Sugar prices in Ukraine increased by an average of UAH 1-1.5 per kilogram during the week

Published 2024년 11월 21일

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The Ukrainian sugar market is experiencing a price increase, with the rate of rise expected to accelerate in early 2025, as predicted by the PUSK agricultural cooperative. The average price of sugar in Ukraine has risen by UAH 1-1.5/kg per week, with the current price ranging from UAH 23-24.50/kg. This price hike is attributed to the stabilization of domestic demand and the recovery of exports, with Turkey and African countries being the primary export destinations. The partial opening of the European market for Ukrainian sugar in 2025 could significantly influence the price dynamics.
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Currently, the Ukrainian sugar market is witnessing an increase in prices, the pace of which may accelerate in early 2025. This forecast was announced by the analysts of the PUSK agricultural cooperative, created within the framework of the All-Ukrainian Agrarian Council, the press service of the VAR reports. It is noted that the price of sugar in Ukraine increased by an average of UAH 1-1.5/kg during the week. Currently, the price of sugar varies between UAH 23-24.50/kg. The main reasons for this rise are the stabilization of domestic demand and the beginning of the recovery of exports. Analysts also noted that domestic sugar producers are gradually returning to foreign markets. Turkey and African countries remain the main destinations. Read also: In 2023/24 FY, Ukraine exported 689,000 tons of sugar "According to expectations, the situation should have been worse without exports to Europe. But currently the export scheme through third countries is working, and it is producing ...
Source: Agrobusiness

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