South Korea: Shipments of chestnuts and jujubes for festivals likely to increase compared to last year

Published 2021년 9월 8일

Tridge summary

The article forecasts a surge in fresh jujube shipments for Jesu, with an anticipated 10% increase in yield compared to the previous year, attributed to favorable harvest conditions and a low drop rate. Despite this production uptick, the market price during Chuseok is projected to rise due to a shortage of dried jujubes from last year, caused by heavy rain and typhoons. Consequently, the cost of dried jujube products per 1 kg has risen slightly from the previous year, and experts predict that the high market price will persist despite the expected production increase.
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Original content

◆ Jujubes = It is the general view of those concerned with producing jujubes, such as Boeun, Chungbuk and Gyeongsan, Gyeongbuk, that shipments of fresh jujubes for Jesu will also increase from last year. This is because the yield of fresh jujubes is expected to increase by more than 10% compared to last year due to the favorable harvest compared to the previous year and the low drop rate. However, the market price during Chuseok is expected to be stronger than in the previous year due to a shortage of dried jujubes from last year, which had low production in the aftermath of the rainy season and typhoons. According to the Forest Products Distribution Information System of the Korea Forestry Cooperative Federation, on the 5th, the average selling price per 1 kg of dried jujube products was 18,510 won. This is about 500 won higher than the same period last year (before Chuseok). Jo Sang-jin, head of the sales ...
Source: Nongmin

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