Due to overheating effect, there is a boom of exotic fruits in Puglia, Italy

Published 2022년 8월 2일

Tridge summary

Puglia has seen a significant increase in the cultivation of exotic crops such as avocados, mangoes, Goji berries, aronia berries, bananas, and limes, with the area under cultivation exceeding 500 hectares. This surge, driven by the effects of climate change and the interest of young farmers, has led to an 18% rise in consumption of these fruits. A survey by Coldiretti-Ixè reveals that the majority of consumers would prefer to buy locally sourced tropical fruits and are willing to pay more for the assurance of national origin. The article also highlights the impact of climate change, with 2022 marking the sixth warmest year on record.
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Puglia records a surge in avocado, mango and Goji berry crops along with other exotic productions such as aronia berries, bananas and limes. This is what emerges from an analysis by Coldiretti Puglia, which traces the profile of a phenomenon that has exploded due to the effects of overheating caused by climate changes and destined to profoundly change consumer behavior in the coming years, but also production choices. of the same farms. In a few years it has gone from a few hectares planted with exotic superfruits to over 500 hectares with an exponential increase in recent years, with the phenomenon of exotic fruit in Puglia, also driven by the commitment of many young farmers, it is an example of the ability of innovation of agricultural enterprises in Puglia - explains Coldiretti Puglia - in the fruit and vegetable sector which too often is hampered by an organizational, infrastructural and diplomatic delay. Consumption at the same time increased by 18%, when avocado ranks first ...

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