Global grape production will increase to 28.4 million tons, Chilean production soars, Peruvian exports remain stable

Published Jan 15, 2024

Tridge summary

Global fresh grape production is expected to increase by 490,000 tons in the 2023/24 season, reaching 28.4 million tons, with China and Chile offsetting declines in exports from Turkey and the United States, leading to an overall unchanged 3.7 million tons of exports. China's grape production is expected to increase by 750,000 tons to 13.5 million tons and exports to grow by 23% to 480,000 tons, and Peru remains the world's largest grape exporter with an export volume of 595,000 tons. South Africa's grape output is expected to recover to 342,000 tons, Australia's production is expected to reach a record 220,000 tons, and overall, export growth is expected in the EU and India, with declines in Turkey and the United States.

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Original content

The "World Fresh Apple, Grape and Pear Market and Trade Report" released by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) shows that benefiting from the increase in supply from China, global fresh grape production is expected to increase by 490,000 tons in the 2023/24 season, reaching 28.4 million tons. million tons. The growth in exports from Chile and China offset the decline in exports from Turkey and the United States, and global exports are expected to remain basically unchanged at 3.7 million tons. The continued growth of China’s grape production will push exports to 480,000 tons, ranking first in the world Third. Peru’s export volume is expected to remain at 595,000 tons, remaining the world’s largest exporter. Thanks to favorable growing conditions and improved planting practices, China's grape production is expected to increase by 750,000 tons to 13.5 million tons. China's grape industry's investment in plant protection, breeding, cultivation and storage technology ...

Source: Guojiguoshu