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this season due to adverse weather.
The report is based on data from trade associations in Egypt, Greece, Israel, Italy, Morocco, Spain, Tunisia, Turkey, and the United States, mainly from USDA reports
on Arizona, California, Florida and Texas.
on Arizona, California, Florida and Texas.
Summing up the forecast during the Global Citrus Congress, WCO Secretary-General Philippe Binard said, "Market information from major citrus producing countries in the Northern Hemisphere indicates that citrus production in the 2022/23 season is expected to decline to 25,958,275 tonnes, down 13% from the previous season"
.
Eric Imbert from the WCO Technical Secretariat (CIRAD) said this season's harvest was the lowest in the past few due to adverse weather conditions in major exporting countries
.
Despite the decline in production in the Northern Hemisphere, the citrus market continues to remain buoyant, with citrus remaining one of
the leading fruits in the global market.
.
Eric Imbert from the WCO Technical Secretariat (CIRAD) said this season's harvest was the lowest in the past few due to adverse weather conditions in major exporting countries
.
Despite the decline in production in the Northern Hemisphere, the citrus market continues to remain buoyant, with citrus remaining one of
the leading fruits in the global market.
Specifically, the production of oranges is expected to fall by 11.
79% to 13,995,754 tons
.
Similar declines are expected in the production of other citrus varieties: grapefruit (down 16.
88% to 769,043 tonnes), oranges (down 13.
32% to 7,176,116 tonnes and lemons (down 15.
70% to 4,017,362 tonnes).
In the case of the European Union, citrus production in Spain and Italy is expected to decline by 15.
09% and 20.
97%, respectively, while Greece is expected to increase by 10.
83%.
On the southern edge of the Mediterranean, citrus production is also expected to decline, with Morocco down 33%, Turkey down 27.
24% and Tunisia down 17.
12%, while Israeli production is expected to remain stable with a slight increase of 0.
40% and Egypt's production is expected to increase by 8.
24%.
According to USDA estimates, citrus production in the United States is expected to decline by 5.
16%
compared to the previous season.
79% to 13,995,754 tons
.
Similar declines are expected in the production of other citrus varieties: grapefruit (down 16.
88% to 769,043 tonnes), oranges (down 13.
32% to 7,176,116 tonnes and lemons (down 15.
70% to 4,017,362 tonnes).
In the case of the European Union, citrus production in Spain and Italy is expected to decline by 15.
09% and 20.
97%, respectively, while Greece is expected to increase by 10.
83%.
On the southern edge of the Mediterranean, citrus production is also expected to decline, with Morocco down 33%, Turkey down 27.
24% and Tunisia down 17.
12%, while Israeli production is expected to remain stable with a slight increase of 0.
40% and Egypt's production is expected to increase by 8.
24%.
According to USDA estimates, citrus production in the United States is expected to decline by 5.
16%
compared to the previous season.
WCO's citrus production forecasts are made every two years before the northern and southern hemisphere seasons
.
.
