Chilean nuts are in the most complicated moment

Published Oct 30, 2023

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Chilean walnuts are exported to 76 countries due to their unique conditions for production. Chile's natural barriers and Mediterranean climate allow for the production of fresh and high-quality walnuts. Currently, the walnut industry is facing challenges such as low prices and increased production, but there are efforts being made to promote consumption and explore new markets.
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Currently, Chilean walnuts are exported to 76 countries. They are produced in unique conditions in the world, which allow them to produce against the seasons and supply the markets with fresh, safe and healthy walnuts. Chile's location allows it to be a true phytosanitary island, made up of 4 natural barriers: The Atacama Desert to the north, Antarctica to the south, the Pacific Ocean to the west and the Andes Mountains to the east. It also has a Mediterranean climate that facilitates not only the production of nuts but also many natural products. The Chilean walnut is recognized as one of the best in the world, thanks to its extra-light color, its freshness, and match performance that make it an attractive product. PortalFrutícola.com spoke with Juan Esteban Rodríguez, the agronomist, General Manager of the exporter Growex and president of the Association of Nut Producers and Exporters of Chile (ChileNut), a group established in 2002, which has associated companies since the IV ...
Source: MXfruit

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