US: Crop harvests set for strong mid-season yields, according to California Walnut Commission

Published 2024년 11월 4일

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The California Walnut Commission has announced that the 2024 walnut crop is expected to yield high-quality walnuts, with the Chandler variety making up over 65% of the industry acreage and showing excellent color and condition. Optical sorters and enhanced inspections will be used to remove imperfect walnuts, ensuring a high-quality product. Demand for California walnuts is strong, with early bookings for the new crop shipping to various global markets. The industry prioritizes food safety and is working to expand and develop export markets.
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The California Walnut Commission has moved to offer a key mid-harvest update on this year’s crops, which it revealed are progressing smoothly, with high quality yield expected for 2024, writes Neill Barston. As the organisation noted, early walnut varieties are nearing completion, with the local Chandler variety is at the peak of harvest and the industry is pleased with the quality of this year’s results, aided by more conducive temperates that have improved crop outlooks, which has provided good news for the wider ingredients sector, including for chocolate and wider confectionery manufacturers. According to the California Walnut Commission, the Chandler variety, which represents over 65% of the California industry acreage, show excellent color and condition. With the continual advancement of optical sorters and enhanced inspections, processors can remove imperfect walnuts prior to the final pack and provide the high quality product customers expect. Gary Thiara, President and ...

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