Tangerines have become more expensive in Russia

Published 2023년 11월 7일

Tridge summary

Prices for tangerines have increased by 70% this year due to factors such as the current ruble exchange rate, rising transportation costs, supply problems from Israel, and a poor harvest in other exporting countries. Russia, the world's main buyer of peaches, initially planned to solve this issue through supplies from Iran and Turkey, but imports were banned due to the discovery of dangerous pests. The situation may be resolved through exports from Algeria, Egypt, Morocco, and China, but the fruit is still expensive and may rise in price further during the New Year holidays.
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Since the beginning of the year, prices for tangerines, one of the popular goods for the upcoming New Year's table, have increased by 70 percent. The Telegram channel of the SHOT news agency writes about this with reference to its own sources in large retail chains. The report cited the current ruble exchange rate, rising transportation costs, problems with supplies from Israel, and a poor harvest of this fruit in other large exporting countries and regions as the reasons for the rise in price. In particular, in Abkhazia the harvest is expected to be 20 thousand tons less than last year’s level, and it will be significantly less in Azerbaijan. One of the main reasons for this, in particular, was, of course, unfavorable weather conditions. Russia remains the world's main buyer of peaches Initially, Russia planned to solve this problem through supplies from Iran and Turkey. However, Rosselkhoznadzor banned the import of shipments of more than 400 tons from these countries due to the ...
Source: Rosng

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