Farmers of Uzbekistan may dramatically expand the area under early cabbage

Published 2021년 12월 7일

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Uzbek vegetable growers are planning to expand the area dedicated to early cabbage cultivation, inspired by the high profitability of cabbage exports in 2021, especially with record high cabbage prices in Russia. The country's exports of early cabbage could surpass 100,000 tons, setting a new record and making Uzbekistan one of the top five global exporters of this vegetable. The increased demand and prices for cabbage in Russia and Uzbekistan could lead to a significant rise in prices in both countries come March, potentially bringing substantial income to Uzbek producers of early cabbage.
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EastFruit analysts receive reports from Uzbekistan about plans of local vegetable growers to dramatically expand the area under early cabbage. Producers are encouraged by the high profitability of cabbage exports in 2021, especially against the backdrop of record high cabbage prices in Russia now. Since in the spring of 2021, Uzbek vegetable growers made good money on the supply of early cabbage to the markets of Russia, Belarus, Ukraine and Kazakhstan due to the cold spring and the later maturation of cabbage in Eastern Europe, this year they already had plans to expand the area. However, after Russia continued to import cabbage even while harvesting its own products, as well as after a sharp rise in prices and demand for cabbage in Russia in late November-early December 2021, Uzbek farmers decided to further expand the area under this crop. “In 2021, Ukraine imported a record 4.3 thousand tons of early Uzbek cabbage. Belarus bought 2.7 thousand tons of these vegetables from ...
Source: Eastfruit

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