Apples and their global footprints through history
The article traces apple origins in the Caucasus region and notes Romans spread across Europe and Britain. It cites early settlers carried European varieties to the New World. It notes US per capita apple consumption exceeds 22 pounds yearly, while Europe produces about half to three fifths of global apple production.
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