Persimmon harvest losses in some areas of Spain exceed 70%

Published 2024년 11월 4일

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The Spanish Kaki Association is expressing concern over the severe damage caused by a natural disaster in Valencia, leading to significant losses in the persimmon industry. The disaster, causing over 70% loss in harvest and affecting production for the season, has also resulted in losses and injuries. The association is seeking support from public administrations, including direct aid, tax incentives, and a special recovery plan, and is advocating for improved drainage and protective infrastructure to mitigate future impacts of extreme weather events.

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The Spanish Kaki Association has expressed concern about the serious damage caused by the recent natural disaster in the province of Valencia, EastFruit reports. Hurricane-force winds, heavy rains and floods have seriously affected persimmon production and caused significant losses in the agricultural sector. “In addition to the material damage, we deeply regret the loss of life and injuries caused by this phenomenon. We express our sincere support and solidarity to the affected families during this difficult time,” FreshPlaza quotes the association as saying. The effects of the disaster have been dramatic for persimmon cultivation in Valencia, especially in the areas with the highest production. Initial estimates indicate that losses exceeded 70% of the harvest in many areas. Heavy rains, accompanied by wind and hail, caused many fruits to fall and caused significant damage to plantations. The sector has not yet been able to assess 100% of the damage, as many roads are still ...

Source: Eastfruit