The stone fruit appears already with less kilos and a fall of European competition

게시됨 2021년 4월 26일

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The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA) of Spain recently met with producer organizations to discuss the state of the sweet fruit sector following a reduced production in 2020 due to hail and decreased cultivation, despite record exports. The 2021 season is expected to see further reductions due to severe frosts in Spain, France, and Italy. The Valencian Community, however, foresees a harvest of excellent quality and without significant losses, which could lead to fair prices for all in the supply chain. The MAPA is encouraging administration coordination to manage labor flow in the sector.

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Less than a week ago, those responsible for the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA) met with those of the main producer organizations to take stock of the situation in the sweet fruit sector after the 2020 season and to see the prospects for this year . The MAP started in its analysis of a 2020 campaign shorter than that of previous years (1.68 million tons in total of apricot, peach, nectarine, plum and cherry), below the 1.96 million of 2019, the 1.88 million in 2018 or 2.24 million in 2017, the latter year that the sector wants to forget because of the low prices it received. In 2020, Aragon was the first producing region (442,596 tonnes), followed by Murcia (383,294 t), Catalonia (364,877 t), Extremadura (207,334 t), Andalusia (100,055 t), Valencian Community (64,243 t), Castilla-La Mancha (57,405 t) and the rest of the autonomous communities, which in total totaled 61,507 tons. If the 2020 campaign was characterized by "a significant reduction in the cultivated ...

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