Peach production up slightly and prices down in France

Published 2023년 8월 14일

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According to Agreste's forecasts, French peach and nectarine production for 2023 is estimated to be around 231,000 tonnes, similar to last year's levels but 3% higher than the 2018 average. Occitanie is expected to see a 6% increase in production, while Provence-Alpes-Côte-D'azur is expected to see a 12% increase. However, the Rhône Valley has experienced a 19% decrease in production due to bad weather in June. Despite a decrease in prices over the past year, prices still remain higher than the average prices from 2018-2022.

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According to forecasts established by Agreste on August 1, French production of peaches, nectarines, nectarines and pavies for 2023 is estimated at 231,000 tonnes, a level close to that of last year, but 3% higher than the 2018 average. 2022. Compared to last year, the harvest is less early and has returned to a schedule more in line with normal. In Occitanie, which concentrates 45% of national production in 2022, located mainly in Roussillon and Gard, production is announced to be up by 6%. In Roussillon, production is higher than expected, as irrigation restrictions were not increased at the start of summer. Production is also expected to increase (+12%) in Provence-Alpes-Côte-D'azur (32% of national production in 2022). On the other hand, bad weather in June affected the harvest (-19%) in the Rhône Valley (18% of national production in 2022). Compared to last year, the harvest is less early and has returned to a schedule more in line with normal. An active market In July 2023, ...

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