The greenhouse tomato season is coming to an end in Ukraine

Published 2022년 11월 6일

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Ukrainian greenhouse tomato suppliers have completed their sales and are now preparing for the new season, leading to a decrease in market supply and an increase in prices. Despite the high demand, traders have not been able to compensate for the lack of local tomatoes with imported ones. However, prices are twice as high as last year on average, and there is no expected vegetable crop shortage in Ukraine due to the temporary occupation of southern regions. Some forestry enterprises in the Khmelnytskyi region have converted 18 hectares of land for vegetable and berry cultivation, which has increased due to the war, with a portion of the harvest to be used for making dry soups for soldiers.

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This week, the majority of Ukrainian greenhouse plants announced the completion of the sale of tomatoes, analysts of the EastFruit project report. Today, local factories mainly sell the remains of this product, and many have already stopped selling and started preparing for the new season. As a result, the supply of tomatoes on the market has slightly decreased, and selling prices in this segment have gone up. Follow the news in a convenient format: Follow us on Twitter Currently, representatives of greenhouse plants announce prices for tomatoes in the range of UAH 50-60/kg ($1.37-1.64/kg), which is on average 11% more expensive than a week earlier. The very limited offer of tomatoes on the market allows producers to actively raise selling prices, as the samples of local plants are quite small. At the same time, the demand for these products is quite high, which stimulates price growth. At the same time, traders have not yet succeeded in compensating for the lack of local tomatoes ...

Source: Landlord