Global table grape market: Italy experiences a 30% decrease in harvest, Netherlands faces quality shortages, Peru will supply high volumes to Japan

Published 2023년 8월 30일

Tridge summary

The global market for table grapes is experiencing interesting dynamics with the start of the grape season in the Southern Hemisphere. In the Netherlands, high temperatures in southern Europe have led to a decrease in the supply of high-quality grapes, resulting in a 30-40% reduction in eligible products. On the other hand, Germany has a wide range of grape varieties to meet consumer needs, while Italy is facing a significant reduction in yields due to unfavorable climate conditions and phytopathies.
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Original content

With the start of the grape season in the Southern Hemisphere, the situation on the global market for table grapes promises to be interesting, EastFruit believes and suggests reading the grape market review published in Italian by the FreshPlaza resource. In the Netherlands, the supply of table grapes has decreased due to the impact of high temperatures in southern Europe on the quantity and quality of the product, leading to a significant reduction in the volume of high quality grapes. However, demand remains strong, providing a relatively stable market despite a 30-40% reduction in eligible products. The opposite situation has developed in Germany, where a wide range of grape varieties meets the needs of consumers. Italy, known for its high production of table grapes, is facing a significant reduction in yields - up to 30% compared to previous years - due to unfavorable climatic conditions and phytopathies. Despite the reduction in production, market dynamics have stabilized ...
Source: Eastfruit

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