Tridge summary
Ukraine's booming melon production and lower local watermelon prices have led to a decrease in demand for Uzbek watermelons, making them too expensive. This has also impacted Uzbek's dried fruit exports to Ukraine, with a significant drop in raisin and prune imports. However, dried apricot imports have increased by 72% compared to 2019. Additionally, imports of Uzbek fresh table grapes have decreased by one and a half times to 100 tons in 2020 due to a shortage of domestic products and declining yields in neighboring Moldova.
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The growth of melon production in Ukraine and lower prices for local watermelons have made the Uzbek product too expensive, so demand for it has fallen. This was reported by EastFruit, writes agronews.ua. Deliveries of some Uzbek dried fruits to Ukraine also decreased. In particular, imports of raisins fell more than one and a half times a year, and imports of prunes - by 35%. At the same time, imports of Uzbek dried apricots to Ukraine increased by 72% compared to 2019. It is also necessary to pay attention to the reduction of imports to ...
Source: AgronewsUA
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