Citrus production in Spain falls by 25% due to the drought

게시됨 2022년 9월 27일

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The 2022-2023 orange harvest in Andalusia, Spain, is expected to see a significant decrease due to water scarcity, with a projected production of 1,997,541 tons, a 25.1% drop from the previous season. The lack of water has also impacted the production of mandarins and lemons. Andalusia is responsible for 33.5% of Spain's total citrus fruit production, with Seville being the primary production area. Other provinces like Huelva, Córdoba, and Almería also contribute to the citrus production in Andalusia. The demand for labor in production tasks for the campaign is projected to be 4.21 million wages.

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Practically half of Spanish oranges, 44.7% of the total, are grown in Andalusia. It is the data of the campaign (2022-2023) that, marked by the lack of rainfall and the repeated scarcity of water, is presented with a significant decrease compared to those of previous years. For this harvest, a production of close to two million tons is expected, exactly 1,997,541 tons, a figure that represents 25.1% less than the final production recorded last season and 16.1% less than the average for the last four seasons. More information Andalusian Citrus Table Meeting. Meeting of the Andalusian Citrus Table. The Citrus Table asks that quotas be respected at the entry of third countries Data from the Ministry of Agriculture indicate that Andalusia will produce 33.5% of the total citrus fruit in Spain, where the harvest is expected to to 6,000,000 tons. In addition, by species, it is estimated that sweet orange production will decrease by 29.9%, mandarin by 26.9% and lemon by 13.6%, figures ...

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