EU harvest estimate for apples, oranges, tomatoes, peaches and nectarines lowered

Published 2022년 12월 12일

Tridge summary

The forecast for the EU's harvest and consumption of key fruits, including apples, oranges, tomatoes, peaches, and nectarines, for the 2022/23 season is seeing a decrease compared to the previous season. Specifically, apples are expected to see a 2.3% decrease in harvest, with a further 3.2% decrease in exports, and a 22.9% decrease in stocks. Oranges are projected to have a 12.1% decrease in total harvest, a 9.5% decrease in consumption oranges, a 5.6% decrease in consumption, with an increase in imports by 20.3% but a decrease in exports of fresh oranges by 12.5%. Peaches and nectarines are anticipated to decrease by 6.8%, with Italy and France experiencing significantly larger drops. Lastly, the total tomato harvest is expected to decrease by 11.6%, with a consumer market harvest decrease of 9.5% and consumption decrease of 7.1%.

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Original content

The short-term statistical forecasts and estimates for the harvest and consumption of apples, oranges, tomatoes, peaches and nectarines in the EU are all lower than in the previous season. ApplesBetween 2022/23 and 2021/22, a decrease of -2.3% in the EU apple harvest is expected. In addition, a decrease in EU apple exports is estimated at -3.2%. At the beginning of July 2022, when the report was drawn up, apple stocks were -22.9% lower than in the previous season. Oranges The total orange harvest will decrease by -12.1%, that of consumption oranges by -9.5% and consumption by -5.6%. Between 2022/23 and 2021/22, imports are expected to increase by 20.3% and exports of fresh oranges to decrease by -12.5%. Peaches and NectarinesPeaches and Nectarines are expected to fall -6.8% overall, while Italy and ...

Source: AGF