The Naranjasyfrutas.com platform has published its annual report on the 2024/2025 citrus season. The report gathers relevant data extracted from more than 100,000 annual visits to the website, where thousands of growers advertise their crops for free and retailers search for varieties available for purchase.
"The report aims to share useful information with the sector about which varieties retailers seek the most and those that growers offer the most to help the sector anticipate trends and make better decisions."
© Naranjasyfruta.com2024-25 Citrus Annual Report.
The following are some of the conclusions drawn from the report:
Mandarins
- The harvests promoted by farmers rose by 4.03%, while retailers' harvest searches declined by 3.24% compared to the previous season.
- The three most frequently offered varieties are Clemenules, Clemenvilla, and Ortanique.
- The three most popular varieties among traders are Clemenules, Tango, and Clemenvilla.
- The three varieties with the biggest increase in offerings are Clemenvilla, Tango, and Nadorcott.
- The varieties with the biggest increase in searches are Hernandina, Nadorcott, and Leanri.
Oranges
- The number of harvests published by farmers increased by 8.48% and retailer searches for harvests decreased by 24.87% over the previous season.
- The three most frequently offered varieties are Navelina, Navel Lane Late, and Valencia Late.
- Traders mainly searched for Navelina, Navel Lane Late, and Navel Foyos.
- Valencia Midknight, Valencia Late, and Navelina were the three varieties with the biggest increase in offerings.
- The varieties with the biggest increase in searches are Navel Foyos, Navel Late, and Sanguinelli.
In both categories (oranges and mandarins), the most common harvests advertised on the platform range between 10,000 and 50,000 kg.
In terms of volume growth, orange crops between 50,000 and 100,000 kg increased the most; in the case of mandarins, those between 1,000 and 5,000 kg grew the most.
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The platform has already begun to register searches for early varieties such as Iwasaki, Clemenrubi, Arrufatina, and Okitsu. Therefore, Naranjasyfrutas.com recommends that producers update or announce their harvests as soon as possible, free of charge, so that interested businesses can easily locate them in the 2025/26 season.
Naranjasyfrutas.com is a free online platform that connects farmers with businesses. Since 2012, it has offered an agile and transparent space where growers can publish their harvests and buyers can quickly find the products they need. The platform is always in touch with the actors of the sector and evolves according to their suggestions and real needs.
© Naranjasyfruta.comFor more information:
Juan José Bas
Manager
Tel: +34 620 81 91 64
Email: [email protected]
www.naranjasyfrutas.com
