World: Citrus production is estimated to be almost 9% lower than in the previous campaign in the northern hemisphere

Published 2024년 11월 20일

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The World Citrus Organization (WCO) has released its annual Northern Hemisphere citrus forecast for the 2024-25 season, predicting a decrease in production by 8.73% to 27,297,216 tons, which is 5.88% below the average of the last four seasons. This is largely due to Turkey returning to normal production levels and an expected decline from Egypt. The total citrus exports are also expected to decrease by 8.94%. The forecast also highlights decreases in production in major EU countries like Spain, Italy, and Egypt, with the exception of Morocco, and a recovery in Israel. The WCO will release the production and export forecast for the Southern Hemisphere in April.

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The World Citrus Organization (WCO) has released its annual Northern Hemisphere citrus forecast for the upcoming citrus season (2024-25). The forecast was released on the occasion of the Northern Hemisphere Citrus Forecast Outlook 2024-2025, organized by the WCO on November 15. The forecast is based on data from Egypt, Greece, Israel, Italy, Morocco, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey, the United States and, for the first time, Portugal. The forecast shows that citrus production is estimated at 27,297,216 tons, which represents a decrease of 8.73% compared to the previous season. The 2024/2025 forecast is also 5.88% below the average of the last four seasons. The WCO, the World Citrus Organization, released its annual Northern Hemisphere citrus forecast for the upcoming season (2024-25) on November 15. The preliminary forecast is based on data from industry associations in the Mediterranean region and the United States. Citrus production for 2024/2025 is estimated at 27,297,216 tons, a ...

Source: InfoAgro