Deliveries of watermelons from the Turkestan region in Kazakhstan to the Baltic states, Germany and Israel have begun

Published Aug 30, 2022

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The Turkestan region in Kazakhstan has seen a surge in gourd and melon exports, with the number of buying countries increasing to include Germany, Israel, and the Baltic states. Since the start of the season, over 16.5 thousand tons of melons have been exported, with the majority coming from the farm "Turar". The wholesale price for watermelons and melons is 100 tenge per kilogram. In the first seven months of 2022, the Turkestan region harvested almost 1.5 million tons of melons and gourds, of which over 120 thousand tons were exported as melons and over 170 thousand tons as watermelons.
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The export of gourds and gourds is increased by the agrarians of the Turkestan region of Kazakhstan. Since this year, Germany, Israel and the Baltic countries have become exporting countries, APK Novosti reports. According to the akimat, this year the number of countries that buy their products from Turkestan melon growers has increased. Longtime importers such as Russia and Belarus have been joined by the Baltic states, Germany and Israel. Since the beginning of the season, melon growers have exported more than 16.5 thousand tons of melons. The main volume fell on the farm "Turar". See also: Onion and watermelon are still in the top, a sharp increase in the supply of cabbage, the first lemons and persimmons are already on sale - a review of trading platforms for the week Farmers have completely sold watermelons and melons grown under film. At this time, buyers take out products of open ground directly from the field. The wholesale price for watermelons and ...
Source: Eastfruit

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