Bulgaria reports growth in fruit production, import and export

Published 2024년 8월 26일

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The Bulgarian Ministry of Agriculture has reported a growth in the country's fruit production, alongside an increase in both import and export volumes. There has been a significant rise in the import of fruits and berry products, with cherry imports up by nearly 1300%, peach imports up by about 190%, and watermelon imports up by 120%. Bulgarian producers credit this growth to an earlier harvest in neighboring southern countries and lower prices for imported fruit. On the other hand, fruit exports have also increased, with cherry exports more than 120 times, apple exports tripling, and watermelon exports nearly doubling. This increase is due to more favorable prices for products abroad. Additionally, the local market has seen seasonal vegetables and fruits becoming more affordable, with some prices decreasing while others have increased.
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According to a report by the Bulgarian Ministry of Agriculture, fruit production in the country has been growing in recent years. At the same time, an increase in both import and export volumes of fruit has been recorded, EastFruit reports. As for the import of fruit and berry products, according to FreshPlaza, its volumes are quite significant. Cherry imports have increased sharply - by almost 1300%, peach imports have increased by about 190%, and watermelon imports have increased by 120% over the reporting period. The volumes of grape, apricot and apple imports are also growing. Bulgarian producers attribute this growth to an earlier harvest in neighboring southern countries and lower prices for imported fruit. Read also: Vegetable prices in Bulgaria have risen by 15% due to abnormal heat While fruit imports to Bulgaria have increased sharply, the country's fruit exports have also increased significantly. For example, cherry exports increased from 3 tons in 2023 to almost 400 ...
Source: Eastfruit

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