China's fresh fruit has more nuclear fruit than its competitors

In a report, the US Department of Agriculture estimates that the global output of peach and nectarines is expected to be flat at 20 million tons, while in the EU, the decline in production in Turkey and the United States has been made up by China's growth.

In addition to turning to China in production, it does not affect the global supply of products, the US Department of Agriculture reports that global trade is also estimated to decline in the case of a substantial decline in Belarus's imports and exports.

The US Department of agriculture has predicted that China's output will continue to rise, 300000 tons to 13 million 500 thousand tons, because, to a large extent, extra planting has already entered production.  Therefore, it is predicted that exports from this region will record for third consecutive years, jumping from 14000 tons to 100000 tons to export more goods to Russia and Vietnam.

In the United States, the report points out that output is expected to decline again for sixth consecutive years, down from 35000 tons to 863000 tons.

The US Department of Agriculture says the rate of fruit sitting is reported to be variable about a week earlier in California, while some growers report that warm winters and water shortages will make production less than average. On the east coast, the damage of early spring reduces the production of many production conditions. Success food reports that the yield of canned peaches in California is obviously affected by frost damage.

Exports are expected to rise slightly to 75000 tons, as shipping to Canada has gone up but is still fairly flat for other big markets. Import data are expected to reach

4000 tons to 42000 tons showed a higher trade with Chile, the report said.

Under unfavorable weather conditions in Spain and Italy, the EU's output is expected to drop by 217000 tons to 3 million 700 thousand tons, reducing production. Exports are expected to decline by 11% to 265000 tons, as Russia's ban on imports from certain countries, extended to 2017, will continue to affect EU trade. Imports are expected to rise slightly to 30000 tons due to lower supply.

Meanwhile, due to the freezing of Bursa in northwestern Turkey Province in spring, its output is expected to drop by 50000 tons to 510000 tons. In terms of trade, exports are expected to increase by 4000 tons to 55000 tons, as the increase in exports to Iraq and Eastern Europe offset the loss of trade after the Russian trade ban, which began to come into force in January 1, 2016.

Chile's production is expected to drop from 10000 tons to 130000 tons, as planting area continues to decline to grow more profitable crops. Exports are also expected to decline, down 6000 tons to 80000 tons.

Last year, Japan's output was expected to rebound to 130000 tons due to weather damage, which represented an increase of 8000 tons, although the planting area continued to decline.

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