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Uzbekistan – highest supermarket prices for most fruits and vegetables in the region

The EastFruit team conducted a retail audit on November 24-25, 2020 of supermarket fruit and vegetable departments in Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Georgia, Tajikistan, and Moldova. Results showed the capital city of Tashkent in Uzbekistan as the leader in retail prices in supermarkets. If the high prices for bananas, mandarins, and oranges in Uzbekistan are justified by the fact […]

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Prices for imported tomatoes go up in Ukraine

Over the past two weeks in Ukrainian markets, tomatoes imported from Turkey have been increasing in price, as reported by the analysts of the EastFruit project. Prices went up because of the seasonal decrease in the supply from local tomato greenhouses since most of the producers had already announced the end of the current turnover. The current […]

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EU Calls on to Reduce the Areas under Potatoes by 15%

The North-Western European Potato Growers (NEPG) has called on European growers to cut their planted areas by 15% in 2021. Fruit-inform, referencing Freshplaza, writes that the countries of the European Union (EU) have reacted differently to this call. For example, the Dutch potato sector is very reluctant to respond to such a proposal. “This reduction […]

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Prices for Turkish tomatoes gradually grow higher in Ukraine

Analysts of the EastFruit project report that throughout this week, marketers have been raising prices for imported tomatoes. This trend is the result of active demand under the conditions of insufficient supply from local greenhouses. Tomato supplies from Turkey have been stable for the third week in a row. At the same time, the demand, according to […]

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Garlic Production in China Hits Record in 2020

ProduceReport reports that the harvesting of garlic is nearing completion in China, and, according to all preconditions, the country will store a record amount of this product this year. According to analysts, China’s warehouses will contain about 4.6 million tons of garlic, which is 30% higher than last year’s volume.   Such a significant increase […]

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China Plans to Take Advantage of Indian Onion Export Ban

EastFruit has previously reported on the ban on the export of onion, recently introduced by the Government of India in measures to combat the rapid rise in prices for these products and the opportunities opening up for Ukraine suppliers in the traditional Indian exporters’ markets.   ProduceReport notes that the first, who will take advantage, […]

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