Agricultural area used for apple production in Norway 2010-2018
Apples are grown in Southern, Eastern and Western Norway where the growing conditions for apples are the most suitable. The size of land used for apple production in the country fluctuated during the period from 2010 to 2018. While the land size used for apple cultivation amounted to 1,429 hectares in 2010, it amounted 1,455 hectares in 2018. In this year, the amount of apples harvested per hectare in the country was 10.27 metric tons.
Production volume, by apple species
As of 2018, the production volume of Aroma raud apples was highest. This species is quite similar to that of the Swedish-origin Aroma and it reached a volume of just over 1.8 thousand metric tons produced in Norway. The second most produced apple species in the country were Summerred apples with a production volume of roughly 1.7 thousand metric tons.
Producer price
The average producer price of apples in Norway fluctuated during the ten-year period from 2007 to 2017. In 2010, it peaked at on average 10,970 Norwegian kroner per metric ton. As of 2017, the average apple producer price amounted to 10,210 Norwegian kroner per metric ton.
Production volume, by apple species
As of 2018, the production volume of Aroma raud apples was highest. This species is quite similar to that of the Swedish-origin Aroma and it reached a volume of just over 1.8 thousand metric tons produced in Norway. The second most produced apple species in the country were Summerred apples with a production volume of roughly 1.7 thousand metric tons.
Producer price
The average producer price of apples in Norway fluctuated during the ten-year period from 2007 to 2017. In 2010, it peaked at on average 10,970 Norwegian kroner per metric ton. As of 2017, the average apple producer price amounted to 10,210 Norwegian kroner per metric ton.
