Global tomato production forecast this year is lower

Today, the world tomato Association of Chile in Santiago announced that global tomato production in 2016 has been reduced to 39 million 400 thousand tons.

The forecast is less than 2015 of the world's total output of 41 million 300 thousand tons and 1 million 900 thousand tons.

The most noteworthy update on expectations is from the United States, which has adjusted its target to 1190 tons, or has cut 1 million 500 thousand tons from its record in 2015.

This marks a further reduction in the forecast for the California processing plant in January, when the volume of 12 million tons (equivalent to 1320 short tons) was set for the first time.

The representative to the Chilean World Conference on processing tomatoes said to SUCCESS FOOD that the second reduction in the short term in the United States proved the need to bring the supply of origin back in line with the monetary situation and global production.

"The number of last year was out of control," one representative said. "It takes time to digest the existing stock. At the same time, production must be reduced to avoid making this situation worse.

Another representative said, "either you keep the unsold product in the warehouse and wait, or you try to sell it at a very low price. The two are all ideal choices. The company needs a way out, and reducing production by 2016 is part of the strategy. "

The Mediterranean region, including the origin of Europe and other Amitom members, is expected to harvest 1720 tons in 2016, or less than 200 thousand tons of last year's output. This shows a small adjustment to the first month forecast released by the association.

China's output is 5 million 400 thousand tons, and it is also less than 200 thousand tons. The total production last year was 5 million 600 thousand tons, and the target was 6 million 500 thousand tons last year.

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The origin of other countries in the world is expected to grow by about 3 million 300 thousand tons, and the output of non WPTC members is 1 million 700 thousand tons.

As of 2015, California accounted for 32% of global output, followed by China's share of 14% and Italy's 13%, according to WPTC.

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