Early potatoes and carrots are getting cheaper in Russia, Belarus and Moldova. Market overview for the 24th week of 2020.

Published 2020년 6월 14일

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The article provides an overview of the price trends for early potatoes and carrots in various countries, including Russia, Moldova, Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia, Poland, and Central Asia. It highlights a general decline in prices for the current crop in most countries, with the exception of Ukraine, where carrots have seen a price increase. Last year's potatoes and carrots are fading into the background as the new crop overshadows them, with prices remaining stable. In Russia, the carrot market is dominated by import suppliers, and Kazakhstan has joined the list of exporting countries. The article also mentions differing price trends within the same region for the previous crop.

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According to East-Fruit, early potatoes and carrots this week in most cases continued to decline in price, and appreciation was recorded only in the Ukrainian segment of the latter. At the same time, last year's products gradually faded into the background and did not grow in price due to the rapid increase in the supply of new crop products. Potatoes The most dramatic decline in prices in the current year potato segment was recorded in Moldova. Here, on average, local early potatoes lost 40% in a week, and prices fell to $ 0.23-0.35 / kg. The prices for the harvest of 2019 fell significantly in the Moldovan market, falling in price to $ 0.29-0.46 / kg. Prices for both categories of potatoes also declined in Belarus, where at the end of the week early and last year products could be purchased at $ 0.48-0.56 / kg and $ 0.15-0.26 / kg, respectively. In Russia, meanwhile, cheapening was noted only in the segment of early production, while sellers of potato crops in 2019 did not ...

Source: Eastfruit