Italy: The nut supply chain made in Emilia Romagna is growing

Published 2022년 10월 10일

Tridge summary

Italy is developing a profitable walnut cultivation industry, with a goal to meet half of the country's demand with local production. The In-Noce supply chain project, involving 23 farms and covering 500 hectares in Emilia-Romagna and Marche, aims to enhance walnut production and nutrition. Despite the potential of the product, the 2022 season is shadowed by high costs and decreasing consumer purchasing power. A study by New Factor and SG Marketing found that walnuts have the highest purchase frequency in the dried and dehydrated fruit category, with health value being the primary purchase motivator.
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It is still a niche production, that of Italian walnuts, if compared to a world market where about 2.3 million tons are harvested every year (90% monopoly of China, United States, Chile, Iran and Ukraine), but tricolor nociculture is becoming an increasingly widespread and profitable agricultural specialization, so much so that it is estimated that our country will be able to cover at least half of domestic demand with local products (about 50 thousand tons per year) in a few years. In this scenario, the Romagna day dedicated to walnut should be read, in its 18th edition, which was held in Forlì to take stock of the market trend and enhance the In-Noce supply chain project which five years ago saw a dozen companies from Emilia-Romagna and Marche join forces, led by the leader New Factor of Rimini, to enhance the production and washing of this precious shell fruit not only for farmers but also from a nutritional point of view, as confirmed by the constantly growing consumption in ...

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