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According to German Mundus Agri, based on the latest data from the International Nut and Dried Fruit Council (INC), global macadamia production will increase by 6% to 344,240 tons in 2025. However, Australia has been affected by hurricanes recently, and the production outlook is not optimistic. Except for Vietnam, the production of major producing countries will increase, and China's production is expected to increase to 74,500 tons due to the expansion of planting area. As Kenyan macadamia enters the harvest season, shelled nut purchases have been launched on March 1. Contrary to last year, the government still insists on implementing the export ban on shelled nuts. Exporters have purchased 2,000-3,000 tons of shelled nuts and intend to ship them to China. Although some of them may be resold in the domestic market in Kenya, traders believe that some shelled nuts can be smuggled to China through Tanzania, thus circumventing the ban. Due to the Kenyan macadamia nut The flowering ...

Although China's decision to reopen the import of chicken and other poultry by-products from Argentina seemed to dominate all the headlines, that country's General Directorate of Customs also made progress on another point of great importance to the local regional economy. This is the approval of a protocol authorizing the import of pecan nuts, which will also be extended to other nuts, such as almonds, hazelnuts, and pistachios. "Last Monday, with the visit of the Chinese Vice Minister of Customs to Argentina, the protocol authorizing the import of nuts was signed. For us, this is a milestone because these negotiations began in 2018. Seven years and three administrations have passed. Pecans, in particular, have significant relative weight because China is the main importer of this nut in the shell worldwide, accounting for 60% of the total volume," Nadia Veinticinque, manager of the Pecan Cluster, told Bichos de Campo. Although one might think this is the first entry of this ...

While the first green almond harvest of the year is being carried out in the Silifke district of Mersin, the almond green almonds, which have experienced a fifty percent decrease in yield, are being exported to Dubai. The collected green almonds are sold for 200 lira per kilo.