The first berry business forum in Serbia

Published 2021년 10월 11일

Tridge summary

The inaugural Berry Business Forum in Serbia on October 6 focused on key issues for growers, including market trends, breeder's rights, climate change, and finance opportunities. The event was a knowledge sharing and networking platform. Blueberry production in Serbia has seen a surge due to its post-harvest ease and longer shelf life. The conference underscored the importance of assistance from the USAID competitive economy project and the Netherlands Embassy in enhancing berry fruit production in Serbia. It also emphasized the need to meet retail chain standards for quality and the formation of cooperatives for effective market presence. The second day of the forum included field visits to Agrobel and the Horti Center.
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Original content

The first Berry Business Forum was held in Serbia on October 6 and the conference covered all topics of interest for growers: market trends, breeder's rights, climate change and finance opportunities. It was a knowledge sharing event and a networking opportunity for all participants. mrs. Julka Toskic, from the organization Serbia does Fruits presented the latest berry export figures covering first eight months of 2021 (See table below). Serbia is famous for its raspberry production but other berries are also gaining importance. Blueberry orchards recorded increases in the last five years since blueberries are easier in post-harvest manipulation and have longer shelf life. Serbian farmers are skillful growers but circumstances for berry farming are changing due to global climate change, and to the new market demands, changing consumers preferences, etc. Therefore, the transfer of knowledge and continuous education has been identified as necessary by the growers themselves. It was ...

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