U.S. raspberry production reached 82.1 million kilos in 2024, showing a 27% increase.

Published 2025년 5월 9일

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In 2024, U.S. raspberry production surged by 27% to 82.1 million kilos, attributed to an expanded harvested area and higher yields, according to the USDA. The production was divided into 43.5 million kilos for the fresh market and 38.3 million for processing, generating a total value of $475 million, up by 26% from the previous year. However, international supply issues, notably a shortage of 90/10 IQF raspberries from Serbia and Mexico, have led to increased prices, highlighting the importance of domestic production stability.

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(Agraria.pe) In 2024, raspberry production in the United States reached 82.1 million kilos, reflecting a 27% increase compared to 2023 in comparable states, according to data from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). This increase was fueled by a 3% increase in harvested area, totaling 6,800 hectares, and improved yields. The average yield reached 12,100 kilos per hectare, an increase of 984 kilos compared to the previous year. Of the total production, 43.5 million kilos were destined for the fresh market, while 38.3 million were destined for processing. The economic results of the US raspberry harvest improved, with a total value estimated at US$475 million, 26% higher than the previous season. At the same time, international supply issues arose, particularly affecting the frozen raspberry market. Expana market operators report a shortage of 90/10 IQF raspberries from the 2024 Serbian harvest, which had decreased by 30%-40%. Consequently, Serbian IQF raspberry ...

Source: Agraria