The market of Ukrainian organic products grew by 3% last year

Published 2021년 7월 31일

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In 2020, the Ukrainian organic products market experienced a 3% growth, reaching a value of UAH 709 million ($ 26.4 million) with a total production of 7.85 thousand tons. The majority of the sales were organic dairy products, followed by cereals, flour, grain products, vegetables and fruits, eggs, juices and beverages. The consumption of eggs and oil products saw a significant increase, while that of vegetables and fruits, canned foods and ice cream decreased. The area of land used for growing agricultural products also increased by 50% from 2018, with 64% of this land having organic status. However, the number of organic product operators in the country decreased by 3% in 2019.
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Original content

The domestic market of Ukrainian organic products in 2020 increased by 3% compared to 2019 - up to UAH 709 million ($ 26.4 million at the current exchange rate), a total of 7.85 thousand tons of organic products produced in Ukraine were sold. This was reported in the Ukrainian-Swiss study of the organic market, published by the portal organic.info, reports Interfax-Ukraine. Most of the goods sold in Ukraine were organic dairy products - 5.08 thousand tons for 420 million UAH; cereals, flour, grain products - 1.42 thousand tons (125 million UAH); vegetables and fruits - 0.66 thousand tons (UAH 25 million); eggs -0.22 thousand tons (UAH 25 million); juices and beverages - 0.14 thousand tons (10 million UAH). According to the study, in 2020 in Ukraine the consumption of organic eggs and oil products increased significantly, but the consumption of vegetables and fruits, canned foods and ice cream decreased. The leaders in growth were spices and eggs: their consumption increased by 6.5 ...
Source: AllRetail.ua

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