Typhoon Dana Devastates Taiwan's Agriculture, Pomelo Production Drops by Over 50%!

Published 2025년 7월 10일

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The local agricultural authorities reported on the 8th that as of 5 PM that day, Typhoon "Dannas" had caused agricultural losses exceeding 14 billion New Taiwan dollars across Taiwan.

Among these, Chiayi County suffered the heaviest losses at 5.8 billion NTD, followed by Tainan City at 4.6 billion NTD, and Yunlin County at 2.7 billion NTD. Crop losses were primarily in pomelos, with production reduced by over half and losses approaching 3 billion NTD, followed by bananas, bamboo shoots, oranges, and ponkan.

According to reports, pomelos are currently in the medium to large fruit stage and were set to be harvested in one month. However, the typhoon caused massive fruit drop. Since the fruits were not yet mature, they cannot be processed. Tainan still has 30% of mangoes unharvested and experiencing significant fruit drop. Fruits in Tainan and Chiayi, such as avocados, Kaohsiung旗山 bananas, and guavas, were also damaged by the typhoon.

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The agricultural authorities in Taiwan reported on the 8th that as of 5 PM that day, Typhoon "Dainese" had caused agricultural losses exceeding 14 billion New Taiwan dollars. Among these, Chiayi County suffered the heaviest losses at 5.8 billion New Taiwan dollars, followed by Tainan City at 4.6 billion New Taiwan dollars, and Yunlin County at 2.7 billion New Taiwan dollars. Crop losses were primarily pomelos, with production reduced by over half, resulting in losses of nearly 3 billion New Taiwan dollars, followed by bananas, bamboo shoots, oranges, and ponkans. According to reports, pomelos have currently grown to medium and large sizes and can be harvested in about a month. However, due to the typhoon, large quantities of fruit were blown off. Since the fruit is not yet ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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