Higher quantities of yellow kiwis than expected in Italy

Published 2021년 10월 28일

Tridge summary

The Frutteto Consortium, with a production volume of 15 thousand tons of red and yellow kiwis, is experiencing a successful harvest season despite spring frosts reducing yields by 20-25%. The kiwis, branded Jingold, are expected to have higher quantities than initial estimates due to the protection of the plants with nets and anti-frost. There is high demand for red kiwifruit with good prices, and the commercial campaign is off to a positive start. The consortium, with 170 members producing various fruits across Italy, also plans to start the green kiwi fruit campaign in early November.
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Original content

Patrizio Neri, commercial director of the Frutteto Consortium, a consortium that reaches a total volume of 15 thousand tons between red and yellow varieties, is optimistic about the kiwi campaign: "A couple of weeks ago we successfully completed the red kiwi harvest and now we are in the middle of the yellow campaign - he begins - Compared to the initial estimates, we believe that the quantities will be higher. No doubt about the quality, which is really excellent “. The kiwis are branded Jingold The Orchard Consortium is made up of 170 members located throughout Italy, which produce strawberries, apricots, plums, peaches, nectarines, pears, apples, lotuses, Hayward kiwifruit and Jingold kiwifruit: Jintao, Jinyen (yellow flesh variety), Dong Hong (red pulp), Boerica and Z5Z6 (very sweet green pulp). The main office is in Cesena, other collection centers are located in Policoro (Basilicata), Latina (Lazio) and Rosarno (Calabria). The guards saved the production Even the kiwi was ...
Source: Myfruit

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