The Ukrainian walnut destroyed the domestic shops and markets, this is what the Hungarians are salting

Published 2022년 2월 24일

Tridge summary

Hungary's nut yield has seen a significant increase since the mid-1990s, reaching 6.8 thousand tons in 2019. The 2021 nut harvest was rated as medium to good, with a positive foreign trade balance for shelled walnuts but a negative one for walnut kernels. Exports of walnuts, mainly to Germany, increased by 6% in 2021, while imports of walnut kernels, mainly from Ukraine, increased by 11%. Hungary's walnut plantation area has also grown, with optimism despite challenges like unfavorable weather and coronavirus logistic difficulties. Hungarian walnuts are competing with increasing Chilean imports in the European Union.
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Original content

According to the data of the CSO, the nut yield in Hungary was around 3 thousand tons in the mid-1990s, then increased to 6.8 thousand tons in 2019 due to the plantings of recent years. Experts rated the 2021 nut harvest in the western part of the country as medium and good in the eastern part. The data of the CSO also revealed that the foreign trade balance of shelled walnuts in Hungary is positive, as its imports were insignificant: between January and November 2021 it was 23 tons. At the same time, the volume of nuts exported increased by 6 per cent to 478 tonnes (12 per cent to HUF 443 million). The shipment was mainly to Germany. The foreign trade balance of walnut kernels has turned negative in the last two years. In the first eleven months of 2021, the export of walnut kernels decreased by 43 percent to 255.7 tons (its value decreased by 41 percent to HUF 494 million). The export market for walnut kernels is more diversified than that for walnuts in shell. The UK, a ...
Source: Agrarszektor

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