European apple stocks in January were 6% lower than in 2022

Published 2023년 2월 7일

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The article reports on the decrease in apple and pear stocks in the US and Europe as of January 1, 2023. European apple stocks saw a 6% decline, primarily due to a decrease in Golden Delicious, Idared, Jonagold, Gala, and Fuji varieties. However, Cripps Pink, Granny Smith, and Red Jonaprince varieties saw an increase. European pear stocks decreased by 19%, with Conference, Rocha, and Alejandrina varieties contributing to the decrease. In the US, Fuji, Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, Red Delicious, and Golden Delicious stocks decreased, while Gala, Cosmic Crisp, and Empire varieties increased. US stocks of Bosc and Comice pears also decreased, but Anjou and Williams varieties increased.
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In the United States, apple stocks as of January 1, 2023 stood at 1,604,469 tons (-4.1% compared to 2022), while those of pears show a decrease of 168,353 tons (-2.2% compared to 2022). . According to WAPA data, the 6% decline in European apple stocks was mainly due to reductions in the following varieties: Golden Delicious (-20.1%), Idared (-19.2%), Jonagold (- 23.3%), Gala (-15.5%) and Fuji (-7.5%). Cripps Pink increased 28.8%, Granny Smith grew 15.9% and Red Jonaprince 23.1%. Regarding pears, the decrease of 19% in the EU was due to the reduction of the Conference (-3.1%), Rocha (-56.7%) and Alejandrina (-20.4%) varieties. Abate Fetel grew substantially by 411%. Stocks of Portuguese Rocha are compared to stocks on November 1st. In the US, Fuji stocks were down -3.6%, Granny Smith were down -25.6%, Honeycrisp -7.9%, Red Delicious -16.6%, Golden ...
Source: Agraria

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