Countries divert direct export to Russia and Ukraine

게시됨 2022년 2월 28일

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The Southern Hemisphere Fruit Exporters Association (SHAFFE) forecasts challenges in exporting to Russia and Ukraine due to growing difficulties. In 2020, Ukraine imported fresh fruit worth 795 million dollars, with Turkey, Ecuador, and Costa Rica being the main suppliers. SHAFFE member countries sold fruit and vegetables to Ukraine for 54 million dollars, with South Africa as the main supplier. Russia imported 643,084 tons of fruit from SHAFFE countries in the same year, a 29% increase from three years earlier. Apples, pears, and citrus fruits accounted for 80% of these exports. Due to the ongoing war, SHAFFE is planning to redirect fruit that cannot be exported to Russia and Ukraine to the European Union and the United States, potentially leading to oversupply and a negative impact on prices in Europe.

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The Southern Hemisphere Fruit Exporters Association (SHAFFE) predicts growing difficulties in export flows to Russia and Ukraine. The Association reports that in 2020 Ukraine imported fresh fruit worth 795 million dollars, over 48% of which came from Turkey for citrus fruits, from Ecuador and Costa Rica for bananas and pineapples. In the same year, SHAFFE member countries (Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Chile, New Zealand, Peru, South Africa and Uruguay) sold fruit and vegetables to Ukraine for 54 million dollars, equal to 7% of the total Ukrainian fruit imports. The main supplier country, among those adhering to the Association, was South Africa. Also in 2020, the SHAFFE countries exported 643,084 tons of fruit to Russia, equal to 17% of total Russian imports, for an increase of 29% compared to three years earlier. 80% of the export of fruit to Russia in the Southern Hemisphere countries is represented by three products: apples, pears and citrus fruits. South Africa and Argentina ...

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