Speculation with the prices of peaches, producers and consumers in Bulgaria have suffered

게시됨 2022년 8월 20일

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The largest peach orchard in the Burgas region of Karnobat is experiencing issues with high peach prices due to speculation, despite a large supply and lower demand. The Association of Fruit Growers has identified the issue, with prices ranging from BGN 2.49 to BGN 3.29 per kg in commercial chains and up to BGN 5.50 in neighborhood shops. The high prices are attributed to speculation and the desire of each link in the chain to maximize profits, leading to producers and end users suffering. The issue is further complicated by the import of Greek peaches and nectarines, with commercial outlets equally stocking Bulgarian and Greek produce. The Association suggests controlling commercial establishments, ensuring proper documentation and labels to inform consumers about the origin of the produce.

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In Karnobat, where there is the largest peach orchard in the Burgas region, peaches abound, but they come to consumers in stores at extremely high prices. "Yes, we are certainly talking about the price speculation of the fruit that is in season in the summer, because we are first in the peach season, and we are not in a period when they are imported. The other thing - the supply from the producer is very large, and the demand is less, and this should lower the price," commented Zhivka Grozdeva, a member of the Board of the Association of Fruit Growers in our country, to Nova TV. She believes that it is a matter of speculation. However, the price does not decrease, although the chain to the end user is not so long and includes manufacturer - wholesaler - retailer. A study by the Association of Fruit Growers shows that prices for peaches and nectarines in commercial chains range from BGN 2.49 to BGN 3.29 per kg. In the neighborhood shops, the range is from BGN 2 to BGN 5.50. ...

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