Prices for apricots are falling in Moldova, but a comeback is possible soon

Published 2021년 8월 12일

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Wholesale prices for apricots in Moldovan market have decreased by 1-2 lei / kg every week, reaching an average of about 18 lei / kg ($ 1 / kg) by the end of July-early August. This is due to the high quality of products sent for export and the reorientation of export supplies towards EU countries, including Hungary and Lithuania. Despite a slow decline in prices, a increase is possible in August for high-quality apricots of mid- and late-ripening varieties. The apricot harvest in Moldova is expected to increase to at least 10-12 thousand tons in 2021, up from 6.5-8 thousand tons last year.
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In late July - early August, wholesale prices for apricots on the Moldovan market decreased by 1-2 lei / kg every week, reaching an average level of about 18 lei / kg ($ 1 / kg) by the end of the second decade of this month. Nevertheless, it is about 2-3 lei / kg higher than last year's price in the first decade of August. Exporting traders associate relatively high prices for apricots in July-August this year with the relatively high quality of products sent for export, as well as with the reorientation of the direction of export supplies. So, EastFruit previously reported that if in 2020 about half of the total export volume (2 thousand tons) of Moldovan apricot supplies fell to Ukraine, then this year the share of EU countries in the export structure of this product will increase to about 80-85%. Hungary and Lithuania were added to the list of European exporters. Read also: Moldovan producers of apple concentrate are advised to increase their purchases of raw materials Despite ...
Source: Eastfruit

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