Global raspberry market overview

Published 2024년 7월 1일

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Many countries in the Northern Hemphere are increasing raspberry production to meet normal summer demand. Prices vary greatly from region to region. Switzerland is expected to begin local promotions soon. In Italy, raspberries are harvested for almost 10 months a year. The Dutch raspberry season has begun and prices are high. Spain is losing market share to Morocco. Serbia has seen a decline in harvest and export volumes. Ukraine is expecting a close to normal raspberry harvest season. Polish gardeners are dissatisfied with low purchasing prices and plan to block local processing plants. In South Africa, approximately 1,228 tonnes of raspberries were exported. In China, raspberries are not a common fruit and have a limited market.

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Many countries in the Northern Hemisphere are increasing raspberry production and supply to meet normal summer demand. Germany is seeing an early start to the season. The prospects for yield and quality are quite successful, but prices vary greatly from region to region, EastFruit reports, citing FreshPlaza. The first local promotions will soon begin in Switzerland. The undersupplied market for locally produced raspberries will be fully supplied within the next five weeks. In Italy, raspberries are harvested for a very long time, almost 10 months a year, since they are grown almost throughout the country, even in mountainous regions. During the summer months, the harvest is more plentiful and comes from more areas, so prices fall. In the Netherlands, entry prices for Dutch raspberries are high, while Spain continues to lose market share to Morocco. The Dutch raspberry season has just begun and they are distinguished by high quality and strong fruit. In Spain, areas and exports ...

Source: Eastfruit