Bulgaria: In 2024, raspberry growers expect adequate support

Published 2024년 1월 22일

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Despite facing challenges in 2023 due to droughts, high temperatures, and market difficulties, the Bulgarian Association of Raspberry and Berry Growers remains optimistic about the future. The chairman, Bozhidar Petkov, emphasized the need for support following losses from restrictions on frozen raspberries and fruits from Ukraine. He proposed exploring new markets, increasing the presence of Bulgarian 'soft' fruits in supermarkets, and tapping into exotic markets. Petkov also plans to establish more producer organizations in 2024 to boost berry production.
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Last year was not easy for raspberry and strawberry growers, but the sector is optimistic about the next 12 months. "Optimism prevails, we are convinced that despite the crisis, the best is yet to come. Our organization has a 10-year history and we have experienced many joys and difficulties, although we have not had anything like last year. I think that unity is strength, and with some coordinated actions we will be able to help our members overcome this crisis as well," Bozhidar Petkov, chairman of the Bulgarian Association of Raspberry and Berry Growers, told Agri.BG. According to him, the sector has managed to learn the necessary lessons and analyze the threats and difficulties they experienced in the 2023 season. "The biggest difficulty is the markets and the market realization of our production. It is not by chance that Poland placed frozen raspberries and fruits originating in Ukraine under additional restrictions. Although Bulgaria is indirectly affected by the Ukrainian ...
Source: Agri

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