Australia: Tree Nuts Annual

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Tree nut production in Australia has surged in recent years and prospects are for continued rapid expansion in production for a number of years. Almonds are by far the most important tree nut produced in Australia in terms of production and value, followed by the native macadamia nut and walnuts. FAS/Canberra forecasts almond production to set yet another record of 120,000 metric tons (MT) in MY 2020/21. Similarly, macadamias and walnuts are also forecast to reach record production in MY 2020/21 of 50,000 MT and 13,800 MT, respectively.

Australia: Tree Nuts Annual

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