Petrelli figs season starts in Italy

Published 2021년 6월 14일

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The fig season in Apulia, Italy is about to start with the harvest of the Petrelli variety, with the official start expected from June 14. Despite smaller quantities due to extreme temperature fluctuations, the quality is better than last year. Exports of the black Domenico Tauro variety are also expected. The figs will be shipped to the Italian market, with Germany being the main export destination. The company Michelangelo De Chirico S.r.l. plans to stabilize the price for growers at €1.00 to €1.10 per kilo.
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In Apulia, in the areas of Molfetta, Terlizzi and Ruvo di Puglia, the fig season is about to start. With a week's delay, the first fruits of the Petrelli variety are harvested and the season will officially start from 14 June. In the coming days, the black Domenico Tauro will also be harvested and destined for export. Figs of the Petrelli variety (photo provided by Michelangelo De Chirico) “Despite the fact that the Petrelli figs are not too big, the quality is better than last year. There has been less rain and the fruit is much tastier. However, the quantities are smaller than last season due to extreme temperature fluctuations in early spring,” says Michelangelo De Chirico, commercial director of the company of the same name in Molfetta (Bari). According to De Chirico (right in photo) the prospects should be good. “We are already receiving many requests and the price for the grower should stabilize at €1.00 to €1.10 per kilo. If you calculate that a kilo of cherries is sold for ...
Source: AGF

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