The cherry harvest in Val Venosta, Italy, is expected to yield around 650 metric tons, with large berries and new varieties offering new market opportunities. The Vip cooperative has obtained GlobalG.A.P. certification, ensuring sustainable production, and is testing two new varieties for increased productivity. The traditional Regina and Cordia cherries, along with the new Henrietta and Areco varieties, grow well in the Vinschgau valley and are sorted using advanced technology for quality and size.