Ukraine has increased pumpkin exports 12 times in five years

Published 2021년 2월 18일

Tridge summary

In 2020, Ukraine saw a significant increase in the export of fresh butternut squash, setting a new record with a 76% increase to nearly 2 thousand tons, generating $783.6 thousand in revenue for exporters. The UK was the primary market for these exports, importing about half of the total, followed by Romania, the Netherlands, Moldova, and Bulgaria. These exports to the UK have seen a steady annual increase in both volume and value, despite the UK importing over 70 thousand tons of pumpkin per year. This indicates that Ukraine still has potential to increase its supply to the UK. Additionally, the export of fresh pumpkin to the UAE, Romania, Moldova, and Bulgaria also significantly increased in 2020.
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Ukraine in 2020 has once again dramatically increased the export of fresh butternut squash and set a new annual record. Thus, pumpkin exports increased by 76% to almost 2 thousand tons. Over the past 5 years, this figure has increased more than 12 times. In monetary terms, the pumpkin brought Ukrainian exporters $ 783.6 thousand in revenues, of which about half a million were revenues from supplies to the UK, EastFruit reports. It is noted that last year the UK imported about half of all Ukrainian pumpkin exported - 972 tons, and supplies to this country increased by 20% per year in volume and more significantly in value terms, since average pumpkin prices have increased. “Considering that the UK imports more than 70 thousand tons of pumpkin per year, then Ukraine has not yet exhausted all the possibilities of supplying these vegetables to the United Kingdom, because the share of Ukraine in British pumpkin imports barely exceeds 1%,” experts say. In addition, in 2020 Ukraine more ...

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