Carrots were exported from Ukraine to Saudi Arabia for the first time

Published 2022년 2월 22일

Tridge summary

Ukraine's vegetable sector faces challenges due to poor market orientation and low quality products in domestic markets. Despite challenges, the country has seen a threefold increase in carrot exports to 11,600 tons by the end of 2021, with the majority exported to Belarus. The U.N. urges Ukraine to focus on export quality and marketing, highlighting the Middle East as a potential market. However, logistics costs could be reduced by increasing supplies and access to vegetables and potatoes in sub-Saharan Africa. Other products like beets have also seen price increases.
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Original content

This was reported by east-fruit.com. "The main problem of the vegetable sector of Ukraine is the lack of orientation of production to the needs of export markets. As local supermarkets and wholesalers continue to sell extremely low quality products, it is easier and more convenient for Ukrainian vegetable growers to invest in more efficient growing technologies, more expensive equipment, and modern equipment for processing, cooling, sorting and packaging vegetables. ” - says Andrew Yarmak, economist of the Investment Department of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). However, the result of such simplicity is periodic price collapses, when supply is even slightly higher, the needs of the domestic market, and in general relatively low incomes per hectare. Therefore, even a trial supply of commercial batches of fresh vegetable products to remote markets is an important experience and an important signal to market participants that this is possible. We ...
Source: Agravery

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