Of all the greens this week, only parsley has become cheaper. Market review for the 23rd week of 2020

Published 2020년 6월 7일

Tridge summary

The EastFruit project has reported significant price fluctuations in the market for greens in various countries due to worsening weather conditions and supply interruptions. The situation is mixed, with some countries like Tajikistan and certain regions in Georgia experiencing a drop in parsley prices by 17% and 20% respectively, while other countries see price hikes for greens like dill and cilantro by as much as 35% and 14% in Moldova. Ukraine is the only country where green prices have stabilized, despite high prices for parsley and dill. Belarus faces a supply interruption, leading to an increase in basil prices by over 10%.

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Original content

Weather conditions in the countries of the EastFruit project monitoring region by the end of this week have noticeably worsened, which directly affected the supply of all types of analyzed greens on the market. An exception to this period, project analysts called a number of eastern countries in the monitoring region, where negative price trends continued to be traced. It is noteworthy that market operators in Georgia and Tajikistan noted excess supply exclusively in the parsley segment. And this particular type of greenery in the above-mentioned countries has fallen in price by 20% and 17%, respectively, over the past week. And if in Tajikistan, according to the results of the reporting period, prices for other types of greens have stabilized, then in Georgia, on average, by 10%, by the end of this week, dill and cilantro have risen in price. In almost all other countries of the monitoring region, EastFruit project analysts recorded an increase in prices for all analyzed types of ...

Source: Eastfruit