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South Korean Potato Prices Jump 26% MoM on Low Production and Decreased US Imports

Fresh Common Potato

Published Mar 27, 2023

The wholesale price of South Korean potatoes has taken a substantial upward trend as low domestic production and decreased imports have caused low availability in the market. The monthly average price reached USD 3.20/kg, a 26% increase from the previous month.

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Origin market price for sourcing of Fresh Potato to South Korea

Origin market price for sourcing of Fresh Potato from United States to South Korea

Origin market price for sourcing of Fresh Potato from United States to South Korea

Origin market price for sourcing of Fresh Potato from United States to Panama

Origin market price for sourcing of Fresh Potato to United States

Origin market price for sourcing of Fresh Potato from United States to Mexico

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