Uzbekistan: Fruits, berries, and vegetables are generally getting cheaper, onions and watermelon are the leaders

Published 2023년 7월 17일

Tridge summary

Sales leaders over the past week were onions and watermelon, while the supply of tomatoes and sweet peppers increased. Borscht vegetables, such as garlic, saw a decrease in supply. Pears from Uzbekistan appeared in the market and Egypt announced upcoming sales of pomegranates. Prices of vegetables in Ukraine fell, while strawberries and cherries rose in price. Tomatoes and apricots also rose in price in Uzbekistan, while Egyptian exporters increased prices for garlic.
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Key moments over the past week: — Sales leaders – onions and watermelon — Supply of tomato and sweet pepper is growing — Borscht vegetables have become less frequently offered — Pears from Uzbekistan have appeared — Egypt has announced the imminent start of sales of pomegranate of a new crop — Vegetables continue to become cheaper in Ukraine, strawberries and cherries rise in price - Tomatoes and apricots rise in price in Uzbekistan - Egyptian exporters raised prices for garlic About these and other trends in the fruit and vegetable markets of the region in a weekly review of EastFruit trading floors. The number of ads posted per week on the fruit and vegetable trading platform EastFruit Trade Platform continues to grow and set new records. The offer from participants from Ukraine and Egypt has increased. At the same time, representatives of Uzbekistan and Iran slightly reduced sales. Again there were ads from Tajikistan, Turkey and Macedonia. In total, participants from 15 ...
Source: Eastfruit

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