Dill has risen in price as much as possible in Ukraine, and parsley in Belarus. Market overview for the 25th week of 2020.

Published 2020년 6월 21일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the significant fluctuations in the pricing of traditional and non-traditional leafy greens across countries like Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia, as monitored by the EastFruit project. In some countries like Russia and Belarus, prices for greens such as dill, parsley, and basil have seen increases of up to 21%, 12%-13%, and 2.5 times the original price, respectively, due to increased supply and high summer demand. Conversely, Ukraine has experienced a decrease in basil prices due to low demand and high costs. These price changes have reordered the ranking of the countries with the highest green prices, with Ukraine now offering the most expensive dill in the region.

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Original content

Price trends on the line of traditional and non-traditional types of greens in the countries of the EastFruit project monitoring region have undergone significant changes, and in a number of countries they have radically changed to the opposite. According to project analysts, as a week earlier, there was a logical justification for establishing trends in reducing prices for the analyzed types of greens, due to a significant increase in the supply of products on the market, and the current price increase in this market segment found its justification. Traditionally, with the onset of summer, the consumption of greenery in the region increases significantly, and even with more or less stable supply of products to the market, even minor interruptions, can provoke a rise in prices, since the demand for greenery will remain high for a rather long time. According to the results of the reporting period, most of the analyzed types of greenery increased in price in Russia and Belarus, on ...

Source: Eastfruit