The production of citrus in the northern hemisphere has been greatly reduced, global citrus production expected to drop by nearly 5 million tons

Published 2023년 8월 9일

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The recently released "Global Citrus Market and Trade Situation" report by the US Department of Agriculture predicts a decrease in citrus production worldwide. Adverse weather conditions have caused a reduction in production in both the northern and southern hemisphere, leading to a decrease of over 4.8 million tons in total output. The report highlights specific changes in mandarin/tangerine, orange, grapefruit, and lemon/lime production in various countries, including China, Morocco, the European Union, and the United States.
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According to the "Global Citrus Market and Trade Situation" report recently released by the US Department of Agriculture, although the output of citrus producing countries in the southern hemisphere has generally increased, most producing countries in the northern hemisphere have reduced production due to unfavorable weather conditions. Both will see production cuts, and total output is expected to decrease by more than 4.8 million tons. Tangerines/Oranges Global mandarin/tangerine production in 2022/23 is expected to drop by 900,000 tons to 36.9 million tons due to adverse weather conditions, with production in China and Morocco falling significantly. China's output is expected to be 26.5 million tons, down 2%, but still ranks first in the world. Domestic consumption is expected to decline, while exports will increase. Indonesia and Vietnam will remain China's largest export markets. Although Greece's production has increased , but not enough to offset the reduction in production ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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