Pomegranate harvest in Azerbaijan will remain at the level of last year, cultivation costs increased by 50%

Published 2022년 9월 30일

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The Association of Pomegranate Producers and Exporters of Azerbaijan has warned manufacturers about the need to maintain fair prices for pomegranates, citing increased costs and a delayed harvest due to spring weather. The country's pomegranate harvest is expected to be on par with the previous year, with the majority of exports going to Russia. Azerbaijan is also looking to expand its export markets to the Middle East and EU, with several horticultural enterprises obtaining the GlobalG.A.P. certificate to enable sales in European markets. In 2021, Azerbaijan harvested 185,000 tons of pomegranates and exported 22,000 tons, generating an income of $29.3 million from fruit sales abroad.
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According to the Association of Pomegranate Producers and Exporters of Azerbaijan, due to the increase in the cost of fertilizers, plant protection products, the costs of farms increased by 50%. It is reported by Fruit-inform with reference to IA Reporter. Harvest of fruits in the country has already started. However, dealers set prices too low. Therefore, the Association warned manufacturers not to sell their products too cheaply. According to industry representatives, the wholesale price for 1 kilogram of pomegranate should be at least 2 manats ($1.18). This year, the pomegranate harvest began later than usual, as the timing of flowering has shifted due to cool weather in the spring. According to preliminary forecasts, this year Azerbaijan will have the same volume of fruits as last year. See also: Where and when is it more profitable to export pomegranates from Uzbekistan? Most of the exports go to Russia. In 2021, about 14 thousand tons of products were sent there. The ...
Source: Eastfruit

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