“The harvest of the carrots is satisfactory so far, with no major surprises,” says a representative of the Spanish producer Somos Hijolusa. “We are hit by a few storms within the Seville region and also by hailstorms in Albacete and Albacete, which caused little damage, however generally speaking we’re extremely satisfied with the progress of this season’s carrot harvest. year.”

“We think that the main factor in this stability is that we are always under agreement with our growers. We we also own our farms that allow for greater control and plan.”

“This year, we’ve been able to maintain the high excellent quality right at the point of production that directly translate into the highest quality end product. Through this meticulous monitoring and selection of the most suitable plots, our customers get the highest quality carrots that are available to purchase. We’re happy with the fact that our standards for quality match the expectations of both consumers as well as industry standards require, and it allows us to keep increasing.”

“At Somos Hijolusa, we collaborate close with suppliers right from at the start of the process and our agricultural experts are always in the fields providing assistance and monitoring production. This way, we can make sure that our products meet the standards of quality required by our customers.”

“It it is true environmental factors such as changes to the cycle of the plant or absence of rain can impact parameters, such as scales, or the extent of losses. However, we make sure to pick the top locations to ensure satisfaction towards the conclusion of the process. Our attention to details will allow us to provide the best products in the marketplace due to their reliability and consistency.”

“Although there were a few more issues in the weather towards the start of the year that affected the region, especially the region of southern California however, we’re increasing in quantity of products sold per customer as well as we’ve gained more clients who have faith in our service.”

This year’s season has been very great in terms of price in Spanish carrots. Indeed, at the start of August prices were up 44% over the preceding week and were 23% higher than the average. “In the context of a globalized economy and a globalized economy, the law of demand and supply is essential to comprehend prices as we think that the decrease in harvest due to the deficiency of rain is contributing in reducing supplies and has pushed prices higher. In addition, the rise in international demand as a result of the inferior quality of the crop, and the lesser amount of crop produced in several European nations, which are the primary international consumers of this item, and the increased prices, have been significant the factors.”

“At Somos Hijolusa we continue to ensure a steady supply due to our geographical diversification and effective planning of our campaigns. This allows us to grow the amount of products we market and to achieve an increase in the percentage of exports than 2023. Actually our exports have increased more than 200 percent..”

“The appetite for healthy food is high, and we’re confident it will only continue to increase. In Somos Hijolusa, we’re certain that the healthy lifestyles can provide fantastic possibilities. By partnering with Agricola Villena, we offer organic products that are associated with high-quality, healthy and freshness, something both the end-users and sector are increasingly appreciating. We’re ecstatic to know that we’re contributing to the well-being of consumers who purchase them and those who seek quality nutrition.”

Carrots are among the main products offered by the company which has over 35 million pounds being sold. “To make sure we have enough of our customers, we’ve expanded our production to diverse Spanish regions, with complimentary growth periods. Our production is located in the southern region, including Seville as well as Cadiz as major producing provinces, and the central-southern region with provinces like Alicante, Albacete, Toledo and others. In addition, we are in the province of Castile-Leon in the Castile-Leon region, including Segovia and Valladolid in the lead. So we are assured that we will have a steady supply.”

“It is vital to design considering all the parameters including acreage, water needs and the current situation on the national as well as international marketplace,” says the representative of Somos Hijolusa.

“In out of carrots and turnips, our business group collaborates with other goods including celery, potato, leek and vegetable assortment tray for soups, stews and purees the sweet potato and turnip parsnips, turnip as well as cabbage. We also sell pre-cooked food items for convenience, such as our carrot sticks that are great for snacks microwave potatoes, sweet potatoes. They can also be chopped and peeled potatoes. We are focused on providing foods that can be used to create an energizing and balanced eating plan.”

“We mostly target the retail market, however we also provide the industry that processes the products we supply for grating chops, making omelettes and broths and so on. Additionally, we have a presence in the food and beverage industry through our peeled and cut items that we offer via Natuber.”

“All of our items are in stock and available in large quantities and also in different bags with various sizes that can be adapted to the different requirements for consumption.”

“We also export to different nations within the European Union, where our items are highly valued throughout the time of the year. We at Somos Hijolusa, diversity as well as a commitment to high-quality are key in ensuring that we continue to expand and providing the very best quality products services to our customers.”

For further information:

Somos Hijolusa

Pol. Ind. de Leon. Phase 2. Plot M-33

The number of people who have 24391 Ribaseca

Leon, Spain

Tel. : +34 699 790 228 / 987 215 634

[email protected]

www.hijolusa.es