Ukraine reduces exports of apples, blueberries, and walnuts to Singapore in 2020

Published Jan 22, 2021

Tridge summary

In 2020, Ukraine experienced a significant decrease in fruit and vegetable exports to Singapore, with notable drops in apple, blueberry, and walnut exports. China continued to dominate the apple market, while New Zealand and South Africa remained key suppliers. The United States saw an increase in apple exports, rising to the fourth place. Meanwhile, the United States, Chile, and Peru were the major suppliers of fresh blueberries to Singapore, with China, Zimbabwe, and Zambia also entering the market. Overall, blueberry imports to Singapore grew by 20%.
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Original content

According to EastFruit analysts, in 2020 Ukraine sharply reduced the export of fruits and vegetables to Singapore. In particular, apple supplies in value terms decreased by two and a half times, blueberry exports fell by almost four times, and walnut exports practically stopped. If we talk about the volume of supplies, then in total 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, we note that Serbia delivered to Singapore in 2020 practically the same volume of apples as Ukraine, although it had not previously supplied a fresh apple to this country. See also: Ukraine 2020 - Fruit and Vegetable Degradation or Temporary Difficulties? The main supplier of apples to the Singapore market remains China, which in the 2020 calendar year increased its supply volumes to 46.2 thousand tons. The second place was taken by New Zealand with 8.9 thousand tons, ...
Source: Eastfruit

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