Real Christmas trees gain popularity in Australia as market expands

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Real Christmas trees are becoming more popular in Australia, with a growing interest noted since the COVID-19 lockdowns. In 2022, only 9% of Australians had a real tree, but younger generations are increasingly choosing them for nostalgia and environmental reasons. The Australian Christmas tree market is expanding, projected to grow from over $108 million last year to more than $154 million by 2032. Local farms are seeing rising sales, with families enjoying the experience of selecting their trees and supporting local businesses. While real trees have environmental benefits, they require proper care and disposal. Prices vary, with a typical 6-foot tree costing around $72. Experts recommend maintaining the tree well and disposing of it responsibly to minimize environmental impact.


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