Germany is rapidly emerging as an onion producer

Published 2024년 9월 13일

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The European Union's production of seed and plant onions rose by 3.2% to 6.4 million tons last year, with the Netherlands leading the way. Germany experienced the largest increase, with a 19% rise to 760,000 tons, and is expanding its cultivation area, especially near the Dutch border. Poland's production decreased by 2.5% due to reduced cultivation areas. Eastern European countries produce smaller quantities, offering opportunities for Dutch exports. Spain and France have seen variable production areas and yields. The Netherlands produced 1.6 million tons last year and is increasing its seed and plant onion cultivation area this year.
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The production of seed and plant onions in the European Union increased by 3.2 percent to 6.4 million tons in the past year. The Netherlands produces the most onions, with a share of 25 percent in the total production. However, Germany makes the largest contribution to the increase in production compared to 2022. Germany harvested a total of 760,000 tons of onions. Never before have so many onions been grown in the country. Compared to the previous year, production increased by 121,000 tons, or 19 percent. German onion growers achieved significantly higher yields from the land, according to Eurostat figures. In 2022, onion yields were rather disappointing in Germany, while last year there was a normal harvest of around 44 tons per hectare. Growth of 1,000 hectares Cultivation is growing, especially in the border region with the Netherlands. This year, the expansion of the cultivation area will once again result in greater production. Trade circles are expecting growth of 1,000 ...
Source: Nieuwe Oogst

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