Sentence examples for tons of citrus from inspiring English sources

China is the first leading country as producers which had produced 32,221,345 tons of Citrus fruit in 2012.

A total of 24,000 metric tons of citrus and 132 metric tons of coffee were lost from the storm.

In Sancti Espíritu, 28,000 tons of rice were wrecked, and in Matanzas, 7,500 tons of citrus crops were heavily damaged.

Citrus officials estimated a loss of 15,000 metric tons of grapefruit on the Isle of Youth, while strong winds ruined 66,000 metric tons of citrus trees in the Havana area.

But Ricker's gift is the ability to make Thai food seem new again, to take it out of that comfortable place in the suburban strip mall, and put it back into the roadside stands and rural villages of northern Thailand where Ricker spends much of the year; not just chile heat but acrid herbs, tons of citrus, the pong of dried fish and an almost total absence of mellowing oils.

Close to 700 000 tons of such dried citrus pulp are produced yearly in the United States.

Today, The Daily Mail notes, the festival ships in 57,000 crates, or 400 tons, of oranges for the citrus-flinging festivities.

Brazil is the second production country of Citrus fruits with 20,258,507 tons in 2012.

The production of their grove, which appears to be infected with a severe strain of citrus tristeza virus, is low, 3 tons per acre at best.

Citrus peels are important agro-food by-products of citrus processing industries that produce thousands of tons per year.

According to the data of Chinese Citrus Academic Annual Meeting in 2012, the cultivated area of citrus of China has reaching 3300 million mu and the total output was approximately 2700 million ton (http://www.cqagri.gov.cn/specials/wsgjj/).