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Jul 8, 07:16

US Tariffs Threaten Spanish Olive Exports

On July 9th, 2025, US President Trump will announce tariffs on Spanish agricultural goods, significantly impacting Spain's olive sector; Agrosevilla, the largest exporter, saw a 73% drop in US black olive sales since 2017 due to tariffs, but has recently increased sales through diversification and r...

US Tariffs Threaten Spanish Olive Exports

On July 9th, 2025, US President Trump will announce tariffs on Spanish agricultural goods, significantly impacting Spain's olive sector; Agrosevilla, the largest exporter, saw a 73% drop in US black olive sales since 2017 due to tariffs, but has recently increased sales through diversification and r...

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What are the immediate consequences for Spanish olive producers following the US tariff announcement on July 9th, 2025?

On July 9th, 2025, the US will announce tariffs on Spanish agricultural products, impacting exporters like Agrosevilla. Agrosevilla, Spain's largest table olive exporter, saw a 73% drop in black olive sales to the US since 2017 due to tariffs, but recently increased US sales by expanding clients and retail focus. The situation is further complicated by instability in the Middle East, another key market for Agrosevilla.

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Dec 6, 22:11

Spanish Agriculture Groups Protest EU-Mercosur Trade Deal

The EU-Mercosur trade agreement has drawn sharp criticism from Spanish agricultural organizations who feel their interests were ignored during negotiations and who fear negative impacts on various sectors, despite government assurances of benefits.

Spanish Agriculture Groups Protest EU-Mercosur Trade Deal

The EU-Mercosur trade agreement has drawn sharp criticism from Spanish agricultural organizations who feel their interests were ignored during negotiations and who fear negative impacts on various sectors, despite government assurances of benefits.

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What are the main concerns of the Spanish agricultural sector regarding the new EU-Mercosur trade agreement?

"The EU-Mercosur trade deal, finalized Friday in Montevideo, has sparked widespread outrage among Spanish agricultural groups. They claim to have been disregarded during negotiations, used as a bargaining chip to secure other commercial interests, and face significant negative impacts on various sectors including citrus fruits, cattle, pork, and rice.", A2="Spanish agricultural organizations, including Asaja, COAG, and UPA, unanimously condemn the agreement, highlighting the lack of consultation and the severe consequences for domestic producers. They argue that the deal prioritizes broader commercial objectives over the needs of the agricultural sector, leading to concerns about market saturation and unfair competition.", A3="The long-term implications of this agreement remain uncertain, but initial assessments suggest potential job losses, decreased farm incomes, and increased reliance on imports in the Spanish agricultural sector. Further analysis is needed to quantify the economic and social effects on different agricultural segments and regions.", Q1="What are the immediate consequences of the EU-Mercosur trade deal for the Spanish agricultural sector?", Q2="How did the Spanish government's actions contribute to the concerns expressed by the agricultural sector regarding the EU-Mercosur trade deal?", Q3="What are the potential long-term economic and social impacts of this trade agreement on different segments of the Spanish agricultural industry and related rural communities?", ShortDescription="Spanish agricultural groups strongly condemn the recently concluded EU-Mercosur trade deal, claiming the agreement disregards their interests and will negatively impact key sectors like citrus fruits, cattle, pork, and rice, despite assurances from the Agriculture Minister Luis Planas that the Spanish sector will be strengthened.", ShortTitle="Spanish Farmers Condemn EU-Mercosur Trade Deal, Claiming Disregard for Their Interests"))

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Jun 11, 10:14

Veteran Spanish Farmers' Leader Highlights Sector's Challenges

Miguel López Sierra, after nearly four decades leading Spain's COAG farmers' union, retired in May, highlighting challenges including low farmer income, large distributor control, and foreign investment threats in the Spanish agricultural sector.

Veteran Spanish Farmers' Leader Highlights Sector's Challenges

Miguel López Sierra, after nearly four decades leading Spain's COAG farmers' union, retired in May, highlighting challenges including low farmer income, large distributor control, and foreign investment threats in the Spanish agricultural sector.

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What are the most pressing issues facing Spanish agriculture, and what are the immediate consequences of these issues?

Miguel López Sierra, after 40 years leading COAG in Andalusia and Spain, stepped down in May. His advocacy focused on fair prices, decent wages, and securing the future of small farmers against large corporations and investment funds. He emphasizes the need for a strong, locally-based food system.

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