Ukraine earned more from the export of blueberries than from apples

게시됨 2024년 4월 8일

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Ukraine's fruit export market has seen a significant rise in revenue from blueberry exports, positioning them just behind walnuts and frozen berries and fruits. With an impressive annual growth rate of 22-28%, blueberries, along with frozen raspberries, are the fastest-growing categories in Ukraine's fruit and vegetable exports. Despite the seasonal nature of exports from July to October, the interest in blueberry cultivation remains strong. This growth is notable against a backdrop of a global decline in blueberry trade volumes, with prices expected to stay relatively high. Traditionally, Ukraine has exported most of its blueberry produce to Poland, but in 2023, there has been a shift towards diversifying export destinations to include the Netherlands, Great Britain, Germany, and Spain, as exports to Poland have seen a decrease.

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원본 콘텐츠

Blueberries are now second only to walnuts and frozen berries and fruits in terms of annual revenue in the fruit group, according to EastFruit analysts. It is noted that blueberries, along with frozen raspberries, are the fastest growing category of fruit and vegetable exports of Ukraine. The annual increase in export revenue from these goods is estimated at 22-28% per year. At the same time, if apples are exported from Ukraine almost all year round, blueberries are not subject to long-term storage, and their export season usually lasts from July to October. Accordingly, this amount of revenue is formed in just 3-4 months. In general, it is not surprising that blueberries are still of interest to investors in Ukraine, who actively attract grant funds for the creation of new plantations. "Lokhina undoubtedly has great prospects for the growth of consumption in the world market. This berry is still little known to consumers in many countries, but those who try it usually start ...

출처: AgroPortal.ua