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However, they can also contain Red #4 â a dye that was banned for use in food back in the 1960âs, but was re-approved for the purposes of dying maraschino cherries because they are considered âmainly decorative,â and, therefore ânot a foodstuff.â.
Then there's disease, to which sweet cherries are highly susceptible - even more so than sour cherries. All these factors help drive the cost of sweet cherries a little higher, even in season. An estimated 2,500 cherry growers in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Utah, and Montana produce the most sweet cherries in the US. Iran, Turkey, Italy, and Spain also do well in this crop.