February 2023 results in Serbia; frozen raspberry, strawberry, and potato import growth, lettuce and carrot export record

Published 2023년 4월 20일

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February 2023 saw a notable increase in the trade of fruits and vegetables in Serbia, with a significant rise in the imports of frozen berries, such as raspberries and strawberries, and potatoes. Local producers in Serbia managed to set new export records for lettuce and carrots. The country imported over 224 tons of frozen potatoes, mostly from Belarus and Austria, due to a shortage in the domestic market. Serbian carrot producers achieved record exports of 2.67 thousand tons, primarily to other Balkan countries. Lettuce sales also hit a record of 709 tons, with Romania being the main buyer. However, there was a notable decrease in the export of apples, while imports increased significantly, mainly from North Macedonia.

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February 2023 in the foreign trade of fruits and vegetables in Serbia was marked by several events at once. The month turned out to be successful for wholesale companies supplying frozen berries to Serbia - imports of items such as raspberries and strawberries increased. It should be noted that the last month of winter has retained some of the trends of the previous month in the fruit and vegetable trade in Serbia - the import of frozen potatoes continues to grow. At the same time, in February 2023, local producers managed to update the export record of lettuce and carrots from Serbia. EF Trade Alerts. Serbia. Vegetables In the vegetable market, the most serious changes in foreign trade were recorded in the segments of frozen potatoes, carrots and lettuce. Import of frozen potatoes to Serbia, tons For the Serbian vegetable market, February, like the previous month, was characterized by a shortage of frozen potatoes, forcing importers to significantly increase the volume of ...

Source: Eastfruit