Ukraine: Strawberries can become cheaper by up to 25-30 UAH/kg

Published 2021년 6월 14일

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Retail prices for garden strawberries in Ukraine are expected to drop significantly, from 50 UAH to 25-30 UAH per kilogram, due to a bountiful harvest caused by a favorable spring season. Despite recent heavy rainfall in southern Ukraine, the strawberry crop remains abundant and dry matter and sugar levels are still satisfactory for consumption and processing, according to Oleg Kalinin, a specialist with the Ukrainian Fruit and Vegetable Business Development Project. The lower prices are already impacting the market, with Polish importers setting the price for third-class strawberries at 50 eurocents per kilogram for processing purposes.
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Prices for garden strawberries this week will fall in retail from 50 UAH to 25-30 UAH per kilogram. This opinion was expressed by Oleg Kalinin, a specialist in the development of the fruit and vegetable market of the Ukrainian Fruit and Vegetable Business Development Project (UHBDP) in the Mykolaiv region and the LASKA Foundation. "The spring of 2021 was favorable for the ovary of the berry, so a rich harvest of garden strawberries is expected. And even the downpours that cover the south of Ukraine for the last 2 weeks will not change the situation. Yes, the berry is saturated with moisture. but it is very much ", - the expert explains. According to him, from day to day in the south of the country garden strawberries of open ground come into fruition en masse, in a week the berry grown in the central part of Ukraine will be connected. "Polish importers have already announced the price they ...
Source: AllRetail.ua

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