Potato prices have resumed in Moldova

게시됨 2024년 1월 26일

Tridge 요약

Wholesale potato prices in Moldova have increased by 10-12%, returning to the range seen in early January 2024 of 7-9 lei/kg ($0.39-0.50/kg). The price increase is being moderated by the import of cheaper Belarusian potatoes, despite high logistics costs. However, as Moldova's own potato reserves are rapidly depleting, the country may soon have the most expensive potatoes in the EastFruit price monitoring zone. There are also plans for potato imports from Egypt in early February, but these are expected to be costly.

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원본 콘텐츠

This week, after a small and short-term decline, the process of increasing wholesale potato prices has resumed in Moldova. The growth is not too great yet - within 10-12%, EastFruit experts report. By and large, prices have returned to the range observed at the beginning of January 2024 – 7-9 lei/kg ($0.39-0.50/kg). The only difference is that the supply of local low-quality potatoes has decreased significantly, and even such products have become slightly more expensive. As EastFruit previously reported, the rise in price of this product on the Moldovan market is holding back the import of relatively inexpensive Belarusian potatoes. However, due to complex and expensive logistics, supplies are irregular, so prices for quality potatoes are still gradually rising. It is curious that it is precisely due to Belarusian supplies that the average price of potatoes in Moldova is still lower than in Ukraine, which imports potatoes only from Poland. But it is difficult to judge how long ...

출처: Eastfruit