European pear pie

Published 2021년 10월 23일

Tridge summary

Spring frosts have caused significant damage to pear stocks in Europe, with some Italian varieties experiencing up to 90% losses. The situation is severe for Dutch and German producers as well, leading to a predicted price increase of up to 50% for Germans. However, countries like North America and Australia, which are less affected by the weather events, expect a balanced return. The Dutch pear harvest is going well, with the Conference variety expected to promise good yields. In Italy, the pear season has been the worst, with a crop taken almost entirely by spring frost. The country needs unprecedented imports from Spain.

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Original content

According to freshplaza.com, spring frosts have caused significant damage to pear stocks in many European countries. For some Italian varieties, losses have reached 90%, while Dutch and German producers are also facing severe crop losses. Higher, up to 50% price increase is expected for the Germans. Areas less affected by weather events, such as North America or Australia, expect a balanced return: in the former, increasing demand for organic pears is also shaping trade processes. In the Netherlands, pear harvesting takes place at full steam. Growers are happy with the season, and thanks to the spectacularly poor French and Italian harvest, the situation promises a good market position. In addition to excellent taste and other favorable quality parameters, they expect an increasing design. The Conference variety is projected to promise good yields, not only in quantity but also in size and quality. 30-50% higher prices are expected in Germany. This year's fruit production is about ...

Source: AgroForum