It became known how many apples are grown in Ukraine every year

Published 2021년 6월 10일

Tridge summary

Ukraine produces approximately 1.1-1.2 million tons of apples annually, with 70% of the production being grown by households. A significant portion of the apples, about 25-30%, is used for the production of apple juice, concentrate, and other products, with the rest being sold domestically or exported. In 2020, apple exports dropped by 2.8 times compared to the previous year, largely due to a decrease in production and higher domestic prices, which diminished the appeal of exporting for producers. The main destinations for Ukrainian apple exports were Belarus, UAE, and Austria.
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Original content

About 1.1-1.2 million tons of apples are grown in Ukraine annually. 70% of the harvest is produced by households, the other apples are grown by agricultural enterprises. This is stated in the message of the association "Ukrainian Club of Agrarian Business". It is noted that on average 25-30% of apples grown go to the production of apple juice, concentrate and more. Non-marketable apple, which has low weight, damage, unattractive appearance, etc., is mainly processed. The rest is sold on the domestic market or exported abroad. "In 2020, apple exports amounted to 19.5 thousand tons, which is 2.8 times lower than the same period last year. The reason for such a decrease in export shipments - a decrease in apple production compared to the record year 2018. Although the harvest was in autumn 2018 ., some products were exported in 2019. Also had an impact on rising prices for apples in the domestic market, which slightly reduced the attractiveness of exports to producers.The main ...
Source: AllRetail.ua

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