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The first wave of frosts in the Kharkiv region destroyed early apricot varieties, the second wave at the end of April damaged late varieties, as well as walnuts, mulberries, and persimmons.

The frosts of the last few weeks have dashed the hopes of most Greek cherry growers. Late varieties have not been spared either. According to experts, the damage is not only on the current growing season, but will also affect next year's yields, reports the Greek website Ypaithros. Frost destroys Denislav Krumov's cherry harvest The damage in my area has reached 100%. In some places, the microclimate has preserved only a certain percentage of the fruit, but with significant losses, says Dionysios Drenos, president of the Agricultural Cooperative of Archangelos Pella. He predicts that production will reach 30%-40% of the average yield. Approximately 6,000-7,000 acres of cherry trees are grown in Archangelos, with yields of over 10,000 tons per year. This cultivation stimulates the interest of young people to engage in the agricultural sector, Drenos adds. Thinking about prices, he estimates that on average they will vary from 1.5 to 3 euros per kilogram, depending on the ...

Recently, 2.8 tons of Yingkou "Meizao" cherries from Yingkou Shengyuan Fresh Fruit Economic and Trade Co., Ltd. were inspected and qualified by the customs officers of Bayuquan Customs under Dalian Customs, and then exported to Lang Son City, Vietnam through Pingxiang Port in Guangxi through cold chain land transportation. The cherry planting area in Gaizhou City, Yingkou, Liaoning Province reaches 23,000 mu, with an annual output of more than 18,000 tons. Varieties such as "Meizao" and "Samituo" have large fruit diameters, high sweetness, and firm flesh, and are deeply loved by consumers in Southeast Asian countries. Bayuquan Customs dynamically tracks the agricultural product access standards of ASEAN countries and guides export enterprises in the jurisdiction to obtain market access qualifications in Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand and other countries. In the first quarter, Bayuquan Customs inspected a total of 61.72 tons of exported cherries, with a value of 4.5192 million yuan, an increase of 333.43% and 152.13% year-on-year respectively. Image source: Pixabay2025 International Fruit and Vegetable Report All Rights Reserved. Please contact International Fruit and Vegetable Report for permission and indicate that it is from International Fruit and Vegetable Report.