Israel's Avocado Exports Reach Record High Amid War and Boycott Fears
Summarized from Ynetnews by baba
Israel's avocado industry is experiencing a record season with projected exports of 170,000 tons, despite war disruptions and boycott fears. Farmers are increasingly planting avocados due to their profitability and ease of cultivation, leading to expansion in northern Israel.
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- Israeli avocado exports are set for a record high of 170,000 tons this season.
- The industry anticipates a total crop exceeding 280,000 tons for the 2026-27 season.
- Avocado cultivation is expanding in northern Israel despite war-related disruptions.
- Profitability and easier cultivation make avocados a preferred crop for farmers.
- Germany and Britain are the largest export markets for dark-skinned varieties.
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