Overview of the raspberry market for freezing in Moldova: Prices, supply and demand

Published 2024년 6월 20일

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Raspberry harvesting has commenced, leading to a surge in demand due to reduced supply from spring frosts in Russia and Belarus. Buyers from Poland, Serbia, and Belarus are actively purchasing raspberries, with prices on the rise. Moldovan farmers are offering high-quality raspberries for freezing at about 1.5 € including income tax, and prices are higher in Moldova than in Ukraine, with an increasing trend in the Ukrainian market. However, concerns are raised about the potential unprofitability of processing due to rising prices. No real transactions have occurred yet, and the true cost of frozen raspberries remains unknown.

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Raspberry harvesting began last week. There is a clear rush to purchase – demand so far exceeds supply. There are buyers from Poland and Serbia (yes, from the largest raspberry exporting countries in the world). The appearance of buyers from Belarus is also surprising. Obviously, frosts in the spring seriously reduced the prospects for the raspberry harvest in Russia and Belarus. According to EastFruit experts, foreigners are purchasing raspberries very actively and the prices do not scare them. Currently, farmers in Moldova are ready to offer high-quality raspberries for freezing at a price of about 1.5 € including income tax. A rising trend in prices can be felt, although freezers fear that this may make it unprofitable to process the products. Read also: The first prices for raspberries for freezing in Serbia are a complete disappointment! These prices are significantly higher than those announced by processors in Ukraine. To be precise, prices for raspberries in Moldova are ...

Source: Eastfruit