Apple prices increased in Moldova for export to traditional markets

Published 2022년 12월 13일

Tridge summary

Wholesale apple prices in Moldova have increased by an average of 1 lei/kg, ranging from 6-8 lei/kg (approximately $0.31-0.38/kg) due to unexplained reasons. Despite the Russian market slightly opening for Moldovan exporting gardeners, the export of apples to the CIS, particularly Idared, is not significantly growing. Demand prices for Idared in Romania are low, but large producers and traders still export small quantities to the market. The price increase could be influenced by the expectation of a sharp rise in export prices for both Romania and the CIS from January, due to potential decreases in high-quality commercial apple stocks in Poland.

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Original content

As EastFruit price monitoring shows, since last week in the Moldovan market, wholesale prices for Idared, as well as other varieties of apples (Florina, Red Chief, etc.), usually sold in the CIS and Romanian markets, have increased by an average of 1 lei/kg - up to 6-8 lei/kg ($0.31-0.38/kg). According to market operators, the price of apples of the best quality has risen. The reasons for the rise in prices for apples of the mentioned varieties are not obvious. On the one hand, for Moldovan exporting gardeners, so far only for 32 enterprises, the Russian market has slightly opened. At the same time, the head of the Moldovan Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry (MAIA), on the air of one of the local TV channels, suggested that the list of enterprises for which restrictions on the export of fruit products to the Russian market would be lifted would expand by the end of this year. However, on the other hand, despite the fact that the same Idared is now several times more ...

Source: Eastfruit