Uzbekistan has multiplied the export of watermelon and sweet cherry to Belarus in 2021

Published 2021년 9월 27일

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In 2021, Uzbekistan achieved record exports of sweet cherries and watermelons to Belarus, with cherry exports increasing 7.5 times and watermelon exports nine times compared to 2020. Despite the small volume in comparison to exports to Russia, the country's effort to diversify its marketing markets is noted as a positive trend. Uzbekistan previously relied heavily on the Russian market, while Belarus sourced cherries and early watermelons from countries like Turkey and Kazakhstan. The increase in watermelon exports to Belarus is attributed to both higher demand and larger overall exports from countries like Uzbekistan, Spain, and Georgia.

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According to EastFruit analysts, in 2021 Uzbekistan delivered record volumes of sweet cherries and watermelons to the Belarusian market. The volume of supplies of Uzbek cherries to Belarus for the export season in 2021 increased 7.5 times compared to 2020 and reached 633 tons. The export of watermelon reached almost 1,000 tons and grew even sharper - 9 times per year! The export volumes of both cherries and watermelons from Uzbekistan to Belarus were record-breaking. See also: Ukraine has sharply increased the export of potatoes and vegetables borsch set to Belarus or Russia? Earlier, Uzbekistan focused more on exports to the Russian Federation, and Belarus bought cherries from Turkey, Greece, Ukraine and other countries that are geographically closer than Uzbekistan. Belarus usually bought early watermelons in Kazakhstan and Turkey. This year, the same countries also supplied large volumes of early, by the standards of Belarus, watermelon. However, obviously, the total volume of ...

Source: Eastfruit