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Date: 7th November 2024
China The 2024/25 crop forecast is 1.5 million metric tons in-shell, a significant increase from last season. This has been driven by favourable weather across key growing regions. Trees produced abundant but smaller-sized fruit, with more double and triple berries. Harvesting began in August and was expected to continue through early October. The selling season […]
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Date: 5th November 2024
It's understood across the board that the vine fruit crop size is smaller than in previous years, and farmers are reluctant to bring their produce to market despite the current high prices. In the chart below, you can see the export figures of Türkiye. Comparing the 2024 crop figures with the average figures of the […]
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Date: 30th October 2024
As autumn rolls in and Halloween takes the spotlight, most people focus on carving pumpkins or making squash soup. But don't bin the seeds! They are packed with vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and healthy fats. From heart health to hair care, pumpkin seeds offer benefits that make them worth keeping in your diet year-round. What Makes […]
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Date: 28th October 2024
The 2024 Greek Black Currant crop season is progressing, with production volumes anticipated to remain below 10,000 metric tons. In response to the unfolding market dynamics and supply uncertainties, careful monitoring of trends in raw material pricing and supply availability is essential for both buyers and sellers. Given ongoing volatility, buying strategies have been notably […]
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Date: 22nd October 2024
Blueberries After two years of exceptional blueberry harvests in Quebec, the 2024 crop has fallen short of expectations. In Canada, a less snowy winter and cooler night temperatures last spring impacted some fields, though overall yields have not significantly declined, and the quality of the fruit remains high. However, Nova Scotia and the Maritimes are […]
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Date: 17th October 2024
The position report from September shows that California almond growers have already harvested over 1 billion pounds of almonds, putting the industry +65.5% ahead of harvested volume a year ago. Shipments in September were, on net, -1.9% below a year ago, with export shipments seeing growth of +1.8% while domestic shipments slipped -11%. Through two […]
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Date: 16th October 2024
Quinoa production registered a significant increase of 87.9% in regions such as Puno, Ayacucho and Junín. This increase is due to the expansion of the harvested area and the favourable climate which allowed lands to recover. This year it is projected to record a production of 110,000 tons. The 2024 quinoa production has had a […]
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Date: 15th October 2024
Walnuts For 2024/25, Turkish walnut production is forecast at 67,000 MT, equal to the previous year’s revised estimate. While the number of bearing trees grew this year, the anticipated increase in production coming from these bearing trees did not materialise because of warmer-than-normal weather in June and July and hail damage in several parts of […]
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Date: 15th October 2024
Türkiye’s pistachio production in 2024/25 is forecast to reach a new record due to multiple factors. Higher production volumes and larger-than-normal carryover stocks are expected to prompt sizeable export volumes of Turkish pistachios for the first time. While Türkiye’s tree nut production keeps growing, they're expected to import substantial volumes of other nuts to meet […]
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Date: 10th October 2024
Raw material availability and the quality of that vine fruit crop continue to dominate the Turkish market. Farmers are increasingly educating themselves via social media about global markets, prices paid by traders/packers, and crop developments/issues. This awareness is a complicating factor as farmers are trying to push the market higher by strangling supply into packers. […]
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