EU plans to increase the production of cereals, sugar and apples and cut oranges this season

Published 2021년 10월 13일

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The European Commission's Short-term Agricultural Outlook Report for the 2021/22 season forecasts an increase in the production of cereals, sugar, and apples, with a decrease in orange production. Wheat production is expected to surge by 11.9%, contributing to an overall increase in cereal production by 5%. The production of oilseeds, protein crops, and sugar beet is also anticipated to rise. However, the report also highlights challenges in the pork and poultry sectors due to increased production and decreased demand, leading to falling prices at a time of high costs. The dairy and beef sectors are expected to benefit from good pasture availability.

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The European Union plans to increase the production of cereals, sugar and apples in the 2021/22 season, maintain that of olive oil and milk and cut that of orange, according to the Short-term Agricultural Outlook Report, relative to autumn 2021, published by the European Commission On arable crops, the Brussels analysis indicates that cereal production in the EU is on the rise, with a projection of 294.8 million tonnes for 2021/22, 5% more than in the This growth is mainly supported by the recovery of wheat production (131 million tons, + 11.9%). The EC forecasts that the use of cereals for feed will remain stable for 2021/22, at 162, 2 million tonnes. His estimates for oilseed production are set at 30.4 million tonnes (+ 10%); that of protein crops, at 4.8 million tons (+11.3%) and that of sugar beet, at 113 million tons (+13.6%). The Commission notes that, in general, these "positive prospects" in the herbaceous sector together with the "high prices" will allow producers "to be ...

Source: Agrodiario