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World nut production could be reduced by 8%

Published Nov 25, 2021

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The article forecasts a decrease in global nut production for the 2021/22 season by 8%, but it remains higher than the volumes of the past decade with a total production of around 5 Mt. Despite COVID-19, nut demand remained strong in the 2020/21 marketing year. However, logistics and shipping disruptions in the 2021/22 season could lead to short-term supply shortages. Specifically, almond and pistachio production are expected to decrease, while cashew, hazelnut, macadamia, and pine nut production is expected to increase. World groundnut production is projected to increase by 2%, and dried fruit production is expected to grow by 6%.
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With the harvest in the northern hemisphere already completed, the world production of nuts in the 2021/22 season is forecast at around 5 Mt, which is 8% less than the previous season, but above the volumes of the last season. decade. Between 2011/12 and 2021/22, the production of nuts grew by 54%, according to data from the international sector of dried fruits and fruits INC. Despite COVID-19, overall demand remained strong in the 2020/21 marketing year, with increases in most nut exports compared to the previous season. In 2021/22, logistics and shipping disruptions are creating some delays and there could be short-term supply shortages. By fruits, the forecasts are as follows: In almonds, a lower production is expected, following the trend that began a year earlier, as a result of the reduction in the US. In pistachio, lower figures are also expected due to lower harvests in the main producing countries (USA, Iran and Turkey). Less nut production is also being considered, as ...
Source: Agrodigital
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