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APICULTURE SECTOR OVERVIEW

Technical Assistance for Development of a Strategy for Alignment with Common Market Organi s ation (CMO) Requirements TR2014/AG/10-A1-01/001. This Project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey. APICULTURE SECTOR OVERVIEW. Ankara, 25 May, 2018. Contents.

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APICULTURE SECTOR OVERVIEW

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  1. Technical Assistance for Development of a Strategy for Alignment with • Common Market Organisation (CMO) Requirements • TR2014/AG/10-A1-01/001 • This Project is co-financed by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey APICULTURE SECTOR OVERVIEW Ankara, 25 May, 2018

  2. Contents EU General Data World market EU apiculture programmes

  3. EU General Data Overview • A small sector, but very essential to agriculture and environment • The second largest producer in the world with aprox. 200t (after China) • Total number of 15 milion beehives • 600.000 beekeepers but decreasingslowly • Avector of economic growth by pollination of entomophiles cultivated plants • Away of improving the welfare of the rural population as a source of additional income • Apollution sensor as well as a factor for maintaining biodiversity through spontaneous flora pollination

  4. EU General Data Overview • EU is a large consumer • A net importer of honey – a negative balance for import/export • Around 40% of the honey is imported from China • Much higher prices for EU exports of honey

  5. EU General Data Number of EU hives (EU 28) European Commission data – via MemberStates

  6. EU General Data Repartition of beehives (EU 28)

  7. EU General Data Evolution of beehives (EU 28) European Commission data – via MemberStates

  8. EU General Data Number of beekeepers (EU 28) A decreasing number of beekeepers

  9. World market World Production per Country/Region (1 000 T)

  10. World market Share of World Production in 2013

  11. World market Share of World Production in 2014

  12. World market Share of World Production per Country/Region (1 000 T) With a steady increasing production, China is the main producer of honey in the world, followed by EU and Turkey!

  13. World market Share of EU Production per Country (1 000 T) European Commission data – via MemberStates

  14. World market World Import

  15. World market Share of worldimports in 2015

  16. World market EU importsbyorigin

  17. World market EU Import price €/kg

  18. World market World Exports

  19. World market World Exports

  20. World market Share of the world exports in 2015

  21. World market EU export by destination

  22. World market EU Exportsbydestination

  23. World market EU export price €/kg

  24. World market Average EU import and export price For Q&A topic: In your opinion, why there is such a big difference between import and export prices?

  25. EU apiculture programmes • National three years Programme • Eight big eligible measures • A budget of 36 mlilion/year for 28 Member States representing 50% of the total • EU and Member States common participation to the budget • High rate of success: aprox. 92% usage rate of funds • Allocation according to the beehive share of the Member State • All Member States notified a national apiculture programme for the periods 2011-2013 and 2014-2016 – high interest

  26. EU apiculture programmes • High rate of success: aprox. 92% usage rate of funds Report from the Commission to the EuropeanParliament and the Council

  27. EU apiculture programmes • New eligible measures with the new CAP: • 2017-2019 apiculture programme • Technical assistance to beekeepers • Combating beehive invaders and diseases, particularly varroasis (only varroasis was eligible before) • Rationalisation of transhumance • Analysis of apiculture products (previously only honey) • Restocking of hives • Applied research • Market monitoring • Enhancement of product quality

  28. EU apiculture programmes EU Contribution to the National Apiculture Programmes 2014-2016by Member State (in Euro) Source: European Commission – DG AGRI

  29. EU apiculture programmes EU Contribution to the National Apiculture Programmes in2017by Member State (in Euro) European Commission data – via MemberStates

  30. The contents of this publication is the sole responsibility of NIRAS IC Sp. z o.o.and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union This publication has been produced with the financial assistance of the European Union

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