Ukraine has sharply reduced exports of apples, blueberries and walnuts to Singapore

Published 2021년 1월 22일

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The article provides an overview of the significant changes in the horticultural exports from Europe to Singapore in 2020. It highlights a dramatic decrease in apple and blueberry exports from Ukraine, with apple exports falling by two and a half times and blueberry exports almost ceasing. Despite this, China remained the leading apple supplier to Singapore, followed by New Zealand. The United States emerged as the primary supplier of fresh blueberries to Singapore, with significant increases in supplies from Chile and Peru. Notably, China, Zimbabwe, and Zambia also started exporting blueberries to Singapore.
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In particular, the supply of apples in terms of value decreased by two and a half times, blueberry exports fell by almost four times, and walnut exports virtually stopped. If we talk about the volume of deliveries, only from Ukraine to Singapore were exported: 41 tons of fresh apples against 108 tons a year earlier and about 1 ton of fresh blueberries against 6 tons exported a year earlier. By the way, it should be noted that in 2020 Serbia supplied practically the same amount of apples to Singapore as Ukraine, although it had not previously supplied fresh apples to this country. The main supplier of apples to the Singapore market remains China, which in 2020 calendar year increased supplies to 46.2 thousand. tons. Second place went to New Zealand with 8.9 thousand. tons, bypassing South Africa, which delivered 7.5 thousand. tons of apples in Singapore. The United States came in fourth place, exporting 3.9 thousand. tons, but France fell to fifth, reducing apple exports by more ...
Source: АгроЮг

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