Ukraine is a world leader in the growth rate of frozen raspberry exports

Published 2021년 10월 25일

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Ukraine is experiencing a boost in raspberry exports, ranking second globally in absolute growth over the past five years and leading in relative growth among the top 10 net exporters. Despite currently holding a 3% share of the global market, the country is aiming to climb further. However, competition from established exporters like Serbia, Poland, Chile, and China, as well as emerging markets like the US and Canada, presents challenges. Ukraine's relationship with Poland, its main competitor and re-export hub, is complex, with potential opportunities for direct exports to enhance Ukraine's position in the labor market. To succeed, Ukraine must improve raspberry yield and quality and increase export volumes.

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This was reported by east-fruit.com. "This means that the growth of exports in 2021 can accelerate significantly, because in the export data for July inclusive, raspberries of the new harvest had a minimum share. And we know that the raspberry harvest in 2021 in Ukraine was high and exports in the last months of the year were very active, "the statement reads. According to experts, in the last five years Ukraine has been the world leader in terms of the relative growth rate of raspberry exports among the top 10 net exporters and ranks second in the world in terms of the absolute growth rate of net exports. Every year, Ukraine increases the export of frozen raspberries by 17% or 2.5 thousand tons. "If we reject the re-exporting countries, the leaders of the world market of frozen raspberries, and, accordingly, the main competitors of Ukraine, are in this order Serbia, Poland, Chile, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Mexico and China. Given the geographical realities and structure of exports, ...

Source: Agravery