Blueberries, mango and avocado are leaders in terms of growth rates among imported fruits in Russia

게시됨 2021년 3월 19일

Tridge 요약

Russia is experiencing a significant increase in fruit imports, with an average annual growth of 6.4% or $308 million. The country is particularly seeing a surge in the import of blueberries, mangoes, avocados, and exotic fruits like tamarind, lychee, jackfruit, sapodillo, passionfruit, carambola, and pitahaya. Blueberry imports are leading the charge with a 32% annual growth, followed by mangoes at 28%, and avocados at 28%. Imports of exotic fruits are rising by 16%. Mexico, Peru, and Israel are the main suppliers of avocados to Russia. Blueberries are sourced from countries like Chile, Peru, Morocco, Mexico, South Africa, Argentina, Serbia, Georgia, and Belarus, with Zimbabwe entering the market in 2020. Mangoes are imported from 24 countries, led by Peru, Brazil, Vietnam, China, and Egypt.

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원본 콘텐츠

According to EastFruit analysts, Russia continues to increase fruit imports at a fairly high rate. The average annual growth in imports reaches 6.4% or $ 308 million. This is stated in the analytical review of fruit imports to Russia. At the same time, among the fruits supplied to Russia, the highest growth rates are shown by blueberries, mangoes, avocados, as well as exotic fruits, including tamarind, lychee, jackfruit, sapodillo, passionfruit, carambola and pitahaya. Blueberry imports to Russia are increasing by 32% annually. This is the highest relative growth rate of imports of any fruit. Mango imports are growing only slightly slower - by 28% annually, but here the volume of imports is significantly higher than in the blueberry segment. The import of avocados to Russia is also growing by 28% per year, which shows the highest absolute increase in imports of these three categories of fruits. By the way, this is in line with global trends, where avocado is the absolute leader in ...

출처: Eastfruit