Iceland has Europe‘s largest banana plantation: could grow in importance due to Panama Disease BY STAFF |MAY 18 2016 STRAWBERRIS, TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS, AND... BANANAS Nearly all tomatoes and cucumbers consumed in Iceland are domestically produced in greenhouses. Various other fruits, including tropical fruit like bananas are also produced in greenhouses. Photo/Vilhelm. STRAWBERRIS, TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS, AND... BANANAS Nearly all tomatoes and cucumbers consumed in Iceland are domestically produced in greenhouses. Various other fruits, including tropical fruit like bananas are also produced in greenhouses. Photo/Vilhelm. STRAWBERRIS, TOMATOES, CUCUMBERS, AND... BANANAS Nearly all tomatoes and cucumbers consumed in Iceland are domestically produced in greenhouses. Various other fruits, including tropical fruit like bananas are also produced in greenhouses. Photo/Vilhelm. Previous Next Despite the fact that Iceland’s climate is not ideal to growing bananas, Iceland probably has Europe‘s largest banana plantation. Located in a greenhouse in the village of Reykir in South Iceland, the Icelandic banana production is managed by the Icelandic Agricultural University. The annual harvest is admittedly quite low, only 500-2,000 kg of annually.
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