European fruit processors face sharp rise in production costs

Published 2022년 8월 1일

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The European fruit processing industry, including canned and frozen fruits, jams, and preserves, is facing a significant increase in production costs due to rising prices in packaging materials, energy, and sugar. The cost increase for tins and glass containers has been up to 60%. The sector is also dealing with extended delivery times due to disruptions in global supply chains. Factors such as EU sanctions against Russia, a decrease in sugar beet acreage in the EU, and a shortage of seasonal agricultural workers are contributing to the overall cost and market instability.
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European manufacturers of canned and frozen fruits, jams, fruit preserves and compotes report serious concern about the continued sharp rise in production costs. The fruit processing sector is facing rising costs across the board. It is reported by Fruit-inform with reference to Freshplaza. It is noted that the industry has seen a sharp increase in the cost of packaging materials, glass containers, metal cans, lids, cardboard, wood and plastic. Cost increases of up to 60% are reported for tins (cans) and glass containers. Gas and electricity prices continue to rise, reaching historically high levels. As a result of various EU sanctions packages against Russia, this is likely to remain in place for the foreseeable future. See also: EF Price Alerts: berries and stone fruits are getting more expensive. Week 30, 2022 Producers are also concerned about the significant rise in sugar prices. The tight supply situation - against the backdrop of the continued decline in sugar beet acreage ...
Source: Eastfruit

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