Tangerines in Ukraine and Moldova are becoming more expensive amid negative news from Turkey

According to EastFruit analysts, a sharp surge in demand for Turkish-made tangerines was noted in the past week, which led to an increase in prices for transporting products. Another unpleasant news for buyers was the rains in the Mersin region, which led to delays in the harvesting and shipping of tangerines and contributed to an increase in prices for these fruits. According to international fruit and vegetable trade expert Fedor Rybalko, Turkish gardeners are currently selling tangerines for $0.30-0.35 US dollars per kg, and after completion, tangerines ready for export are offered for an average of 55 US cents. However, a further increase in prices for these fruits cannot be ruled out. Since Turkey is the world's largest exporter of mandarins, this situation could not affect prices in the region. In Eastern European countries, prices for fresh tangerines have increased quite significantly in recent weeks. Prices increased the most in Ukraine – by an average of 30%. In Moldova, ...