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China receives 87% of Chilean cherry exports

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Chile
Wednesday 21 August 2019

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After the 179,973 tonnes exported for the 2018/19 season the target is 207,000 tonnes (Photo: empack.cl)
China is by far the largest market for Chilean cherries with 87% of total exports. Exports of Chilean cherries are expected to increase further next season.
 
 
 
According to a recent USDA GAIN Report, exports of Chile's cherries reached 179,973 tonnes for the 2018/19 season. Exports to China totaled 157,710 tons, 87% of the total volume and 1% more than in the previous season.
 
 
 
Behind China, the United States is the second largest destination for Chilean cherries with 2.7% of the total volume of exports.
 
 
 
In Chile in the last 5 years the area planted with cherries has steadily increased at a rate of 10% reaching 37 000 hectares for the 2019/20 campaign. Cherry exports are expected to increase further to 207,000 tonnes as new orchards become productive.

 

source: USDA Foreign Agricultural Service