By 2025, the harvest of berries in the Russian Federation may increase by 15%

Published 2023년 6월 6일

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Rosselkhozbank predictions suggest a 15% increase in Russia's berry harvest by 2025, reaching approximately 800 thousand tons, driven by ongoing investment in production and processing. In 2022, the country's berry production remained steady at 690 thousand tons. The growth is anticipated to be led by strawberries, with the market for this fruit expected to grow by 5% annually over the next three years, alongside a decrease in imported strawberries and a shift in sourcing preferences among food industry enterprises between Turkey, Belarus, and Azerbaijan. Domestic production is expected to rise, while imports are projected to decline in 2023. The Volga, Central, and Southern federal districts are key regions for berry production, with the Krasnodar Territory contributing significantly to strawberry production.

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This is possible due to the implementation of investment projects in the field of production and processing Rosselkhozbank experts predict an increase in berry picking in Russia by 15% by 2025. In 2022, the gross harvest of berries amounted to 690 thousand tons, which corresponds to the average for the last five years. It is expected that by 2025 the volume may approach 800 thousand tons due to the implementation of investment projects in the production and processing of berries. Experts note that personal subsidiary plots provide more than 97% of berry picking. The main share in the crop is occupied by garden strawberries (strawberries), which are grown in large private farms in the Krasnodar Territory and the North Caucasus. According to the bank's estimates, the strawberry market will grow by an average of 5% per year over the next three years, with a gradual reduction in the share of imported products and a redistribution of volumes between Turkey, Belarus and Azerbaijan. Only ...

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