Swiss mushroom cultivation is increasing

Published 2022년 3월 17일

Tridge summary

Swiss mushroom cultivation has experienced a surge, with a 6% increase in production and a market share of 65% in 2021 compared to 2020. Oyster mushrooms, especially King oyster mushrooms, saw a 12% growth, while shiitake mushrooms marked a significant 28% increase. However, the sector is grappling with rising costs, which are affecting both production and investment. Some of these increased costs may be passed on to consumers. For more information, visitors are encouraged to visit mushrooms-suisses.ch.
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Swiss mushroom cultivation is increasing again compared to 2020. For Swiss mushrooms, the increase is 6%, with a market share of 65%. Swiss oyster mushrooms recorded a growth of 12%. King oyster mushrooms remain the number one in oyster mushroom cultivation. The 156 tons in 2020 has increased to 192 tons in 2021. In second place we find the shiitake, which generated a growth of 28% compared to the previous year. As before, producers are facing major challenges as a result of the sharply increased costs. Swiss mushroom production is not excluded from the cost increases that ...
Source: AGF

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