Chilean fruits are expected in the North American market

Published 2022년 11월 21일

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The article highlights the anticipated arrival of winter fruits, particularly cherries from Chile, in the US market. The North American Fresh Fruit Association (CFFA) has planned a marketing campaign to promote Chilean cherries, aiming to encourage consumer engagement through various strategies. Chile has emerged as a significant supplier of counter-season cherries, holding 96% of the global share, with a notable growth in exports to the US, which increased by 94% in the 2021-22 season.

Additionally, the article covers the Chilean table grape industry's plans to introduce over 50% of new grape varieties in the 2022-23 season, aiming to enhance competitiveness and meet consumer preferences. However, there will be an 8% decrease in fresh blueberry exports from Chile for the 2022-23 season, all due to a focus on quality control and exporting varieties that better meet consumer demands.
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With fall heading into the US market, it's time for winter fruit from Chile to start making its way to the US, with fresh cherries currently attracting the most interest. “The big news this year is Chilean cherries,” said Karen Brux, director of marketing for the North American Fresh Fruit Association (CFFA). "We expect a large volume increase in the US market, and we will launch an expanded marketing program that will encompass both retail and consumer promotions." He added that the marketing campaign will encourage consumers to "Cherrish Every Moment" with "Cherries from Chile." CFFA is spreading this message through point-of-sale collateral, in-store advertisements, social media posts, and a radio campaign in select cities across the United States. "For the first time, we are also designing and producing retail bins for cherries," he stressed, adding that promotable volumes are expected in the months of January and February 2023. Chile has become a major supplier of cherries to ...

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