Fruit and vegetable in Uzbekistan: Main events of 2023 (Part I)

Published 2023년 12월 29일

Tridge summary

Weather anomalies and January frosts in Uzbekistan negatively impacted the fruit and vegetable business in 2023, causing huge damage to greenhouse vegetables and leading to a rapid increase in prices for fresh tomatoes and sweet peppers. The abnormal cold resulted in significant crop losses of up to 70% for tomatoes, sweet peppers, and cucumbers, and led to a drop in exports of fresh tomatoes and cucumbers. The freezing temperatures also affected the quality of onions stored in warehouses, impacting the overall performance of the fruit and vegetable market in Uzbekistan.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

The fruit and vegetable business is one of the most risky activities compared to other sectors of the economy, and weather conditions, being a completely unpredictable factor, have a huge impact on the performance of participants in this market. The abnormal cold observed in Uzbekistan in the first month of the year ended caused enormous damage to the harvest of greenhouse vegetables, delayed the planting and sowing of early vegetables, and caused the death of a significant part of the trees in orchards. This unfavorable weather surprise largely predetermined the dynamics of the main types of fruits and vegetables in Uzbekistan throughout 2023. What significant events of the final year can be noted? What did this year remember for participants in the fruit and vegetable business of Uzbekistan and consumers of fruit and vegetable products in the country’s domestic market? EastFruit analysts sum up the results of 2023 in the fruit and vegetable business of Uzbekistan. 1. Weather ...
Source: Eastfruit

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