They go crazy abroad for these Hungarian vegetables

Published 2022년 6월 15일

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Hungarian vegetable growers are preparing for challenges such as increased costs and weather conditions to impact their half-year season, but expect a good harvest. They anticipate sales of vegetables and fruits to reach HUF 17 billion, but insist that these increased costs should be reflected in producer prices. The cooperative, SouthKERTÉSZ, is investing HUF 2.7 billion in a logistics hall to improve efficiency and protect against extreme weather. The cooperative is also open to trying out sweeter, more colorful peppers, moving away from traditional white peppers.
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Hungarian vegetable growers are looking forward to a half-year season again: there have been and are expected to have many negative effects in the future. Rising prices for fertilizers, fuel, gas and electricity, as well as rising interest rates, will continue to have a negative impact on fresh market products this year, but the weather is still more favorable than last year. The cold foils can start in a much better condition, the seedlings can withstand it well, there will be no barrier to root formation, so a good harvest is expected - it turned out from the summary of DélKERTÉSZ, which brings together 500 producers from Szentes. - said the president of the cooperative, Sándor Nagypéter. Sales of vegetables and fruits could reach HUF 17 billion this year. However, the expert added that the increase in costs due to the negative effects and challenges that will occur again this year must be reflected in producer prices. It is essential for the adequate food supply that the ...
Source: Agrarszektor

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