Uzbekistan worries about nematode threat in potatoes from Pakistan and Iran

게시됨 2021년 11월 12일

Tridge 요약

Uzbekistan is facing a potato shortage and high prices due to increased imports from Russia, Iran, and Pakistan, which have been infected with quarantine pests. The country's Plant Protection Agency has taken measures to protect its potato and vegetable growers by negotiating with the quarantine services of Pakistan and Iran to strengthen quarantine control. So far, no cases of nematode infestation have been identified in potatoes imported from Pakistan. Uzbekistan is the second largest sales market for potatoes from Iran in 2021, with record volumes exported to the country.
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원본 콘텐츠

As EastFruit has repeatedly reported, it will be difficult for Uzbekistan to cope with providing the local population with potatoes in 2021/22. Despite serious government efforts to reduce dependence on potato imports into the country, imports continue to break records every year. We analyzed this situation in detail at the beginning of this year, explaining why Uzbekistan is unlikely to be able to significantly reduce the relatively high domestic prices for potatoes. However, the situation began to worsen after Russia and Belarus, in addition to reducing the area under potatoes, also faced the problem of unfavorable weather conditions for their cultivation. This led to a sharp increase in prices for potatoes during the period of its harvesting and an increase in its imports both in Russia and Belarus. Since Russia is usually one of the main suppliers of potatoes to Uzbekistan, Uzbek traders quickly turned their attention to potato imports from Iran and Pakistan. Where they found ...
출처: Eastfruit

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