Israeli potato season in Europe to start earlier than usual

Published 2022년 2월 26일

Tridge summary

Israel's potato harvest is set to begin a few weeks earlier than usual due to increased demand from Europe, following winter rains that damaged crops. Managing Director of Atzmona Potato Production, Eitan Botzer, expects the main deliveries to Europe to start around the 14th - 15th weeks, with an emphasis on organic potatoes. Despite challenges such as adverse exchange rates, increased cost of seed potatoes, and rising logistics costs, Atzmona aims to supply current customers and are open to welcoming 2-3 new ones. Botzer emphasizes the need for price adjustments to offset production costs and maintain a compromise with buyers.
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Israel's potato harvest is due to start a few weeks earlier than usual in response to requests from Europe, where heavy winter rains have affected crops. EastFruit writes about this with reference to FreshPlaza. “We are seeing earlier than usual demand for potatoes from Israel in Europe. Usually the main deliveries from us to Europe start from the 17th to the 18th week, but now, most likely, they will start earlier, after about the 14th -15th weeks, ”says Eitan Botzer, Managing Director director of Atzmona Potato Production, an Israeli exporter and producer of organic and conventional potatoes and carrots. “The emphasis is mainly on organic potatoes, our customers and importers in Europe ask us to deliver them earlier due to the uncertain quality of the potato crop in these countries, which is caused by heavy rains. Israeli growers will be able to adjust the growing season and supply our European customers earlier, despite the fact that some of our blocks were affected by frost in ...
Source: Eastfruit

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