Imports prevail on the Ukrainian dried vegetables market

Published 2021년 11월 25일

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The report by Pro-Consulting on the dried vegetables market in Ukraine for the period 2018-2021 highlights a heavy reliance on imported supplies, with the market dependent on imports of dried cabbage, beets, carrots, onions, garlic, among other vegetables. Despite domestic production by 457 companies, particularly in dried peas and mushrooms, import penetration is significant, especially in dried onions. Major suppliers are southern countries like China, India, Iran, Turkey, and Uzbekistan, who use intensive growing techniques and stimulating drugs, resulting in lower production costs. New entrants in the market may face high production costs and issues with conditioned raw materials due to the wide variability of fresh vegetables grown in Ukraine.

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The dried vegetables market in Ukraine is heavily dependent on supplies from abroad. Dried cabbage, beets, carrots, onions, garlic are actively imported to our country. This is evidenced by the results of research on the market of dried vegetables in Ukraine by Pro-Consulting for the period 2018 - 1 half of 2021. As noted, companies that make up and put on sale sets of spices and seasonings for dishes are mainly engaged in their own production of such products. According to the study, 457 domestic companies are registered in Ukraine, supplying products to the dried vegetables market in Ukraine. Dried onions and carrots are produced by 17 enterprises. Most of the Ukrainian producers were recorded in the segment of dried peas, followed by dried mushrooms. “In the entire volume of the dried vegetables market in Ukraine, the share of imported products is 58.3%, in the segment of dried onions its size is much larger - 86.4%,” experts say. Import supplies to the market of dried ...

Source: AgroPortal.ua