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Orange

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Overview

Oranges, classified under HS Code 080510, are a major citrus fruit category in global trade, encompassing fresh and dried oranges. They are cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions, with trade driven by seasonal availability, consumer demand for fresh produce, and juice production. Oranges are a key agricultural export for many countries, contributing significantly to their economies while being subject to strict phytosanitary regulations and tariff barriers in various markets.

Total Trade Volume

16.5 million metric tons

Data from 2022

Source

United Nations Comtrade Database & FAO Statistics

Tariff Analysis

Average Rate

8.5% ad valorem

Highest Rate

35% (applied by certain Asian markets for out-of-quota imports)

Lowest Rate

0% (under free trade agreements like EU-Mediterranean partnerships)

Common Restrictions

  • Phytosanitary certificates required to prevent citrus diseases
  • Seasonal import quotas in major markets like Japan and South Korea
  • Maximum residue limits (MRLs) for pesticides
  • Import bans during pest outbreaks

Market Trends

Rising demand for organic oranges

Increased exports from certified organic producers, particularly in Europe and North America, with premium pricing

2021-2022

Growth in processed orange products

Higher trade in frozen concentrated orange juice (FCOJ), especially from Brazil, impacting fresh orange trade volumes

2020-2022

Climate change affecting production

Erratic weather patterns in key regions like Florida (USA) and Mediterranean countries have led to supply fluctuations

2019-2022

Recent Developments

EU-Egypt Trade Agreement Update

The European Union expanded tariff-free quotas for Egyptian oranges, boosting exports to member countries.

January 2023

Expected to increase Egypt's market share in Europe by 5-7% over the next two years.

US-China Trade Tensions Ease

Recent negotiations have reduced retaliatory tariffs on US oranges entering China, previously set at 25%.

March 2023

Likely to restore US orange exports to China, benefiting growers in California and Florida.

Citrus Greening Disease Outbreak

A severe outbreak of citrus greening disease in parts of Brazil has raised concerns over supply shortages.

July 2022

Potential price increases for orange juice and fresh oranges globally in the short term.