Bulgaria: What do the statistics for vegetables in our country report?

Published 2022년 5월 23일

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The article highlights the conflicting challenges faced by Bulgarian farmers, including increased costs opposed to faster betting production rates and more sown agricultural areas as reported by the Ministry of Agriculture. Despite challenges, the country has seen an increase in the planting of vegetables, melons, and strawberries, and a significant growth in potato production. However, there has been a decrease in the production of greenhouse cucumbers and tomatoes, and a drop in imports and exports of certain vegetables. Prices for most fruits and vegetables have decreased, except for apples and potatoes, which have seen a weekly increase.

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On the one hand, farmers told Agri.BG that it will be difficult to achieve the desired results in production due to increased costs for it, on the other hand, current statistics of the Ministry of Agriculture continue to report faster rates in betting production and more sown agricultural areas this season. The latest operational analysis of the department provides up-to-date information on production, imports and exports, as well as on the prices of vegetables and fruits in our country. Vote: Would you support the exemption from tax subsidies? According to the latest operational data, as of May 12, the areas planted with vegetables, melons and strawberries in the open are more than a year earlier, with tomatoes and cabbage growing more than twice as much. Currently, a decrease is reported only for watermelon areas. The current analysis also takes into account the harvest in our country, which is in its infancy - from early potatoes, cabbage and strawberries from open areas. So ...

Source: Agri