In Chile, Minister Valenzuela inaugurated the Paine watermelon season and highlighted this year's production

Published 2022년 12월 5일

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The article announces the start of the Paine watermelon season in Chile, with an expected production of three million watermelons. The Minister of Agriculture, Esteban Valenzuela, highlighted the tradition of watermelons at family gatherings during the holiday season. The price of watermelons is dependent on the market volume, with projections showing higher prices due to intermediary costs. The Lo Valledor Wholesale Market handles nearly 90% of the national watermelon distribution, primarily in the summer and with a smaller percentage in January. Paine, known as the main watermelon-producing area, has received a Geographical Indication for its watermelons and invites visitors to interact with producers directly.
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The Minister of Agriculture, Esteban Valenzuela, arrived at the Lo Valledor Wholesale Market to lead the launch of the Paine watermelon season, where he stressed that a production of about three million watermelons is expected for this period. “This Christmas, if there is a good moment when a family comes together, sharing a watermelon from Paine where, at the end of the 19th century, this tradition of this wonderful product that comes from the most fertile lands of Africa, from the Nile (…) began (…) We hope that There are up to 3 million watermelons, there are almost 3,000 hectares that, in different areas of the country, but especially in Paine, where the best watermelon is found, the tradition," said Minister Valenzuela during the inauguration. Like most vegetables, the price of the product has a direct and inverse relationship with the volume present in the market, with watermelons concentrated in the summer period. In this sense, the Secretary of State pointed out that "here ...

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