The supply of walnut kernels will increase on the Moldovan market in January

Published 2021년 1월 4일

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Moldovan walnut growers have seen no increase in demand from European buyers for inshell varietal nuts, despite hopes. Wholesale purchase prices for inshell nuts remained at $ 2 / kg, leading large walnut farms to process the nuts instead of selling them unprocessed. This is expected to result in large quantities of nut kernels for export, potentially hundreds of tons, which may lead to a drop in export prices in the first half of January. However, the Union of Walnut Growers expects demand and prices to increase in the second half of the month.
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Representatives of the Union of Producers of Walnut Crops of Moldova note that at the end of last year the hopes of local walnut growers to increase demand from European buyers for inshell varietal nuts did not materialize. Moreover, there was no increase in requests for the purchase of not only the Moldavian-Ukrainian variety "Peschansky", but also the walnut of highly liquid varieties of foreign selection - "Chandler", "Fernor", etc. Wholesale purchase prices for inshell nuts, contrary to the expectations of farmers, did not have risen above $ 2 / kg. In this situation, some large walnut farms have been changing their strategy since the first days of 2021: they are not trying to sell inshell nuts, but are starting to process them - splitting and sorting. Read also: Nut business - results of 2020 for walnuts, almonds, hazelnuts, pistachios and other nuts As a result, as experts of the branch union assume, additional offers of large quantities of nut kernels for export will soon ...
Source: Eastfruit

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