Apple concentrate exports have seen positive results in terms of both volume and value. However, the export of leading frozen foods, such as strawberries and raspberries, has been weaker with decreased prices and volumes. The decline in prices for frozen raspberries may lead to increased purchases by the food, confectionery, and HoReCa sectors.
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In addition to the good results of our apples on export markets, apple concentrate is also doing well. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for leading frozen foods. Apple concentrate Another good news concerns apple concentrate. As in the case of fresh apples, both the volume and the average value of each exported kilogram were higher in September this year, i.e. at the beginning of the season. At the turn of October and November, prices increased significantly again. This is a good prognosis for the coming months. However, the export of key frozen foods was much weaker. The average prices of an exported kilogram of strawberries, raspberries and cherries dropped. With the exception of frozen cherries, the exported volume of frozen raspberries and strawberries also declined. In the case of strawberries, the price decline is still due to large and relatively cheap imports from Egypt and lower purchase prices in 2023. Frozen raspberries are the ...
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