forecast working group, 22-10-2007 pipfruit market – review and recent development dr. wilhelm...
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Forecast Working Group, 22-10-2007
Pipfruit market – review and recent development
Dr. Wilhelm Ellinger
ZMP, Bonn
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2006 lowest crop for a long time
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millio
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OM0,4 mln t
less in OMS
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Moderate carryover provides for a good start
• Total supply from old crop (EU, S.H.) from July on at least 50.000 t, probably nearer to 100.000 t lower than in 2005
• Picking about 1 week delayed
• Prices until wk 36 more than 50% above 2005, but lower than in 2004
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2003 2004 2005 2006
EU(6) stocks 1.7. Imp. S.H. July+
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Concerns: good crops in backgardens
• Households operating backgardens were more self-sufficient in autumn 2006
• Not the only reason for weak demand: consumer prices increased (+2% vs. 04, +13% vs. 05)
vs. ´04 - 5% - 5%vs. ´05 - 29% - 6%
Hobby gardeners
Apple buyings Sep/Nov (Germany)
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kg
/HH
Hobby gardeners hh without backyard
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Higher consumer prices affect demand (Ex. Germany)
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Demand has fallen all along the season (Ex. Germany)
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Aug Okt Dez Feb Apr Jun
Apple buyings (1.000 t)
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Season 06/07-8 % vs. 05/06,
-domestic -6%,
-imported -13%
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%
EU average
Consumption EU 2006/07 falls to lowest level for years*
*) Latest available 12 month/52 wks househould panel data
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Demand for apples fell most
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2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07
fruit
pears
apples
Household panel data 7 countries, 2003/04 = 100
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Rather different reactions on price increase
Country Period 2006/07 vs. 05/06%)
price volume ratio
DE Aug-Jun + 10,2 - 9,1 -0,89
AT May-April + 19,1 - 16,8 - 0,88
FR Aug-Jun + 12,3 - 8,3 - 0,67
UK 52 w/e jun17 + 10,7 - 3,8 - 0,36
NL 52 w/e jun17 + 14,9 - 3,9 - 0,26
IT Aug-Apr + 3,0 - 0,6 - 0,20
ES Aug-May + 15,0 + 1,2 + 0,08
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Concerns: higher imports might compensate for lower crop
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00 t
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Table apple imports EU-15 from extra EU-15
+ 85.000 t
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Concerns: EU exports might suffer
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EU-15 table apple exports to Extra EU-15- 85.000 t
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However, increase in trade deficit remained limited in EU-15
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Balance even improved for EU-25
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Imports
Exports
Balance
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Unsatiable Russian market
(July/June; 1000 t)
04/05 05/06 06/07 %
World 758 715 883 + 23
EU-15 95 176 172 - 2
NMS 197 148 261 + 76
CIS 227 162 288 + 78
other 239 229 281 + 23
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Decrease in consumption inevitable (EU-15)
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Import surplus
Production (withdrawals excl.)
Remark: Consumption incl. processing!
Consumption according to- Supply balance sheet -3,3%- panel data -4,7%more to processing?
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Result of the shortage: producer prices above 2005/06 (example weekly prices Germany)
Sales prices P.O. Lower Elbe / Lake of Constance table apples, class I
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wk 33 36 39 42 45 48 51 2 5 8 11 14 17 20 23 26 29 32
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Euro/100kg
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Result of the shortage: producer prices above 2005/06 (example prices German PO per season)
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60Euro/100kg
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But not as high as they ought to be taking into account the small supply !!!
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Consumer behaviour has changed
Preis-Absatz-Relationen beim Apfel
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Absatz EU-15 (1.000 t)
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uro
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Linksverschiebung der Nachfragekurve= niedrigerer Preis bei gleichem
Angebot
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Determinates for the 2007 pipfruit crop
• 2-3 frost waves in the NMS in April/May• Drought in April (except for ES): no scab
(+), low humidity → pollination (-)• Heatwave around Mediterranean, SE-
Europe, Southern parts of CIS• Above average hail damage in ES, UK,
BE, NL, DE, Po valley• Expansion of fireblight
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Lowest apple crop since ? years
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PL 1990 812.000 t HU lowest since more than 40 y LT since 2004CZ since 1998 SK lowest since state was founded
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Are the forecasts still valid? (I)• BE/NL: PT increased apple/pear estimation by
5.000 t compared to Prognosfruit (enough?)• FR: lack of box pallets in SE, Agreste Oct 1 +3%
(Prognosfruit +1%), difference 30.000 t• DE: total of 1 miilion t might be met (record crops in
Niederelbe and Lake of Constance regions), difference 50.000 t
• IT: Vinschgau and Trentino underestimated (good sizes), total 2,2 mln t, difference 100.000 t
• ES: hail damage mid-September• UK: only +10% instead +15% (difference 10.000t)
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Are the forecasts still valid? (II)
• CZ: orchards +6.000 t
• PL: volume unchanged, too big sizes, not suitable for storage
• HUN: ?
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Apple supply balance sheet EU-15
1.000 t 2003/04 2004/05 2005/06 2006/07p 2007/08 3) 2007/08 4)
Production 6.914 6.940 7.072 6.651 6.842 7.040
- withdrawals 32 26 26 9 5 10
= sales 6.882 6.914 7.046 6.642 6.837 7.030
+ imports Extra 1) 892 1.025 797 882 830 820
- exports Extra 1) 385 407 631 547 750 770
surplus imports 507 617 166 335 80 50= consumption 2) 7.389 7.531 7.212 6.977 6.917 7.080
1) 1.8. - 31.7. - 2) incl. for processing.
3) estimation. Production according Prognosfruit.- 4) estimation. Production updated.
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Moderate carryover provides for a good start
• Total supply from old crop (EU, S.H.) from July on about 20.000 t or 5% bigger than in 2006
• Picking about 2 weeks earlier, that means considerably bigger new crop supply in Aug/Sept
• Prices wk 33-35 ¼ to 1/3 lower than in 2006, after-wards approaching to -4% (PO in DE). Av. price by wk 41 -6%
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EU(6) stocks 1.7. Imp. S.H. July+
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DE: weekly table apple sales of major PO
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900010000
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2007
2006
2005
up to wk 41+ 62% (vs.
2006)
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Abgangspreise der Erzeugerorganisationen am Bodensee/Niederelbe für Tafeläpfel Klasse
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Gewogenes Mittel aus:Bodensee = Gebietsabgabepreise
Niederelbe = Erzeugerabgabepreise
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Woche 33 36 39 42 45 48 51 2 5 8 11 14 17 20 23 26 29 32
2007/08 2006/07 2005/06 2004/05
Euro/100kg
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DE: consumers cautious in spite of price cut
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price (€/kg)
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Buyings + 1%
Expend. - 5%
Price - 6%
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Demand still disappointing
DE: Number of apple buyers per week
0%
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2005
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In contrast: brisk demand in France
TNS-panel, Aug 13 – Sep 9
• 35,6% buyers, highest number in 9 years
• Buyings +10% vs. 2006, 12% above 8y-average
• Price +1% vs. 2006, +6% vs. 8y-average
• Expenditures +11% vs. 2006, +23% vs. 8y-average
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PL: front-runner in juice apple prices
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c. p
lant ......
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2007
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Abgangspreise der Erzeugerorganisationen am Bodensee/Niederelbe für Mostäpfel
Gewogenes Mittel aus:Bodensee = Gebietsabgabepreise
Niederelbe = Erzeugerabgabepreise
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Woche 33 36 39 42 45 48 51 2 5 8 11 14 17 20 23 26 29 32
2007/08 2006/072005/06 2004/05
Euro/100kg
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Absatzmengen der Erzeugerorganisationen am Bodensee/Niederelbe für Mostäpfel
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World apple production at lowest level since 2002
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China
others
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Conclusions apple market(my statements at Prognosfruit)
• Extremely strong demand for juice apples expected as ajc stocks sold out and supply processing apples much lower
• High prices of juice apples will give an incentive to divert minor qualities to processing
• Shortage in NMS provides opportunity (for EU-15) to export more to NMS and Russia
• Competition from non-EU countries? lecture Mr.Peres• High probability that season average table apple prices
will increase further
?
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Review pears 2006/07
• EU-15 crop underestimated (forecast 2,44 mln, final 2,56 mln t) biggest crop for years
• Disappointing quality (small sizes, rough skin …)• Consequently disappointing domestic consumption (-4%
in 7 OMS, hh panel data)• Pressure to expand exports (257.000 => 317.000 t)• Bad quality opened door for increased S.H. imports
(Extra-EU15 imp 311.000 => 340.000 t)• Low prices• Limits of growth or only a question of quality?