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Bosnian raspberry producers are facing an uncertain harvest this year due to financial difficulties from last year's sales. The local farmers' association president, Emir Tutnić, has stated that the situation is critical, with many freezing processing plants failing to export their goods and not paying the producers. Contracts and obligations have not been met, and the purchase prices for this year have not been announced. Some producers may have to cease production due to the severe financial strain.
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Bosnian raspberry producers will welcome this year's harvest with uncertainty. Many of them have not yet received payment for last year's raspberry sales, sarajevotimes.com informs. According to the president of the local farmers' association, the situation is very difficult, probably the most difficult in history when it comes to raspberry cultivation. Most freezing processing plants did not export the goods, there were no special export offers on the market, which resulted in an impact on cooperation with producers. Freezers did not publish prices, the contracted producers were not paid and the contracts and obligations they had towards producers were not respected. He added that according to the contracts, producers should already collect the full amount for the quantities they delivered during the year. - There are also raspberries, blackberries and strawberries, all these berries. Realistically speaking, none of the freezers ...
Source: Sady Ogrody
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