Europe to have second lowest pear crop in 10 years
According to the first estimates made public today in Interpera, the international pear congress, held in Lleida, the next harvest of the species will be one of the lowest in the last 30 years with around 1,900,000 tonnes forecast. According to these first estimates, based on the flowering and fruit set of the trees, Spain will see a 53% increase to 190,600t
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