Pecan: A potential fruit crop for Indian Himalayas
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Abstract
Globally, in the last decade, production of nut fruit crops have grown at a steady pace reaching ~5.4 million metric tonnes in 2022-23 according to International Nut and Dried Fruit Council (INC). United States of America was the top tree nut producer with 40% share, whereas India contributed only 3.5%. Pecan nut contributed 3% of the total tree nut production and in the last half decade, pecan
growing trends displayed significant linear increments of 16,465 MT/year. In terms of estimated global tree nut consumption in 2021, almonds (31%) and walnuts (21%) accounted for half the total, while pecans made up 3%. Supply value of tree nut crops increased over the previous 10 years including pecans from $0.92 billion in 2012-13 to 2.05 billion in 2022-23.
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