Chile has multiplied its cherry area by 19 in just two decades
The latest fruit land registers presented by the Office of Agricultural Studies and Policies (Odepa) reveal that the area devoted to cherry production in Chile has multiplied by 19 in the past two decades.
In 2000 the country had 3,241 hectares of cherry trees and in 2022 it had 61,559 hectares. To measure the magnitude of this growth, it's worth noting that the number of new
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