In January 2022, Ukraine continued to export apples to Ethiopia

Published 2022년 2월 18일

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Ukraine has continued to export apples to Belarus despite a rise in demand, focusing on diversifying its markets in 2022. It has also shipped apples to Ethiopia for the second month in a row in 2022, but there has been a slight decrease in exports compared to January 2021. As of January 2022, France and Turkey were the leading suppliers of apples to Ethiopia, with Ukraine ranking among the top five. The export of Ukrainian apples to Ethiopia is expected to face competition with the upcoming harvest of South African apples.
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According to EastFruit analysts, despite a sharp increase in demand for Ukrainian apples in Belarus, neighboring Ukraine, efforts to diversify the export of these fruits continued in 2022. In particular, in January 2022, Ukraine again supplied apples to Ethiopia, which is considered one of the most promising markets in Sub-Saharan Africa. We previously reported that Ukraine, faster than other countries, increased the supply of fresh apples to Ethiopia in 2021, which allowed it to bypass many recognized world leaders, such as China, the USA, Italy and Poland, in terms of exports to this country. It is gratifying that deliveries continued this year as well. However, one cannot fail to note a slight decrease in export rates - in January 2022, apple exports to Ethiopia were two times lower than in the same month of 2021. And this despite the fact that the stocks of apples in Ukrainian fruit storage facilities, according to our estimates, were significantly higher than last year. See ...
Source: Eastfruit

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