Tridge summary
In March, the World Apple and Pear Association highlighted a decrease in European apple stocks, totaling 2,570,837 tons, the lowest in four years and down by 56,723 tons from the previous year. Poland, with a significant reduction of 59,000 tons from the previous year and 206,000 tons from February 2024, had 706,000 tons, making it the second-largest holder after Italy, which led with 840,853 tons. France followed with 426,144 tons. In Poland, the most stored apple varieties were Golden Delicious, Red Jonaprince, and Idared, indicating a diverse storage portfolio.
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According to World Apple and Pear Association, in March, apple stocks in European cold stores amounted to 2,570,837 tons. This is 56,723 tons less than in 2023. It should be emphasized that this year's March inventories are the lowest in four years. In Poland, apple stocks as of March 1, 2024 according to WAPA amount to 706,000 tons. Inventories are 59,000 tons lower than last year. Taking into account data from last month - February 1, 2024 - stocks decreased by 206,000 tons. The largest number of apples are in the cold stores of Italian fruit growers - 840,853 tons. There are fewer apples stored in Poland - 706,000 tons. France is in third place in terms of ...
Source: Agroberichtenbuitenland
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