The global frozen raspberry market is seeing a decline in demand

Published 2024년 12월 23일

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Iryna Kukhtina, president of the "Berry Growing of Ukraine" association, discussed Ukraine's strong position in the international market for frozen raspberry exports. She highlighted a positive trend towards reducing exports to Poland, the main re-exporter of Ukrainian berries, as Ukrainian producers have started to independently supply to other countries like Germany, France, and Austria. Kukhtina stressed the importance of quality and traceability for these markets. Due to a global decline in demand for frozen raspberries over the past two years, Kukhtina predicted a reduced global raspberry production, with Serbia and Poland already reducing their production, while Ukraine has not yet followed suit.
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This opinion was expressed by the president of the “Berry Growing of Ukraine” association, Iryna Kukhtina, writes “Yahidnyk”. She noted that Ukraine occupies a confident position in the international market for the export of frozen raspberries. It is positive that recently there has been a trend towards a decrease in its sales to Poland, as the main re-exporter of Ukrainian berries. “From 2019 to 2022, more than 50% of Ukrainian exports went through Poland. Since 2023, our producers have begun to independently supply frozen raspberries to other countries, respectively, exports to Poland have fallen by 14%. Meanwhile, Germany, France, Austria and other European countries are potential consumers of Ukrainian berries, but it is worth remembering that they must be of higher quality, and it is also necessary to ensure their traceability,” Iryna Kukhtina emphasized. She said that over the ...

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