United States: California walnut production in 2024 is expected to be lower

Published 2024년 9월 9일

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The USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service has reported a 19% decrease in California walnut production for 2024, with an estimated output of 670,000 tons, down from 824,000 tons in 2023. Despite this drop, the industry anticipates a high-quality crop. Preliminary data shows the 2023 crop is nearly sold out, with complete shipment and inventory figures due in September. The expected end-of-season shipping volume is predicted to be significantly lower than the previous year, similar to the 2024 crop size, which is around the same as in 2019.

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service released the official 2024 California Walnut Industry Measurement Report. Production of the nut is projected to reach 670,000 tons (607,814 MT), down 19% from 2023, which saw 824,000 tons (747,520 MT). Along with the crop estimate, the California walnut industry is finalizing the close of the 2023 crop year. While final shipment and inventory figures will be released at the end of September, preliminary data indicates the crop is nearly sold out. "As anticipated, the 2024 crop is below the record, historic 2023 crop and will deliver the high quality that defines California walnuts globally," said Robert Verloop, executive director and CEO of the California Walnut Board ...

Source: MXfruit