Pakistani tangerines have brought down prices on the Uzbekistan market

Published 2023년 12월 8일

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The arrival of Pakistani tangerines in Uzbekistan has led to a significant drop in prices, with retail prices at least one and a half times cheaper than tangerines imported from other countries. The wholesale price of tangerines in the capital city has decreased by 38% over the last week, reaching the lowest level in the past five years. This drop in price comes in the midst of record high prices for locally produced fruits such as persimmons, pomegranates, and grapes, due to low harvest caused by January frosts.

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Recently, EastFruit wrote about the arrival of the first batches of Pakistani tangerines on the market of Uzbekistan; in supermarkets in the country's capital, these products are sold at a retail price that is at least one and a half times cheaper than tangerines imported from other countries. EastFruit specialists note a sharp drop in prices for tangerines in the wholesale markets of the capital of Uzbekistan - by 38% over the last week. From December 1 to December 8, 2023, the average wholesale price for tangerine decreased from 16,000 to 10,000 soum/kg (from $1.30 to $0.81), which was the largest weekly change in the dynamics of wholesale prices for these products over the past four month. Moreover, current wholesale prices for tangerine in Uzbekistan are at the lowest level for the same period of the last five years. As of December 8, 2023, the average wholesale price for tangerine is 17% lower than on the same date last year, one third lower than on the same date in 2021 and ...

Source: Eastfruit