Avocado is the fastest-growing position in the world fruit and vegetable export

Published 2021년 3월 16일

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The article highlights the growing trends in the global fruit and vegetable market, with avocado and blueberries leading the charge in terms of sales growth. Other fruits like banana, sweet cherry, and raspberry also contribute significantly to the market's dynamics. Conversely, there's a decline in the global trade of almonds, apples, garlic, and dried apricots, despite stable consumption levels, indicating potential price pressures in these segments. For producers in Tajikistan, the article offers investment strategies by pointing out lucrative market niches such as the production of frozen and dried fruit and vegetables, year-round fresh berry cultivation, and the cultivation of premium quality cherries and nuts. It also stresses the importance of independent expertise in business planning and underscores the costs involved in product refinement and marketing.

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Original content

It is important for a producer of vegetables, fruits and berries to know which fruit and vegetable products are growing the most in the world, because it is the demand for these products that is constantly increasing. So, the fastest growing position in terms of world fruit and vegetable exports today is avocado - its sales in monetary terms are growing by $ 780 million annually. This information was announced by the economist of the investment department of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) Andrey Yarmak during the National online conference “Fruit and Vegetable sector of Tajikistan - the best investment niches ”, held on March 16. The event was held with the support of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the information partner of the conference was the agromedia agency Sapienza. According to the FAO expert, along with avocado, the volume of world ...

Source: Eastfruit