Uzbekistan exported 45,600 tons of persimmons in 10 months

Published 2022년 12월 1일

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Between January and October of 2022, Uzbekistan experienced a significant increase in kaki exports, exporting a total of 45,600 tons which fetched over 26.3 million euros. This represents a 7,500 ton increase compared to the same period in 2021. The primary importers were Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan, Belarus, and Poland. Additionally, the country saw a drastic rise in kaki prices, with the average purchase price in October being €0.28/kg, more than double the price from the previous year, due to increased demand and a delayed ripening season.

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Uzbekistan exported 45,600 tons of kakis worth more than 26.3 million euros in January-October 2022, EastFruit reports with reference to uzdaily.uz. Exports of kakis increased by 7,500 tons compared to the same period in 2021. Countries to which Uzbekistan exported the most kakis in 10 months of 2022 are: Russia - 26,200 tonsKazakhstan - 15,300 tonsKyrgyzstan - 2,000 tonsTurkmenistan - 1,300 tonsBelarus - 776 tonsPoland - 43 tons EastFruit analysts recently reported a sharp increase in the price of kakis in Uzbekistan. For example, the average purchase price for kakis in October this year was €0.28/kg, while they could be bought for €0.17/kg a year earlier. The rise in kaki prices has led to increased demand from ...

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