The project began with 4 hectares and has grown to 16 hectares today, with 30 hectares planned by the end of 2026.
The industry’s ability to maintain export volumes despite multiple shocks demonstrates robust supply chain management.
The investment comes as the company diversifies its portfolio.
The Commission awaits a trade impact study due by summer 2026, which will determine whether the bans become permanent or expand to other member states.
Fresh harvests expected from July could help stabilise supply, with prices potentially declining from August.