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Over the past week, prices for vegetables, fruits, and berries in Ukraine have fluctuated. Specifically, cucumbers became more expensive ahead of a new turnover. According to analysts at East Fruit, the lower price limit for the popular salad vegetable jumped from 22 to 30 hryvnias. Meanwhile, white cabbage continues to become cheaper - the price fell from 15-10 hryvnias/kg to 10-18, while potatoes, on the contrary, became more expensive - the upper price limit rose from 18 to 20 hryvnias. The cost of carrots also increased - the upper price limit jumped from 16 to 20 hryvnias. Tomatoes and bell peppers were cheaper than the previous week. Thus, prices decreased from 40-75 to 15-50 hryvnias/kg and from 40-65 to 20-55 hryvnias/kg, respectively. Broccoli, cauliflower, and eggplant also continued to become cheaper - from 35-65 to 30-60 hryvnias/kg, from 25-50 to 15-35 hryvnias/kg, and from 18-35 to 15-25 hryvnias/kg, respectively. The prices for sweet corn decreased again - the lower ...

Ukraine exports 85-90% of its rapeseed, with 95% of this volume going to the European Union (EU) markets and only 10-15% of the quantities being processed on the domestic market. This was announced by oilseed market expert Dmytro Vitiuk during a meeting of the Trend&Hedge Club. Wheat with lower profitability than barley and rapeseed in Ukraine "This year, rapeseed production in Europe has returned to historical volumes. Of the 20 million tons of rapeseed produced by the EU, 2.5 million tons come from Romania. This is important for the Ukrainian market because for Europe, the Black Sea region market is Ukraine and Romania. And last year, Ukraine compensated for the significant drop in production in Romania. This year, the opposite trend is observed, that is, there will always be a place for Ukrainian rapeseed, but at the beginning of the season, the dependency is less," noted Dmytro Vitiuk, as quoted by Agroportal.ua. According to him, the Romanian farmer is currently selling ...

This creates uncertainty for exporters and forces farmers to act cautiously, writes growhow.in.ua. Exporters have reduced hryvnia purchase prices to 23,000–24,500 UAH/t with delivery to the port, fearing new duties. Meanwhile, farmers are more actively selling rapeseed under foreign currency contracts — 545–550 $/t CPT to Black Sea ports. Processors are maintaining purchase prices at 23,500–24,200 UAH/t with delivery to the plant, noting an increase in supply from those who do not plan to export. As of July 31, Ukraine has harvested 1.76 million tons of rapeseed from an area of 781.9 thousand hectares (62% of the forecast), with a yield of 2.25 t/ha. The total forecast for the 2025/26 season remains unchanged at 2.8–3 million tons. Oil has fallen by 4%, and favorable weather in Canada and Australia is increasing crop forecasts. Rapeseed futures in Paris fell by 2% over the week to 476.25 €/t (≈550 $/t). Despite adjustments to crop forecasts, high stocks at EU processing plants ...