The Ministry of Agriculture in Spain raises the capacity of citrus fruit slightly

Published Sep 27, 2022

Tridge summary

The Ministry of Agriculture in Spain has revised the country's citrus production forecast for the 2022/23 season to 5.995 million tons, a decrease of 15.2% from the previous campaign and 12.4% less than the five-year average. This makes the upcoming harvest the smallest in seven years. The production breakdown includes 3.01 million tons of sweet oranges, 1.95 million tons of small citrus fruits, 944,000 tons of lemons, 75,000 tons of grapefruits, and 9,652 tons of other citrus varieties. Notably, sweet oranges are projected to see the largest decrease (-19.9%).
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Spanish citrus production in the 2022/23 campaign, which began on September 1, will reach 5.995 million tons, according to the second estimate of capacity from the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA), which on September 15 September placed the figure at 5.968 million. The new calculation, according to Agriculture, has been made "after the modifications proposed by the Region of Murcia", and assumes that in Spain 1,076,386 tons less will be produced than in the last campaign (-15.2%) and 852,148 tons less than the average of the five previous seasons (-12.4%). This will make the current harvest the shortest in the last seven years, since in the 2015/16 campaign the volume was even lower (5,970,493 tons). The current harvest will be the shortest in the last seven years In updating the capacity of this campaign, the ministry specifies the volume -5,994,449 tons-, of which 3,010,642 tons correspond to sweet orange, 1,953,962 to small citrus fruits, 944,799 to lemon, ...

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