Global decline in kiwi production

Published 2023년 9월 25일

Tridge summary

The estimated global production of kiwis in Europe for 2023 is projected to be around 755 thousand tonnes, a decrease of 4% compared to 2022. Italy is confirmed to be the second-largest producer with approximately 311 thousand tonnes, a decrease of 7% from the previous year. The decrease in production is primarily attributed to the decline in green kiwi production, which is down by 15% due to frost damage, reduction in cultivation areas, and the impact of the dieback disease.
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Original content

In Europe the estimated global production of kiwis for 2023 is around 755 thousand tonnes, 4% less than in 2022, and in Italy around 311 thousand tonnes (which confirms our country as the second world player), as a whole of all the cultivars present, which is 7% less than last year. The green kiwi falls due to the death This is the essential data of the forecasts that emerged from the 42nd Iko (International kiwifruit organization) conference, held in Curicò in Chile between 12 and 14 September, in which Cso Italy participated for Italy together with a representation of its social base. Alongside the Italian one, the Iko conference was attended by delegations from Greece, Spain, Portugal, France, the United States, New Zealand and Chile. Some non-Iko member countries invited to the conference were also present, such as South Africa, Argentina and Brazil. Focusing on the forecasts for Italy, the decrease is dictated once again by the reduction in green kiwi production, equal to ...
Source: Myfruit

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