Kherson Hunter pumpkins are successfully exported to Great Britain in the UK

Published 2020년 10월 22일

Tridge summary

Ukrainian farmers in the Kherson region are experiencing profitability by selling Hunter pumpkins to UK supermarkets, priced at 3-5 hryvnias per kilogram. The pumpkins, known for their nutmeg taste and lack of seeds, are transported well and meet strict selection criteria. Despite being exported, they are also available in local markets. The farmers have expanded the pumpkin cultivation area for the spring of 2021. The products undergo regular phytosanitary analysis for consumer safety.
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Original content

Ecologically clean products from the fields of the south of Ukraine were to the liking of the people of Great Britain: Hunter pumpkins are willing to buy supermarkets in this country. This was reported by the publication "Young Ukraine". Such cooperation is very profitable for both countries, because the price of 3-5 hryvnias per kilogram seems ridiculous to Europeans, and for Ukrainian farmers it is a great opportunity to sell goods quickly and stay with a good profit even under quarantine. Delicious products from the Kherson region tolerate transportation perfectly, pass all strict selection criteria at the border without hindrance and are in constant high demand from the buyer. - Pumpkins of this variety differ in the compact sizes, nutmeg taste and a small amount of seeds in a fruit, - the main agronomist of the Favorit enterprise Vladimir Shchirov tells. - In 2020, we used 80 hectares for pumpkin sowing in the area of the village of Rozdolne and we were right: our products ...
Source: Agroconf

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