China and the United States have increased apple production, and global production is expected to rebound in 2024

Published 2024년 1월 2일

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's 2024 apple report forecasts a slight global increase in production to 83.1 million tons, driven by recovery in China, South Africa, and the United States. U.S. apple production is expected to increase by 56,000 tons, with exports also increasing by 209,000 tons, particularly to markets like Mexico and India. In other regions, China's production is expected to increase while the EU's production is expected to decrease, and South Africa's production is expected to improve.
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The United States Department of Agriculture recently released its 2024 apple report forecast. The report stated that global apple production is expected to rise slightly to 83.1 million tons in 2024 due to the recovery of apple supply from China, South Africa and the United States, which will offset the production losses in the EU and Turkey. Therefore, Global apple production hopes to rebound in 2024 after a 5% reduction in production in 2023. U.S. apple production is expected to increase by 56,000 tons, bringing total production to 4.4 million tons. Good growing conditions have spurred a recovery in Washington state apple production after severe weather last spring. The state remains the largest apple-producing region in the United States. U.S. Apples The increase in production is expected to increase exports by 209,000 tons to 820,000 tons. U.S. exports will increase to most markets, including top destination Mexico. In addition, India will lift its tax on U.S. apples starting ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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