Ukraine is the second largest producer of black currants in the world

Published 2024년 8월 17일

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Ukrainian farmer, Volodymyr Tymkiv, has observed a rise in the price of currants, reaching UAH 70/kg, due to increased demand and a decrease in the number of sapling saplings available, as a result of the ongoing war. Despite the conflict, Ukraine remains the second-largest producer of black currants in Europe and the world, with an production estimate of around 25,000 tons last year, according to Oleksandr Yareshchenko from the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine. The institute also noted that the majority of the currant plantations were not occupied during the war, and that the market for fresh currants in Ukraine is the largest in Europe, with a significant portion of the crop being processed domestically into various products.
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This opinion was expressed by farmer Volodymyr Tymkiv in a comment to "Details". He noted that the price of currants this year is high - about UAH 70/kg, and they take them for freezing from under the harvester. The farmer explains that currants, along with blueberries and raspberries, are among the most common berries in the country. It currently covers approximately 4.5 thousand hectares, and the area is increasing every year. "Demand began to rise for the saplings themselves, then the war began - it fell. Now, I see a trend again due to the fact that the price has gone up, and many farmers are interested," the producer said. The deputy director of the Institute of Horticulture of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine Oleksandr Yareshchenko, for his part, assured that Ukraine is second in Europe and, in fact, second in the world in the production of black currants. "As of last year, the production of currants was estimated at about 25,000 tons - the gross ...

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