Bulgaria: The purchase price of organic almonds is falling, while the price of the nut is increasing in stores

게시됨 2022년 11월 2일

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Organic fruit and vegetable producer, Veselin Tsvetkov, has expressed concerns about the decreasing sales prices and increasing production costs in the agricultural sector. He highlights the challenges faced by local producers due to competition from countries with lower production costs and the impact of inflation. Tsvetkov mentions the difficulty he encounters in selling organic almonds at reasonable prices due to lower market prices this year. He also criticizes the exclusion of the nuts sub-sector from the latest emergency bailout and emphasizes the lack of support for small farms, predicting a grim future for farms under 1,000 decares without specific subsidies.

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"The cost of production has increased significantly, and sales prices have decreased," organic fruit and vegetable producer Veselin Tsvetkov told Agri.BG. To the European Public Prosecutor's Office: A farmer tells about a corruption scheme involving public officials Logic says that, against the backdrop of rising inflation, the purchase prices in primary production should also rise. However, according to the long-time farmer, this is not the case, especially for crops with exchange prices and with competition from countries where the cost price is lower, respectively, the production is cheaper. For years, producers of fruits and vegetables in our country have been calling the battle with imports from Turkey, Greece, Macedonia, and Albania an unequal battle. However, it turns out that the market is also complicated for less mainstream cultures. Veselin has 360 decares with organic almonds. He shared that finding a good price for them this year was not possible. “The buyers I work ...

출처: Agri