Ukraine once again renews the record of export of frozen raspberries

Published 2024년 11월 21일

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Ukraine is rapidly becoming a significant exporter of frozen raspberries in the 2024/25 season, challenging Serbia and Poland, despite ongoing conflicts and energy infrastructure issues. In the initial three months of the season, Ukraine saw a 36% increase in exports compared to the previous year and a 45% increase compared to 2022, exporting over 28,000 tons. This growth is despite reports of a decrease in raspberry harvests. Ukraine's main export markets include Poland, Germany, France, and other European countries, with the USA and Canada recently starting to import Ukrainian raspberries. Ukrainian farmers are also reporting less trouble with low prices, aligning with the usual price cycles for raspberries on the global market.

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According to EastFruit analysts, Ukraine (despite the Russian invasion and daily terrorist attacks on the energy infrastructure) in the 2024/25 season continues to actively catch up with the world leaders in the export of frozen raspberries, which are Serbia and Poland. However, in order to maintain this position, Poland increasingly depends on the re-export of products, mainly of Ukrainian origin. During the first 3 months of the season, i.e. from July to September inclusive, Ukraine already exported more than 28,000 t of frozen raspberries and blackberries, which is a new record for this period of the year. Thus, exports increased immediately by 36% compared to the same period last year and by 45% compared to 2022. Analysts note that the increase in exports is taking place against the background of numerous reports from farmers about a decrease in the raspberry harvest in 2024. "Despite the fact that Poland remains the main market for the sale of frozen raspberries from Ukraine, ...

Source: Agroconf