About 97% of domestic fruit consumption in Mongolia is imported

게시됨 2023년 10월 6일

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Mongolia heavily relies on imports for its fruit and berry consumption, with only 3% of domestic needs being met by local production. The country spends an estimated $50-60 million annually on imported fruits. While Mongolian fruits and berries are considered higher quality than imports, this has negatively impacted sales as enterprises struggle to operate at full capacity. However, Mongolia is a leader in sea buckthorn cultivation potential and exports small volumes of sea buckthorn oil and concentrated juice to countries like China, Japan, and South Korea.

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원본 콘텐츠

In Mongolia, fruits and berries are grown on 7 thousand hectares, which provides only 3% of domestic needs. The Mongolian National Fruit and Berry Association reported that “97% of available fruits are imported, and $50-60 million is spent annually on their purchase.” According to the Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Light Industry of Mongolia, more than 40 thousand tons of fruits and berries were imported last year. About 40 local enterprises annually harvest from 2,000 to 5,000 tons of fruits and berries and sell about 2,500 tons on their own, CentralAsia reports. The Mongolian National Fruit and Berry Association calls domestically grown fruits and berries higher quality than imported products, explaining the high prices. At the same time, the association points out that this negatively affects sales, and enterprises have little opportunity to operate at full capacity. Read also: Uzbekistan and Mongolia intensify cooperation in the agricultural sector About 90% of fruit and ...

출처: Eastfruit