Hungary: Extreme weather makes green pea and sweet corn production impossible

Published 2021년 10월 4일

Tridge summary

The Hungarian green pea and sweet corn sector is facing a crisis due to extreme weather conditions, with many farmers considering abandoning green pea cultivation, which could lead to a collapse of domestic production and significant losses for the sweet corn industry and processing sector. The situation is critical as green peas are a crucial raw material for the refrigeration and canning industry, and the loss of green pea production could result in a shortage of 20-30% of these industries' raw materials. Additionally, sweet corn, which is sown on a significant portion of the green pea production area, could lead to a deficit of 18-23%. These vegetables are essential for the Hungarian manufacturing industry, accounting for 75% of the volume output of the processing industry. Urgent measures and targeted subsidies are needed to address these issues and prevent further losses.
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Original content

The Hungarian green pea and sweet corn sector is in serious trouble, as due to the extreme weather conditions in recent years, more and more players in the sector are thinking of giving up green pea cultivation. This, in turn, would not only make domestic green pea production impossible, but would also deal a serious blow to the cultivation of sweet corn and the processing industry based on them. The Agricultural Sector asked the FruitVeB Hungarian Fruit and Vegetable Interprofessional Organization and Product Council (FruitVeB) about the seriousness of the situation and the possible solution. Growing green peas and sweet corn in a difficult situation The FruitVeB report on the domestic situation of green peas and sweet corn has been published recently. In this, the Product Council drew attention to the fact that negative phenomena are already being felt, which have endangered not only the functioning of production, but also the functioning of the processing industry, as reported ...
Source: Trademagazin

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