Situation and Outlook Report: Fruit and Tree Nuts

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Articles in August, 1991 issue of Situation and Outlook Report: Fruit and Tree Nuts

• Canada imposes snapback on fresh peaches - temporary duty on fresh fruits or vegetables under provisions of U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service report
• Allocation increased for export market promotion program - $200 million of USDA 1991 Market Promotion Funds allocated to assist U.S. producers finance export market promotion of agricultural products; $96 million for promotion of horticultural products -
• Value of citrus and noncitrus production falls 3 percent from last year's record - 1990 late-December California temperature freeze causes sharp decline in citrus production that offsets higher value of non-citrus crop - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economi
• Per capita consumption revisions reflect 1990 census population estimates - consumption of fruit, fruit products, and tree nuts according to USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service report - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service repo
• Summary - citrus and non-citrus fruit production statistics for Florida and California 1989/90; tree nut production statistics; fruit and tree nut consumption per capita and Market Promotion Program fund allotments for export of horticultural products - U
• Tree nut production and value set records - six major tree nut crops total 966,900 tons for 1990 and has value of $1.25 billion; acreage and yields increase resulting in higher consumption and trade - U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, Economic Research Service r