The price of potatoes will depend on weather conditions and the situation in Ukraine

Published 2022년 11월 28일

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Dmitry Tkachenko, co-owner of Volya JLLC in Ukraine, predicted that potato prices may rise due to severe frosts and snowfalls, potentially in the second half of the storage season starting from February. He wrote that the price will largely depend on the weather conditions and noted that there is an abundance of potatoes in the market currently. Tkachenko does not anticipate a significant increase in the price of vegetables and mentioned that exports of Ukrainian potatoes to the EU are limited due to quarantine restrictions.
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Dmitry Tkachenko, co-owner of Volya JLLC in the Cherkasy region (Ukraine), predicted that a rise in the price of potatoes is possible due to severe frosts and snowfalls. And also price growth is not excluded in the second half of the storage season - starting from February. He wrote about this in his column on AgroTimes. “Compared to other vegetables, potatoes are now relatively inexpensive. Now there is a mass sale of potatoes by those farms that do not have their own storage capacities. In addition, a lot of this vegetable was planted by the households of the population because of the war. Accordingly, there are more than enough goods on the market,” the farmer noted. According to him, the price of potatoes will depend primarily on the weather. If there are frosts, heavy snowfalls, it can grow. See also: Onions are getting more expensive, the offer of apple, tangerine, lemon and beets is growing rapidly - a review of trading floors for the week Dmitry Tkachenko does not expect a ...
Source: Eastfruit

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