Overview of the frozen apricot market in Europe and the reasons for its activation in January 2023

Published 2023년 2월 7일

Tridge summary

The third review by EastFruit on the market for frozen apricot in Europe for January 2023 reveals an increase in sales, with active market dynamics and stable prices. The article highlights the revival of import transactions in countries like Germany, Ukraine, Hungary, and Poland, as well as Moldova's first export of whole frozen apricot to the Czech Republic. Despite a good apricot harvest in Ukraine in 2022, no one wanted to freeze it, leading to a shortage and the need to import. Weather conditions and crop yields in the main producing countries, including Central Asian countries like Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, which are increasingly exporting frozen fruits and vegetables, are key factors that could impact the market in the 2023 season.

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Original content

EastFruit continues a series of reviews of the frozen fruits, berries and vegetables market. The first review was devoted to the difficult situation in the European frozen raspberry market and the ongoing price fall, the second to the fundamental changes in the freezing market due to the fall in consumer income, and this third market review will be devoted to such an interesting position as frozen apricot. Frozen apricot sales in January 2023 in Europe increased compared to the end of 2022. This is evidenced by the revival of import transactions in the market in such countries as Germany, Ukraine, Hungary, Poland. According to manufacturers, January 2023 was quite busy and did not bring the expected market downtime. On the contrary, the market activity may even have exceeded the traditional one for January of previous years. Also in January 2022, Moldova exported a whole frozen apricot to the Czech Republic for the first time. Previously, such a product was rarely interested, and ...

Source: Eastfruit