News & Analysis | Fruitnet Citrus Congress · 24-25 NOVEMBER 2026, VALENCIA

Moroccan citrus faces 20 per cent drop

Although production is expected to fall by a fifth, exports are likely to decline by only 7 per cent

Peruvian citrus shipments fall, but higher prices maintain export value
A warm winter delayed the colouring of mandarins and reduced lime flowering this year
Morocco and Egypt key to UK fresh produce resilience
Established North African origins play a central role in the UK produce market, but climate pressures, competition and evolving regulations pose fresh challenges
Chinese zero tariff rule boosts South African apples
Tru-Cape says China’s new tariff deal for Africa is already benefitting South African exporters
South Africa’s citrus sector asks: who stabilises the stabiliser?
The CGA’s Boitshoko Ntshabele says global demand for South African produce is not in question, but the clouds have gathered
South African apples and pears close in on Philippine breakthrough
Delegation advances access for South African fruit exports to the Philippines
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Revised import requirements for Australian lemons set to reduce costs and administrative burden for exporters