Rebound in apple and pear production in Spain

Published 2023년 7월 31일

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The apple and pear harvest in Catalonia, Spain is expected to increase significantly compared to last year, when frost led to a drop in volumes. The estimated apple harvest is predicted to reach 266,110 tonnes, which is a 22% increase from 2022. Similarly, the pear harvest is projected to be 31% higher than last year, reaching 126,000 tons. However, the drought has had an impact, resulting in a potential loss of 15 to 20% compared to the maximum yield.

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Spain 31/07/2023 In Spain, in the Catalonia region, the estimates for the production of apples and pears are very positive and up sharply compared to 2022 when the frost had led to a sharp drop in volumes. According to forecasts by AFRUCAT, the Catalan Association of Fruit Companies and Regional Authorities, the apple harvest in Catalonia should reach 266,110 tonnes this year. That is -1% compared to the average of the last 5 years, but +22% compared to 2022. The main producing regions are Lleida, with an estimated production of 175,960 tons, or +38% compared to 2022, and Girona with 88,570 tons, or +4% compared to the average of the last 5 years. The pear harvest should reach 126,000 tons, or +31% compared to 2022. Lleida will produce 121,830 tons, or +32% compared to 2022, Girona 3,200 tons (+20%), Tarragona 870 tons (+61 %) and Barcelona 313 tonnes (-8%). The harvest should be brought forward by 7 to 10 days compared to the previous year. Manel ...

Source: Fructidor