Tridge summary
The cherry season at BelOrta in Belgium has commenced, starting a few weeks earlier due to spring's mild temperatures. The season duration is from mid-June to mid-August, with the cherry area expanding to 236 ha, which includes over a quarter under protection from weather conditions. The main cherry varieties grown are Kordia and Regina. Upon arrival, the cherries are cooled through a hydrocooler to maintain quality and extend shelf life. You can find more information about BelOrta by contacting their offices or visiting their website.
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The Belgian cherry season at BelOrta has started again. The cherry season started a few weeks earlier this year due to the mild temperatures in spring. The Belgian cherry season runs from mid-June to mid-August. This season, the BelOrta cherries area covers a total of 236 ha, of which just over a quarter is grown under protection. In this way, the weather conditions influence the cherry trees a lot less and the growers can harvest a high-quality product with more certainty. The main varieties within BelOrta are Kordia and Regina. To preserve the quality of the cherries and extend the shelf life, the cherries go through a hydrocooler immediately after arrival at BelOrta. The cherries are then literally given an ice-cold shower ...
Source: AGF
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