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2020 Citrus Australia Market Outlook Forum - Melbourne 2019 Citrus Tree Census Will future production marry with expected demand? Mara Milner Market Information & Quality Project Officer, Citrus Australia Presentation - overview 2019

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2019 Citrus Tree Census

Will future production marry with expected demand?

2020 Citrus Australia Market Outlook Forum - Melbourne

Mara Milner Market Information & Quality Project Officer, Citrus Australia

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Presentation - overview

  • 2019 key changes
  • Oranges
  • Mandarins
  • Lemons
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Data set

Summary (available NOW!) Full Report (available April)

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From 2014 the total hectares have increased by 21 %

National trends

22,294 23,313 24,071 24,848 25,659 26,907 5,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

hectares

5 %

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National – Industry makeup

Riverina 30% 8,155 ha Murray Valley 21% 5,605 ha Riverland 20% 5,405 ha Queensland 20% 5,342 ha Other 5% 1,379 ha Western Australia 4% 1,020 ha

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National trends – by category

Category 2019 ha % Total % Increase

(from 2014)

Oranges (all) 16,757 62 % 10 % Navel 10,338 62 % 19 % Juicing 6,419 38 %

  • 3 %

Mandarin & Tangelo 7,465 28 % 37 % Lemon & Lime 2,309 9 % 82 % Grapefruit & Pummelo 375 1 % 40 %

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  • Using 2019 Citrus Tree Census hectares
  • Predictions are if there are no more plantings
  • Tonnes per hectare used are from crop estimate meetings
  • Lemon and lime export data is one HS code (080550)

Predictions

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Orange prediction

Variety

Average tonnes per hectare 2019 Bearing hectares (tonnes) 2023 Bearing hectares (tonnes) Difference Window Early Navel 35 58,000 68,000 + 10,000 May - Jun

Mid & Red Flesh Navel

35 96,000 122,000 + 26,000 Jun - Sep Late Navel 35 160,000 169,000 + 9,000 Sep - Oct Juice Varieties 30 179,000 193,000 + 14,000 Oct - Feb

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Export

  • Australia exported 199,161 tonnes of oranges
  • 98 % was exported from May to December

Import

  • Australia imported 13,728 tonnes of oranges
  • 100 % was imported from January to May and December

Imported navels are favourerd over domestic Valencia’s

2019 Orange facts

Volume in 2023 552,000 tonnes……

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Other

Variety

Average tonnes per hectare 2019 Bearing hectares (tonnes) 2023 Bearing hectares (tonnes) Difference

Window

Afourer (all) 45 48,000 103,000 + 55,000 Jul - Sep Murcott (all) 35 46,000 67,000 + 21,000 Jun - Sep Lemon 55 61,000 95,000 + 34,000 Jan - Dec Lime 40 20,000 24,000 + 4,000 Jan - Dec

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Export

  • Australia exported 86,851 tonnes of mandarins
  • 99 % was exported from May to October

Import

  • Australia imported 4,439 tonnes of mandarins
  • 99 % was imported from January to March and December

Imported mandarins are required from November to March

2019 Mandarin facts

Volume in 2023 170,000 tonnes……

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Export

  • Australia exported 3,427 tonnes of lemons and limes
  • 98 % was exported from March to October

Import

  • Australia imported 3,821 tonnes of lemons and limes
  • 99 % was imported from November to February

Australia has enough volume not to import lemons and limes!

2019 Lemon and Lime facts

Volume in 2023 119,000 tonnes……!!!

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  • On the increase
  • National hectares, from all regions
  • Varieties that are dramatically increasing in volume
  • Mid season navels
  • Afourers & Murcotts
  • Lemons & limes
  • Australia needs to import a small quantity of oranges and

mandarins during the months where there is no domestic supply.

  • Australia has enough lemons and limes not to import.
  • Please keep updating your tree census data 

Summary

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Thank you