Vegetables and potatoes are getting cheaper, while fruits are getting more expensive, with the exception of tangerines, analysis of global trading platforms for the week

The article examines recent trends in the global fruit and vegetable markets, noting a decrease in potato supply despite its leading sales position, and an increase in onion sellers and Turkish tomato offers. Apple and persimmon sales are strong, with a notable rise in mandarin supply from Egypt and Georgia. In Ukraine, prices for potatoes, carrots, and onions have decreased, while tomatoes and sweet peppers have become more expensive. In Uzbekistan, prices for potatoes and onions have risen, while grape and pear prices have fallen. Egyptian exporters have lowered prices for sweet potatoes, beans, and lemons. A B2B forum in Warsaw featured Egyptian and Moroccan exporters and European buyers, and the EastFruit Fruittechnology group is active with offers for seedlings from Uzbekistan and Ukraine.

Key moments of the past week: — Potato supply has decreased, but it is still the sales leader — Carrots, beets and cabbage were offered less often, and onions more often — The first offers of tomatoes from Turkey appeared — Apple and persimmon sales prevailed in the fruit segment — Mandarin supply has doubled, including from Egypt and Georgia — Onions and cucumbers have become cheaper in Ukraine, while cucumbers and tomatoes continue to rise in price in Uzbekistan — Exporters from Egypt have reduced prices for sweet potatoes and beans These and other trends in the region's fruit and vegetable markets are covered in the weekly review of EastFruit trading platforms. Last week, participants from 12 countries sold their products in the EastFruit Trade Platform group, while the total number of posted ads slightly decreased compared to the previous week. First of all, this was due to a decrease in supply from Ukraine. The product supply from Iran and Turkey also decreased. At the same ...