Global cherry production will grow in 2024-25 season

Published 2024년 10월 25일

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The USDA Foreign Agricultural Service has released a report predicting a slight increase in global fresh cherry production for the 2024-25 season, reaching 5.0 million tons, despite a decline in production from Turkey. This increase is expected to be driven by China, Chile, the European Union, and the United States. Global cherry exports are also anticipated to reach 759,000 tons, approaching last season's record. China's production and imports are estimated to increase, while the European Union's production has seen growth despite weather damage. US cherry production is also expected to rise, despite frost damage. Chile and China are the primary players in the global cherry trade, with Chile being a key off-season supplier to the Chinese market.

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According to the Stone Fruit: Markets and World Trade report recently released by the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service, global fresh cherry production for the 2024-25 season is expected to increase slightly, reaching 5.0 million tons. Despite a decline in production from Turkey, the world's leading cherry producer, global production is expected to increase from China, Chile, the European Union and the United States. As for global cherry exports, the USDA report indicates that they are expected to reach 759,000 tons, approaching last season's record. China's production and imports are also estimated to increase to 850,000 and 415,000 tons, respectively. Although Turkey, the world's largest cherry producer, is experiencing favorable growing conditions this year, last year's exceptional weather conditions and record yields are unlikely to be repeated. As a result, Turkish production is expected to decline by 48,000 tonnes to a total of 900,000 tonnes. However, strong demand from the ...

Source: Portaldelcampo