Spanish growers are worried about competition from Egyptian grapes this season, Fresh Plaza reports. Increased volumes out of Egypt, coupled with their lower costs have our table grape exports poised to do well in the European market, and Spain in particular. This year might be a one off or it could be the start of a new trend as the harvest has come larger and later than before.
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