North America Edition
The first stage of the 2013 season developed with a rapidly changing climate, this year recorded in Northwestern Argentina a mild Winter start followed by a very dry autumn; high temperatures and low rainfall. The lemon season started after a long and very hot Summer. There were also severe frosts During the last week of July which led to drastic climatic factors which meant that All Lemon needed to audit 50% of the daily quality control in 26 fruit packing lines for all their 16 major companies. All Lemon checked more than 8,000 samples of lemon weekly.
All Lemon at World Food Moscow 2013
All Lemon audited 50% of the volume exported from the southern hemisphere in 2013. In the last three years, the volume sent to the leading and most competitive markets in the world has grown by 5%. This situation has motivated ALL LEMON to double their resources and sustained efforts to intensify and continue to improve quality control for fruit.
Asia is the largest market that experienced a growth in 2013: 22% of Asian countries exported more than they did in 2012. Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Hong Kong, Singapore, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Arabian Emirates, Qatar, Turkey, Iraq, Libya and Argeliaa are the main receiving destinations for this region.
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Martina Delacroix
All Lemon
E-mail:info@all-lemon.com
www.all-lemon.com
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