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Interest in berries and fruits from Morocco and Egypt has grown sharply in Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan

Published Apr 19, 2024

Tridge summary

On May 22, 2024, Uzbekistan is set to host its first historic trade mission featuring fruit, berry, and vegetable suppliers from Egypt and Morocco, marking a significant event for local importers and supermarket chains. This initiative, which includes the export of fresh berries, oranges, avocados, mangos, and guavas, is the result of extensive preparatory efforts by the FAO and the EBRD, including a study on supply niches in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. An online training session aimed at facilitating these trade relations is scheduled for April 23, 2024. The event, taking place at the Radisson Blu Hotel in Tashkent, invites importers and supermarket chains from Central Asia to engage in negotiations, highlighting the growing interest in exotic fruits and vegetables in the region.
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Original content

Following EastFruit's publication that the first historic trade mission of fruit, berry and vegetable suppliers from Egypt and Morocco to Uzbekistan will take place on May 22, we noted a sharp increase in the level of interest among local importers and supermarket chains in fruit and vegetable products from these countries. In particular, we are approached by potential buyers who are interested in logistics, possible price levels and other product parameters. The greatest level of interest is generated by such product categories as fresh berries from Morocco and oranges from Egypt. However, all fruit and vegetable exotics from Egypt and Morocco are of potential interest, namely: avocado, mango, guava and others. With Egypt being one of the largest regional exporters of consumer potatoes and Uzbekistan the world's largest importer, this product category could also open up new trade opportunities. Read also: Egypt has risen to third place in the ranking of suppliers of fresh ...
Source: Eastfruit
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