The Spanish production of mango and custard apple will continue; the availability of water will determine that for avocado

Published 2021년 9월 19일

Tridge summary

The articles highlights the concentration of tropical and subtropical production in provinces such as Malaga and Granada, with a focus on avocado production. In spite of challenges like thermal changes affecting flowering, production levels are expected to remain steady at around 26,000 tons for mangoes and 60,000 tons for avocados. The mango campaign, which starts with the Osteen variety and ends in October, is expected to maintain quality. The avocado campaign, starting in November with the Bacon variety and taking over by December with the widely planted Hass variety, faces water supply issues, particularly in the Axarquía region. The Costa Tropical of Granada is better suited for avocado production due to its ability to withstand water stress, but it requires a more professional workforce and more resources, potentially shifting production throughout the season.
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Original content

The provinces of Malaga and Granada concentrate almost all of the tropical and subtropical European production, although they are joined by other areas of the Canary Islands, Levante, western Andalusia and Portugal that have mainly opted for avocado, a product considered a "superfood" and whose demand continues to grow every year. The president of the Spanish Association of Tropical Fruit Producers, Javier Braun, has explained to Efeagro that in this mango campaign the 2020 production level will be maintained -about 26,000 tons between Malaga and Granada-, despite the fact that " trees had to carry more than a year ago ”. "It was a difficult flowering spring" due to thermal changes, with times when it was very cool at night and then quite hot during the day, he said. Despite this, it has recognized that the Spanish mango, "which has already made its place in Europe", where it competes above all with the Brazilian -present twelve months of the year and harvested green-, is coming ...
Source: PEefeagro

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