The prices of vegetables and fruits mainly decreased in Ukraine

Published 2022년 10월 10일

Tridge summary

The article highlights the recent trends in agricultural trade on the EastFruit Trade Platform, with a focus on the dynamic participation from various countries and the fluctuating supply of key products. It introduces the resurgence of countries like Poland, India, and Morocco, alongside newcomers Turkey and Turkmenistan, and notes the shifts in the top five countries for product postings. The article also brings attention to the changing market dynamics, including the surge in onion sales, the decline in certain fruits like pears and grapes, rising pomegranate demand, increased nut offers, and shifts in vegetable prices. Additionally, it touches on the broader impact of the conflict in Ukraine on global agricultural prices and the initiatives aimed at mitigating these effects, such as the FAO's new project to support Ukrainian farmers.
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Original content

Last week was marked by the expansion of the geography of active participants, and the total number of ads remained at the level of the previous period. In total, participants from 14 countries promoted their products on the EastFruit Trade Platform during the week. Ads from Poland, India and Morocco have appeared again. The supply of goods from Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Egypt decreased. Representatives of Turkey and Turkmenistan successfully increased sales, which allowed them to enter the top sales ranking for the first time. As a result, the five countries in terms of the number of posted offers have changed and look like this: Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Egypt, Turkey and Turkmenistan. Follow the news in a convenient format! Subscribe to our Telegram Onion supply at the site continues to grow, with onions becoming the top-selling product in the vegetable segment last week, overtaking potatoes, which saw a decline in sales. In Ukraine, sellers often compensated for the lack ...
Source: Landlord

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