Global peach production and trade volume both increased, China's production increased, and the United States fell to a low

Published 2023년 11월 8일

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Global fresh peach and nectarine production is set to increase by 827,000 tons this year, driven by China and the European Union. China's production is expected to reach 17.5 million tons, accounting for 70% of the global market. However, the United States is experiencing a decline in production due to abnormal weather, with the lowest output in 40 years. Overall, the EU's production is recovering, Turkey's exports are increasing, while Chile remains a significant exporter and Russia is the top importer.
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According to data from the Ministry of Commerce, global fresh peach and nectarine production is expected to increase by 827,000 tons this year, reaching 25 million tons. The increase in production mainly comes from China and the European Union. Supported by the recovery of Spain’s supply capacity, global exports of these two types of fruits will also increase. An increase of 62,000 tons, reaching 874,000 tons. In terms of imports, rising demand from Iraq and Kazakhstan is expected to push global imports of the two types of fruits to increase by 21,000 tons, reaching 852,000 tons. China plays an important role in the global supply and demand of peaches and nectarines, not only producing and exporting but also consuming the vast majority of output. Although northern provinces have suffered from low temperatures and snow this year, better growing conditions in southern provinces have made up for it. The unfavorable factors in the north have been eliminated. The increase in unit ...
Source: Guojiguoshu

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