Quince is becoming more popular in Russia, stimulating imports

Published 2022년 1월 26일

Tridge summary

Demand for quince in Russia has increased by 36% due to consumer interest in healthy eating, with Turkey being the primary supplier. Retail prices vary widely, and while quince cultivation in Russia is profitable, Turkish quince dominates retail trade. Turkey is the world's largest exporter of quince, with the Netherlands, Spain, Greece, Azerbaijan, Syria, Germany, France, Chile, and Uzbekistan also contributing significantly to the global market. The demand for quince is expected to rise in Ukraine and Moldova as well.
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Original content

EastFruit analysts draw attention to the continuing upward trend in demand for quince in Russia. Obviously, this is due to the growing interest of consumers in a healthy diet, and since ancient times, quince has been considered not only useful, but also a healing fruit. In 2021, quince imports to Russia increased by 36% at once, continuing the trend of 2020. Turkey remains the main supplier of quince to the Russian market, accounting for more than 80% of all deliveries. During the year, Turkey was able to increase the export of quince to Russia by more than 60%. Azerbaijan remained in second place, but the supply of quince from this country to the Russian Federation decreased in 2021. But the export of quince from Uzbekistan to Russia increased by 20% compared to 2021. Retail prices for quince in Russia vary widely - from 100 to 300 or more rubles per kg ($1.3-3.8 per kg). At the same time, there are a lot of Russian-made quince on sale, which is sold cheaper than an imported ...
Source: Eastfruit

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