The decline in wholesale prices for onions in Moldova will not last long

Published 2024년 3월 13일

Tridge summary

Onion prices in Moldova have dropped by 14% due to a rapid decline in the quality of onions stored from the 2023 harvest, which began to germinate quickly in storage. This has led farmers to sell at lower prices to avoid losses. The remaining marketable onion stocks on farms, less than 1,000 tons, are expected to be sold out within two weeks. However, imported onions from the new crop are expected to be offered at a significantly higher price.
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Original content

Earlier, EastFruit wrote that in a number of countries covered by the price monitoring of the project, the next stage in the process of reducing the price of onions began last week. Moreover, the level of minimum wholesale prices for this product has most clearly decreased. In most cases, the process was caused by a rapid decline in the quality of long-term stored products. In Moldova, over the past week, the average price for yellow onions decreased by 14%, to 7 lei/kg ($0.39/kg). According to market operators, this is due to the fact that onions from the 2023 harvest began to germinate quickly in the storage facilities of agricultural producers. To avoid losses, farmers strive to sell it even at prices significantly lower than those prevailing at the end of February. According to expert estimates, marketable onion stocks on agricultural farms are very small – less than 1 thousand tons. Given the current level of consumer demand and the problematic quality of the product, the ...
Source: Eastfruit

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