|Articles|December 2, 2022

European vs Japanese plums

Fun fact! European varieties of plums are predominantly grown for processing into prunes, while Japanese varieties of plums are grown exclusively for the fresh market.

European varieties of plums are predominantly grown for processing into prunes, while Japanese varieties of plums are grown exclusively for the fresh market.

Source: https://www.agmrc.org/commodities-products/fruits/plums

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European vs Japanese plums

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