European peach and nectarine harvest normal with the exception of Spain

Published 2022년 5월 25일

Tridge summary

The 2022 European harvest estimates for peaches and nectarines, as provided by medFEL, show a recovery from the challenging 2021 season in most countries, with the exception of Spain. France is expecting a normal harvest despite a severe heat wave, Spain is set for the worst damage in the past 40 years with a "very short" season, Italy's harvest is expected to reach near-normal levels, and Greece is back on track to its regular harvest potential. These expectations are based on collaborative efforts from various agricultural organizations across the affected countries.

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Yesterday, medFEL released the European harvest estimates for peaches and nectarines for 2022. While 2021 was a difficult season for all European production areas (many shortages for the third year in a row), this year for all production areas, with the exception of Spain, an almost normal harvest is expected. France: Normal situation for peaches and nectarines While the 2021 season was strongly marked by frost, with damage in all production areas, Bruno Darnaud, president of the PDO peaches and nectarines, reported this year that "the French orchard has stabilised, with a good renewal rate." That means a normal harvest situation without major climate risks, despite a severe heat wave in May that will affect the quality of the fruit. Spain: The 2022 season is worse than the 2021A harvest decrease in 2021 for Spain compared to the average harvest of the last five years, but volumes that were nevertheless "acceptable". From a commercial point of view, the lack of product had allowed ...

Source: AGF