Chile cultivates a variety of high-yielding raspberries, and the export market for frozen fruit is broad

게시됨 2023년 1월 31일

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Chile is a major global raspberry producer and exporter, with a peak planting area of 12,000 hectares in 2007. However, factors such as low yields and labor shortages have led to a decline in competitiveness, with the planting area shrinking. To combat this, Chile introduced the Raspberry Variety Improvement Program in 2009, which has led to the development of high-yielding, high-quality raspberry varieties. These varieties are suitable for both small-scale and large-scale farming and have superior yield and fruit quality compared to previous varieties. Chile also has over 50 years of experience in exporting frozen fruits to more than 50 countries, with an export value of about 500 million US dollars, and has a zero-tariff advantage for exports to China.

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Chile has always been a major raspberry producer and exporter in the world. Initially, it mainly exported fresh fruit to the United States. Later, due to increased transportation costs and competition from neighboring countries, Chile gradually shifted to exporting IQF raspberry products. It is estimated that Chile At its peak in 2007, the raspberry planting area reached 12,000 hectares, making it the third largest raspberry exporter in the world. In the past few years, the scale of Chilean raspberry planting has shrunk, mainly due to factors such as low yields of planted varieties and labor shortages, which have led to a decline in competitiveness. In the last two seasons, thanks to the increase in raspberry prices and the application of new technologies, the planting area has increased to 5,000 hectares. and is still expanding. In 2009, Chile launched the Raspberry Variety Improvement Program, aiming to develop new varieties with higher yield and better quality to replace ...

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