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The article highlights the dynamic of fruit sales in Ukraine, noting a surge in domestic fruit sales in 2021 due to insufficient domestic production in 2019. It anticipates stable apple prices for the 2021 harvest season, attributing this to consistent production levels in recent years. Furthermore, it points out the potential export of Ukrainian apples to EU countries like Estonia, Finland, and Latvia, whose domestic production is low and consumption rates are substantially lower than the average. Additionally, a large blackberry plantation in Ukraine is planning to expand its area by over four times.
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This was reported by agrotimes.ua. Note that this indicates a higher volume of sales in 2021 of stocks of domestic fruits last year and high demand for imported fruits that year due to insufficient stocks of domestic production in 2019. "With the opening of the new apple harvest season in 2021, a significant increase in prices is not expected due to almost stable production in recent years," says Inna Salo, an economist at the Institute of Horticulture of NASU. According to her, in the future potential consumers of Ukrainian apples may be EU member states: Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Denmark, Ireland, Sweden, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Greece, where the production of these ...
Source: Agravery
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