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Dutch onion exports are continuing this year, where they slowed down last year. As a result, the lead compared to 2023 is increasing. In the third week of October (week 43), more than 38,000 tonnes of onions were exported. This means that exports were around 14,000 tonnes higher than in the same week last year, according to figures from the Quality Control Bureau (KCB) and GroentenFruit Huis.

According to the provisional harvest estimate, the gross yield of seed onions in 2024 has increased by almost 15% compared to 2023. The gross yield for consumption potatoes is estimated to be 7% higher and the yield of sugar beets is expected to be 3% lower. The wheat harvest is likely to have been 37% lower. This is evident from the provisional harvest estimate for arable farming by Statistics Netherlands.

Dutch onion exports rose to 30,039 tonnes in week 36. It is the first thirty in the new season that started on 1 July.