitary regulations on cranberry imports due to pest concerns, affecting US and Canadian exporters.

September 2022

Temporary reduction in exports to affected markets, with ongoing negotiations to resolve the issue.