Avocados have become a standard product for European retailers. The demand for avocados is strong and still growing. More suppliers from new avocado countries are trying to enter the European market. With competition becoming more intense, occasional oversupply becomes inevitable. In the coming years, you will see the avocado market mature further, with greater focus on fruit ripening and higher sustainability standards.

Europe is a strong market for workwear, with a total import value of €2.7 billion and a 5-year average growth of 4.8%. The biggest markets include Germany, France, The Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, and Poland. Men’s Workwear is the dominating product subsegment in most countries, accounting for 70-85% of the total, but Women’s Workwear is typically more expensive per unit.

This report explains the most important opportunities and requirements for exporting recycled fashion to Europe. It outlines rules and regulations, the best channels to get your product on the market, the countries where your competitors are and the best ways to provide a quotation.

Sustainable cotton currently comprises almost one fifth of the world’s cotton supply. Although over the last 5 years, conventional cotton imports to Europe have been declining by 2.5% per year, sustainable cotton imports are expected to grow at over 20% per year driven by the environmental and social concerns of the consumers and the governments. Italy, Germany, Portugal and Spain are currently the biggest European importers of cotton, as well as cotton yarn and fabric.

Europe is a strong market for Babywear, with a total import value of €7.3 billion and a 5-year average growth of 2.1%. The biggest markets include Germany, France, Spain, Poland, Italy and the Netherlands. The market is driven by fashion-consciousness among the parents and increasing demand for quality and organic materials.

This report describes the most important opportunities, trends and requirements for exporting leather accessories to Europe. You will learn about rules and regulations, the best channels to get your product on the market, the countries where your competitors are based and the best ways to provide quotations.

The European adaptive apparel market is estimated to be worth approx. €70 billion and is growing because of an increasing share of elderly and disabled populations. In the next few years, the market is expected to grow at higher rates due to the aging society. The biggest European markets for adaptive apparel include Germany, the Netherlands, France, the UK, Spain and Italy.

Setting up a business relationship with a European buyer can be challenging. This report will explain what the most important opportunities and requirements are in the European market. You will learn about the rules and regulations for exporting women’s underwear to Europe, about the best channels to get your product to the market, about the countries where your competitors are and the best ways to provide quotes for potential buyers.

This report highlights the most important opportunities and requirements for exporting fashion sportswear to Europe. It covers rules and regulations, the best channels to get your product onto the market, the countries where your competitors are and the best ways to submit a quotation.

Certification is becoming a ‘license to operate’ (permission to do business) when exporting cocoa to Europe. Consumers are demanding more sustainable products and companies are increasingly demanding more sustainable cocoa. New laws and regulations in Europe are further increasing the demand for certification. Certification is the most widely used tool to put ambitions and commitments about sustainability into action. This makes Europe the most important market for certified cocoa in the world.