US EditionCherry production in the Northwest expected to rise 13%
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From Spain, the director of Finca Albalate shared 24 years of experience in greenhouse cherries and highlighted the costs, challenges, and strategic decisions that determine the success or failure of production advancement. See more
After a nearly complete failure in the previous year, there are again more domestic cherries in Saxony and Saxony-Anhalt this year. However, high prices and imported goods make them a cost issue.
In the summer of 2025, cherries became more expensive than ever, with extra-quality fruit fetching up to 4,500 forints per kilo in the markets. The reasons are frost, weather damage, and falling harvests.
Cherry production in the Northwest expected to rise 13%
Cherry season started earlier this year, thanks to warmer weather, and is expected to last until late August or early September. The post Cherry production in the Northwest expected to rise 13% appeared first on FreshFruitPortal.com. Keep reading
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