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Key moments of the past week: — Apple is the new sales leader, and its supply has doubled — Sales of tangerines were conducted by representatives from 5 countries at once — In the vegetable segment, sales of borscht vegetables predominated — The number of advertisements for the sale of Chinese cabbage and tomatoes increased — Participants from Uzbekistan continue to increase sales of cauliflower, broccoli and lemon — Carrots are getting cheaper in Ukraine, but onions are getting more expensive — Participants from Uzbekistan have reduced prices for apples and pears — Pomegranate continues to rise in price in Egypt These and other trends in the region's fruit and vegetable markets are covered in the weekly review of EastFruit trading platforms. Last week, fruit and vegetable products in the EastFruit Trade Platform group were sold by participants from 14 countries, while the total number of advertisements increased by 10%. Representatives from Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Egypt and Iran increased their sales. At the same time, the supply of goods from Poland and Turkey decreased. Offers from participants from Albania and India reappeared.

Russian scientists, together with their colleagues from India, have developed nanoparticles that allow tomato seeds to germinate 20% faster in saline soil. This was reported by the press service of the Southern Federal University (SFedU).

Retail tomato prices in India dropped 22.4% in November, falling to Rs 52.35 per kg from Rs 67.50 per kg in October due to improved supplies and favorable weather. Wholesale prices also saw a significant decrease, with Delhi's Azadpur mandi reporting a near 50% decline.