Ukrainian vegetable growers worried about the coming months

Published 2022년 9월 13일

Tridge summary

September is the season in Ukraine when people buy vegetables and fruits in bulk to last them through the winter. Prices for cabbage and carrots are low during this time, around € 0.66 per kg, compared to the winter prices which can reach € 0.89-0.99 per kg, providing a significant savings for buyers. Other vegetables and fruits such as potatoes, onions, apples, pears, and grapes are also available at low seasonal prices. The ongoing war has affected the market, with transport of exotic fruits becoming expensive and middlemen earning by selling local vegetables.
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Original content

For Ukrainians, September is the time when they stock up on their vegetables for the winter. The harvest has just arrived, so prices would be low. Growers sell a lot of potatoes, onions, carrots, cabbage. These are the main vegetables that are bought to consumers in the country during the winter. Cabbage and carrots are not sold in bulk. Not many of these vegetables are needed for the winter. But buyers can take advantage of low seasonal prices. The price of cabbage and carrots is € 0.66 (25 hryvnia) per kg. In winter, the price of these vegetables can rise to € 0.89-0.99 per kg. The savings for buyers is about a third of the level of winter prices. Cabbage and carrots are also grown in the Donetsk region. The conditions for this cultivation are the same as those for onion cultivation. In addition to the main vegetables, fruit is now also actively sold. September is the month in which apples, pears and grapes are harvested. These are the prices for fruit at the moment. Price 1 kg. ...
Source: AGF

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