Iran became the largest supplier of kiwi to Ukraine in 2021

Published 2022년 1월 28일

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In 2021, Ukraine's kiwi imports reached a volume of 16.4 thousand tons, marking the first year that per capita consumption exceeded 400 grams. Greece, traditionally the leading supplier, was surpassed by Iran, which increased its supply by 67% and accounted for 40% of kiwi imports to Ukraine. Greece remained in second place with a 37% share, while Italy was third with a 14% share. Notably, Turkey began exporting kiwis to Ukraine two years ago and ranked fifth in 2021, delivering over 700 tons in the first 11 months.
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The total volume of kiwi imports to Ukraine for 11 months of 2021 reached 16.4 thousand tons. Thus, for the first time, the average consumption of kiwi in Ukraine will exceed 400 grams per capita per year. "The average consumption of kiwi in Ukraine is lower than the average, but is gradually catching up against the background of rising incomes and growing interest in a healthy lifestyle. However, kiwi consumption in other countries is also growing. Now the average consumption of kiwi per capita It is considered to be about 600 grams per year. The leader in the average per capita consumption of kiwi is not New Zealand, as many think, but Greece. The average resident of this country consumes up to 14-15 kg of kiwi annually. in the countries where this fruit is grown, "explains Andriy Yarmak, an economist at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). By the way, Greece has traditionally been the largest supplier of fresh kiwi to the Ukrainian market, but in ...
Source: AllRetail.ua

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