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Plum (Ciruela)

Plum (Ciruela)

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Chilean plums are celebrated for their vibrant color, smooth texture, and harmonious blend of sweetness and mild acidity. Cultivated in the country’s productive valleys, the combination of warm daytime temperatures and cool evenings supports optimal sugar accumulation and deep color formation.

Chilean plums are celebrated for their vibrant color, smooth texture, and harmonious blend of sweetness and mild acidity. Cultivated in the country’s productive valleys, the combination of warm daytime temperatures and cool evenings supports optimal sugar accumulation and deep color formation.

Widely recognized varieties such as Angeleno, Larry Anne, and Black Amber perform consistently in international markets thanks to attentive orchard practices and careful post-harvest management. With production taking place in the Southern Hemisphere, Chile plays a strategic role in supplying plums to global buyers during periods when Northern Hemisphere availability declines, reinforcing its importance in the international fruit trade.

Availability & Production Calendar – Chile

Month Plant Growth Stage Production & Availability
June – August
Dormancy
No production
September – October
Blooming & Pollination
No production
November – January
Fruit Growth & Maturation
Limited early varieties
January – March
Harvest Peak
High production, global exports peak
April – May
Extended Supply
Continued export availability

Chile’s advanced cold storage and logistics extend the availability of its plums well beyond the harvest period, ensuring fresh, high-quality fruit reaches global markets when demand is at its highest.

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