Blueberry and carrot import growth, spinach export record - April 2023 results in Serbia

Published 2023년 6월 22일

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In April, Serbia experienced a notable shift in its agricultural trade, with significant changes in the import and export of various vegetables and fruits. Most notably, there was a sevenfold increase in carrot imports, reaching a record 185 tons, with Russia and Italy as the primary suppliers. Conversely, there was a 34% decrease in apple imports, now totaling 1,700 tons, with North Macedonia and Poland being the main suppliers. Additionally, there was a decline in frozen corn exports, although spinach exports saw a record high of 51 tons. The market for imported blueberries also surged, nearly doubling from the previous year with 61 tons imported mainly from Spain. Conversely, apple exports from Serbia have also decreased, with Russia being the only significant buyer.

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April of the current year in the foreign trade of vegetables and fruits in Serbia was marked by a sharp increase in imports of blueberries and carrots. At the same time, the import of apples decreased with a simultaneous decrease in the export of this fruit. The export of frozen corn also decreased, while the export of spinach, on the contrary, increased and showed record figures for this period of the year. EF Trade Alerts. Serbia. Vegetables In the second spring month of this year, the most serious changes in foreign trade in the vegetable market of Serbia were recorded in the segments of carrots, spinach and frozen corn. Import of carrots to Serbia, tons Demand for imported carrots is growing on the Serbian market. As a result, the volume of root crop imports increased by more than 7 times compared to April 2022, this season 185 tons of vegetables were imported into the country - a record amount for the specified period of the year. Carrots were supplied from Russia and Italy. ...

Source: Eastfruit