Honey from last year's harvest is 25-30% cheaper than this year in Ukraine

Published 2022년 8월 17일

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The article highlights the impact of the Russian Federation's military aggression on the honey and beekeeping product industry in Ukraine. Despite a decrease in sales, demand remains stable, with the internet playing a crucial role in worldwide orders. The demand for fresh honey and various beekeeping products such as natural wax, perga, pollen, propolis, and zabrus is significant. The consumer demographic remains largely the same, with a slight increase in gift orders from both domestic and international sources. The price of acacia honey has risen to UAH 400-450/kg, and there may be a reduction in the medical collection of up to 25-30% due to the war.
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Due to the military aggression of the Russian Federation, the total volume of sales of honey and beekeeping products decreased, but the demand is still maintained. Moreover, thanks to the Internet trade, you can order products from anywhere in Ukraine or the world. This was reported by the press service of Znatnyi Med TM. According to the network of online stores of TM "Znatny Med", fresh honey of 2022 is currently in the greatest demand, especially honey in honeycombs. Some beekeepers, due to a lack of funds, sell honey at low prices, but system producers and sellers do not do this. But at the same time, honey from last year's harvest, which can be 25-30% cheaper, also sells well. Among beekeeping products, natural wax is now the most ordered. Perga, pollen, propolis and zabrus are also in demand. The profile of the consumer has not changed much — mainly people aged 35-45, the ratio of men and women is about 50:50, the ...
Source: Agrotimes

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