The blueberry and raspberry season is open in the region, plum harvesting has begun in Central Asia

The article highlights the dynamic trends in the fruit and vegetable market as observed on the EastFruit Trade Platform over the past week. It notes an 8% increase in listings, largely driven by increased supply from Uzbekistan, Turkey, and especially Iran. The platform's activity is spread across 14 countries, with Iran, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Turkey, and Kazakhstan being the most active. The best-selling products include white cabbage and carrots, while the supply of tomatoes is decreasing. Fruits like watermelons and nectarines are on the rise, and the first offers of blueberries from Georgia and Poland have appeared. The article also covers the price trends in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Turkey, and Iran, indicating decreases in tomato, cucumber, and zucchini prices in Ukraine, and changes in product prices in other countries. Additionally, the expansion of the EastFruit Fruittechnology trading group to offer more production and processing goods aims to streamline the market for fruit and vegetable producers.