Chile: 63% of the avocado industry is reporting on sustainability and 92% is making progress in water efficiency

Published 2024년 11월 25일

Tridge summary

The Global Avocado Summit, also known as 'Avocado Day', made its return after seven years, bringing together over 600 industry professionals to discuss sustainability advances and forecast a 33% increase in production to 200 thousand tons for the 2024 season, with 55% expected for domestic consumption and the remainder for export to various countries. Chile, being a leading avocado exporter, has made significant sustainability strides, with 92% of member companies reporting progress in water efficiency. The avocado industry's growth and popularity are projected to continue, potentially becoming the most traded fruit globally, with Chile playing a prominent role. The summit highlighted the industry's positive environmental and health impacts, reinforcing its importance in both domestic and international markets.
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After more than seven years without being held, the Global Avocado Summit, also known as “Avocado Day”, returned on November 21, organized by the Avocado Committee and Grupo Yentzen, which brought together nearly 700 producers, exporters, authorities and representatives of different fruit associations at the Casino Monticello Events Center, and which had as its central theme to address the advances in sustainability in the sector, revealing unprecedented figures. “This 2024 we wanted to bring back Avocado Day, aware that it is important to discuss and socialize good practices among all to continue growing as a sector around sustainability,” said Carmen Gloria Lüttges, president of the Avocado Committee, who appreciated that this event has also served to share encouraging figures for the sector. Along these lines, the executive commented that “we have a good season ahead of us, driven by good fruit set and favorable weather conditions, where we expect to produce 200 thousand tons, ...

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