Tridge summary
In 2024, the cultivation of sweet cherries in the Netherlands saw a slight increase, covering an area of 556 hectares, with 120 out of 340 cherry growers specializing in the crop, accounting for 35% of the total cherry growing area. Meanwhile, the country's plum cultivation expanded to 260 hectares, with 35 out of 270 growers dedicated to plums, holding 18% of the total plum cultivation area.
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In 2024, sweet cherries were grown on an area of almost 560 hectares. The area increased by 1.5% compared to 2023. There are 340 entrepreneurs in the Netherlands who grow cherries. Of these, 120 focus exclusively on cherry cultivation. Together they have 35% of the total cherry area. The area for growing plums in the Netherlands this year amounts to 260 hectares. There are ...
Source: Agri Holland
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