Americans and Canadians will be fed Ukrainian raspberries, the exporters have sent the first batch

Published Oct 11, 2021

Tridge summary

Ukraine has exported frozen raspberries to the United States and Canada for the first time, a development the Ukrainian Fruit and Vegetable Association (UPOA) has described as significant. The shipment, which was transported in one sea container, marks a milestone in the country's export diversification. Until now, Ukraine had primarily exported raspberries to Poland, which would then re-export them, leading to lower profits for Ukrainian producers. The UPOA anticipates a substantial expansion in raspberry cultivation areas this year, which could further boost exports. The move is seen as crucial for Ukraine, as it aspires to be among the top 10 global raspberry exporters.
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Ukraine exported frozen raspberries to the United States and Canada for the first time. The Ukrainian Fruit and Vegetable Association (UPOA) called the event "landmark." The exact date in the UPOA was not specified, but clarified that the logistics took about a month and a half. Volume - one sea container. The Ministry of Economy initiated a ban on scrap metal exports The importance of direct deliveries is as follows: "The appearance of frozen raspberries in the list of countries importing frozen US and Canada will further diversify exports. Especially since Ukrainian producers already this year plan to significantly expand the area under raspberries," - said in a statement UPOA. IT and the agricultural sector are getting richer: Focus named the 100 most affluent Ukrainians Previously, Ukraine exported raspberries mainly to Poland, which, in turn, made good money by re-exporting products to other countries. Thus, Ukrainian producers lost some money. We will remind, Ukraine enters ...
Source: Ubr

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