Red fruit in great demand in Italy

Published 2021년 6월 11일

Tridge summary

Italy is experiencing a surge in demand for red fruits, including cherries, red apples, strawberries, red currants, cranberries, raspberries, pomegranates, and cherries. In response, producers in the country, particularly in central and southern regions, are planning to increase cultivation. Morocco has emerged as a leader in the export of these fruits, providing them to several countries. Red fruits are gaining popularity due to their health benefits, such as high lycopene content, which aids in lowering bad cholesterol, and the presence of vitamins and microelements.
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Original content

Red fruits are becoming very popular in Italy due to high demand. Supermarkets pay more attention to them, and producers plan to increase the cultivation of red fruit. At the same time, Morocco has become a leader in the export of these products. Therefore, with strong demand in Italy, exporters can focus even more on this market. Italy has more than 60 million inhabitants today, but it is the country with one of the lowest per capita consumption of blueberries in Europe. A situation that is gradually changing given the recent strong demand for red fruit. Therefore, producers plan to increase the cultivation of red fruit, especially as northern Europe is increasingly interested in domestic products. - said Dutch breeder Hortidaily. According to him, 'raspberries, blackberries and other berries are grown in northern Italy, but there is now a greater demand for red fruit in central and southern Italy. The berries are gaining more and more attention. As a result, supermarkets attach ...
Source: SwiatRolnika

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