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Jan 14 • 14:19 UTC • 🇪🇸 Spain • El Mundo

Alejandro, citrus grower: "Fifty years ago you could sell an orange field and buy an apartment. Today it doesn't even get you a car"

Alejandro Aparicio, a citrus grower from Canals, Valencia, discusses the declining profitability and increasing challenges faced by orange producers in Spain despite being the world's leading producer of table oranges.

#valencia #agriculture #orange production #economic decline #farmers

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