Bulgaria: Is there a chance that BG fruits and vegetables will displace foreign ones from the stalls?

Published 2022년 9월 26일

Tridge summary

The article discusses the potential impacts of the ongoing war in Ukraine on agricultural production and trade, with a focus on the fruit and vegetable sector. It highlights the challenges of rising energy prices and labor shortages, and the need for policy changes and technological advancements to enhance production efficiency and profitability. The article also touches on the importance of local production and the potential shift in production sites due to environmental factors and energy costs. It stresses the strategic role of processing in maintaining and increasing production levels and improving market competitiveness under current challenges.
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Original content

Can the war in Ukraine be a catalyst for changes in domestic production and what prospects are emerging? In the growing uncertainty caused by the war in Ukraine, one thing at least seems certain - food production will become increasingly important. Vote: Are legal changes needed for pastures? Governments will incentivize farmers to produce an increasing share of the output needed to satisfy the domestic market, and traders will seek to cut logistics costs. This is especially true for the fruit and vegetable sector, where freshness is a key factor in sales and transport is becoming more and more expensive. Local factors of production will come to the fore, and seasonality is likely to increasingly determine consumption. Rising energy prices will make both off-season produce growing and cold storage more expensive. This is what the analysts from InteliAgro predict. Changes are on the way This does not necessarily mean that intra-EU trade will decrease. But the countries' competitive ...
Source: Agri

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