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Qatar imports 34 tons of Jordanian dates in Q1 of 2024 | Company

Ammon news – Jordanian exports of various date varieties to the Qatari market have seen a significant increase in the first quarter of 2024, reaching approximately 34 tons.

According to recent data released by the Qatari Planning and Statistics Authority on Tuesday, Qatar’s import of Jordanian dates has registered a remarkable growth of 13.3 percent in the first three months of this year, marking an increase from 30 tonnes recorded in the same period last year. year.

Qatar mainly imports all categories of Jordanian dates, both wet and dry, with a particular emphasis on the Medjool variety, which is considered the best choice, followed by Barhi.

The superiority of Jordanian dates, especially the Medjool variety, lies in their competitive advantage in the Qatari markets, which makes them appeal to a broad spectrum of consumers who prefer them for their superior quality and reasonable price compared to many other varieties sourced from Arab and foreign markets such as Saudi Arabia and the United States.

Known for its strategic agricultural products, Jordan places great emphasis on date cultivation and is witnessing a continued annual increase in production and export figures. The Gulf Cooperation Council countries are prominent foreign markets for Jordanian date exports.

With their exceptional quality, distinct taste and moderate price, Jordanian dates enjoy widespread popularity among various consumer segments in Qatar, where they experience significant demand and a notable presence in the Qatari markets.

Qatar’s imports of Jordanian dates are on a steady upward trend, fueled by escalating demand for the diverse range of dates produced and marketed by Jordan.

These dates have become a registered Jordanian trademark and symbolize unparalleled quality and excellence, generating significant interest among Qatari consumers and residents alike.

Numerous Qatari traders, importers and officials of active import-export companies operating in the Qatari market have reported an increase in the import tariffs of dates from Jordan, aiming to meet the escalating demand attributed to the growing population and visitors in Qatar. Petra