Blueberries and raspberries will become more expensive in Europe due to stormy weather in Morocco, Spain and Portugal

Published 2023년 11월 3일

Tridge summary

Storm Bernard caused significant damage to berry plantations in Spain, Portugal, and Morocco, leading to an increase in the value of raspberries and blueberries. Preliminary estimates suggest that raspberry plantations in Morocco have suffered a loss of 15-20%. In Spain, 2,000 hectares of raspberries and blackberries were severely damaged, while the damage to strawberries was minimal. As a result, prices for these berries are expected to rise further, along with the already high prices for blueberries due to decreased harvest in Peru.
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According to an EastFruit publication, the consequences of Storm Bernard, which caused quite significant damage in the producing regions of Spain, Portugal and Morocco, would affect an increase in the value of raspberries and blueberries, especially. Although the assessment of damage to berry plantations is ongoing, preliminary results have been released, which have been disappointing for local farmers. Storm Bernard brought torrential rain and strong winds. In addition, in some regions, strong winds were also accompanied by a sandstorm, reaching up to 100 kilometers per hour. All of this caused significant damage to the greenhouses where early berries such as raspberries, blackberries, blueberries and strawberries were grown. In addition to damage to greenhouses, cases of plants being uprooted were also recorded. Currently, in the berry-producing regions of Morocco, the loss of raspberry plantations is estimated between 15% and 20%. Blueberry and strawberry plantations also ...

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