The northern hemisphere produces 17 million tonnes of global processed tomatoes

게시됨 2024년 10월 16일

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The World Processing Tomato Council (WPTC) reported that despite varied weather conditions, the Northern Hemisphere processed over 17 million tonnes of tomatoes. France processed 150,000 tonnes with regional rainfall disparities, while Greece enjoyed favorable weather, processing 510,000 tonnes of high-quality fruit. Italy's north faced rain delays, processing 2.3 million tonnes, but the south had a strong season with 2.75 million tonnes. Portugal processed 80% of its expected volume, estimating 1.5 million tonnes, and Spain reached 3 million tonnes with excellent quality in Andalusia. Turkey's harvest is nearly complete, with 90% processed and a stable forecast of 2.7 million tonnes for 2024. Overall, the season showed resilience against climatic challenges, with a positive outlook for 2024.

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Northern Hemisphere surpasses 17 million tonnes of processed tomatoes despite mixed weather conditions. On 4 October, the World Processing Tomato Council (WPTC) released its update on the Northern Hemisphere processing tomato harvest. The latest figures show overall production exceeding 17 million tonnes, although the season was marked by varied weather conditions across regions, affecting yields in some countries. In France, around 150,000 tonnes of tomatoes were processed, but results differed between regions. In the south-east, 90% of contractual targets were met, while the south-west was only able to achieve two-thirds of the forecast due to heavy rainfall throughout the season. Total production for France is expected to be between 165,000 and 170,000 tonnes. In Greece, weather conditions were more favourable, allowing for the processing of around 510,000 tonnes of tomatoes. Harvesting is complete in the southern regions and is being finalised in the central areas, with an ...

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