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Download Full ReportSustainability is becoming more important on the European spices and herbs market. If you can demonstrate that you produce sustainably, you can make your product offering more attractive to new buyers. Product certification can be interesting for spices that are in short supply globally, such as pepper, vanilla and cinnamon.
Download Full ReportEurope is a large producer of culinary dried herbs, such as thyme, bay leaves and basil. Herbs native to Europe are imported when European production fails to meet demand, for example due the growing demand for ready-to-use spices and herbs mixtures. Non-native, exotic herbs, such as curry leaves, are also an important segment on the market. In general, imports of culinary herbs have increased over the past years. The most interesting European markets for herbs are Germany and Eastern Europe.
Download Full ReportEuropean demand for cardamom is slowly but steadily growing. Important European markets for cardamom are the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Germany and Scandinavian countries. These countries use cardamom in several traditional recipes. Europe also has an increasing population of Asian descent interested in recipes containing cardamom.
Download Full ReportThe European market currently provides excellent opportunities for trading in cinnamon, due to continued rises in import levels and favourable prices. Europe is mainly a cassia market, but opportunities for Ceylon cinnamon are present in specific countries and segments. The United Kingdom, Italy and Belgium import a much larger share of Ceylon cinnamon than the European average. There are also good prospects for sustainable suppliers and those supplying processed cinnamon.
Download Full ReportThe market for cloves is relatively small, and has been stable over the past five years. Madagascar and Sri Lanka are the biggest suppliers on the European market, although supplies from developing countries have decreased on average. Suppliers that operate according to food safety principles have an important competitive advantage in the European market.
Download Full ReportAlthough the market for nutmeg is relatively small and has been shrinking, suppliers of high-quality nutmeg may expect to do well in the European market. Indonesia is by far the biggest supplier. Smaller suppliers such as Vietnam and Grenada are expected to increase their market share in the coming years. Suppliers that operate according to food safety principles have an important competitive advantage in the European market. Sustainability is in demand as well.
Download Full ReportAlthough pepper production has increased and prices have slightly decreased, a sense of scarcity continues in the pepper industry. European companies are constantly looking for suppliers that can offer sustainable supplies of good quality pepper and that comply with food safety requirements. It is even better if your pepper can be traced back to the source. Opportunities are also growing for crushed pepper.
Download Full ReportThe European market for value-added spices and herbs directly sourced in developing countries, such as crushed or mixed, is growing, but competition with European processors remains fierce. Especially for consumer-packaged spices and herbs, competition from European companies is very strong. As an exporter already supplying whole spices and herbs, the first step in adding value to your product would be to try and sell crushed or ground spices and herbs. You can then choose to also sell mixtures or even a consumer-packaged variety. An important first step to value addition is investing in the quality and food safety of your product.
Download Full ReportEurope is a large producer of culinary dried herbs, such as thyme, bay leaves and basil. Herbs native to Europe are imported when European production fails to meet demand, for example due the growing demand for ready-to-use spices and herbs mixtures. Non-native, exotic herbs, such as curry leaves, are also an important segment on the market. In general, imports of culinary herbs have increased over the past years. The most interesting European markets for herbs are Germany and Eastern Europe.
Download Full ReportThere is a big opportunity on the European market for suppliers from all countries of origin who can deliver high-quality vanilla. Structural problems in the world’s leading supplier, Madagascar, has created a vast shortage of supply, providing room for others. A special opportunity exists for suppliers who apply sustainable practices or who hold organic or Fairtrade certification.
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