Ukraine is among the top 10 countries with the highest level of honey consumption per capita

Published 2020년 9월 7일

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The United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization has reported that South Africa, New Zealand, and European countries are the world's largest consumers of honey, with Ukraine being in the top 10 per capita. The retail sales of organic honey are led by Germany, France, and the United States, with the US showing the most growth over the past five years. The majority of organic honey in the EU, UK, Norway, and Switzerland was sold in glass jars in 2019, although the introduction of squeezable plastic bottles has increased demand for liquid honey. Ukrainian farmers have access to loans for mineral fertilizers.
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The largest consumers of honey in the world (both organic and inorganic) are South Africa, New Zealand and European countries. Ukraine is also in the TOP-10 consumer countries per capita. This was reported by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, writes agronews.ua. In terms of retail sales of organic honey, the leaders are Germany, France and the United States, where more than $ 90 million in organic honey is sold annually in each country. At the same time, the most dynamic average annual growth in retail sales over the past 5 years was shown by the United States (almost 30% growth), France (12%), Sweden and Finland (8% each). According to the regional distribution, the largest share of organic honey among honey novelties in the retail market remains the leader in Europe. North America ranks second. Regarding the packaging of table honey, in most countries the sale of the product in glass jars is used. Thus, among the novelties of organic honey on the ...
Source: AgronewsUA

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