Increase in imports of onions and frozen potatoes, decline in exports of beets and radishes, results of January 2023 in Serbia

Published Mar 27, 2023

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In January 2023, Serbia experienced a significant shift in its fruit and vegetable trade. While there was a rise in the import of onions and frozen potatoes, exports of beets, radishes, radishes, and frozen beans saw a dramatic decrease. Lettuce was the exception with a notable increase in exports. The Netherlands was the primary supplier of onions, and Belarus and Austria provided the majority of the frozen potatoes. Romania was the top buyer of Serbian lettuce, and Russia continued to be the main consumer of Serbian apples, despite being one of the many countries purchasing them.

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In January 2023, the most significant changes in foreign trade in fruits and vegetables in Serbia took place in its vegetable segment. The year started well for importers of onions and frozen potatoes. At the same time, the first month of the year brought disappointment to Serbian exporters. Deliveries abroad of beets, radishes, radishes, and frozen beans have significantly decreased. Against the general background of falling exports, the lettuce segment became an exception, the supply of which, on the contrary, increased significantly. EF Trade Alerts. Serbia. Vegetables Import of onions to Serbia, tons The import of onions to the Serbian market has increased several times, rising from 388 tons in January 2022 to 992 tons in the same month of this year. The Netherlands was the key supplier of this vegetable, independently providing about two thirds of the total demand for imported onions in the Serbian market. The vegetable was also imported from Poland (223 tons) and in small ...

Source: Eastfruit