The beginning of the cherry harvest in Serbia and inspections at the buying points

Published 2023년 6월 20일

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The article highlights the anticipated start of the cherry harvest in Serbia, following the raspberry harvest, with the potential starting prices estimated between 40 to 60 dinars per kg, equivalent to 1.52 - 2.28 PLN / kg. However, historical issues with cherry quality and market regulations have led to concerns about the impact of rainfall and dryness on sugar and dry matter content, potentially affecting processing efficiency and leading to issues like fruit cracking and rotting. In response, the Serbian Minister of Agriculture has announced the formation of special commissions at cherry collection points to ensure proper quality assessment and prevent past issues of lower classification of good quality fruit, which could result in higher prices due to a lower yield of good quality cherries.
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Right after the raspberry harvest begins, the cherry harvest begins in Serbia. The harvest starts this week. Although the starting prices have not yet been announced, it is said to be in the range of 40 to 60 dinars per kg. This is the equivalent of 1.52 - 2.28 PLN / kg. However, as usual, these can only be market research attempts and mere speculations... However, it is worth going back to previous years, when information about problems at collection points flowed from Serbia. Well, good quality cherries were classified lower, so that purchase owners had an argument to pay less. Manufacturers reported these incidents, and eventually the government took an interest. Quality may also be a key issue this year. Long rainfall is low in sugars and dry matter. This, in turn, is a low efficiency of processing cherries into concentrate. Fruit cracking and rotting are also quite common in local orchards. This may result in a lower quantity of good quality goods and a higher price. The ...
Source: Sad24

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