How much can you sell frozen raspberries for in the European Union?

Published 2024년 7월 15일

Tridge summary

The raspberry freezing season is underway in key European countries such as Serbia, Poland, and Ukraine. Ukrainian raspberry prices have met initial optimistic forecasts, starting at 3.2 euros per kg and potentially rising to 3.5 euros per kg due to reduced production in Serbia and potential harvest losses in Ukraine from labor shortages and abnormal heat. Ukraine also faces challenges from Russian attacks and limited energy supplies, necessitating rapid sales of frozen raspberries. The market remains uncertain, especially with the unpredictable harvesting season of remontant raspberry varieties, leading to high tension and potential further price increases in the EU market.

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Original content

The raspberry freezing season is in full swing in all key producing and exporting countries of frozen raspberries in Europe, namely Serbia, Poland and Ukraine. It's time for EastFruit analysts to compare their preliminary forecasts with the market situation now. Let us recall that the first forecast of raspberry prices for Ukraine in the context of the situation on the EU market was published on March 1, 2024, and it was very optimistic. That is why many market participants perceived it quite skeptically. Just before the start of the season, these same market participants expressed their opinions regarding the prospects for raspberry pricing, and this forecast has already turned out to be very close to EastFruit’s earlier forecasts. Currently, frozen raspberries from the new harvest are already entering the market, and prices start from 3.2 euros per kg for high quality categories. This means that, despite the beginning of the season, the excitement on the market for frozen ...

Source: Eastfruit