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[Reporter Lee Pyeong-jin, Korea Agricultural and Fishery Newspaper] It appears that the demand for apple seedlings has increased significantly this year. Supply is running out and cannot meet demand. It has already been confirmed that it is virtually impossible to find seedlings at the Gyeongsan Seedling Market in Gyeongbuk and the Okcheon Seedling Market in Chungbuk. Kim Cheol-gi, the head of Green Seedling Farm in Iwon-myeon, Okcheon-gun, Chungbuk, said, “Apple seedlings are in chaos this year. There are many people looking for them, but there are no seedlings. Gyeongsan is already ending, but here it is just beginning, and there are no seedlings.” According to him, apple seedling production has not decreased. It is at the average level. Nevertheless, as demand increases, a supply shortage is occurring.

The Armed Forces and the State Food and Consumer Protection Service held successful negotiations with the Canadian side, as a result of which the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) approved the program for the export of fresh apples from Ukraine to Canada. Ukrainian producers have received new export opportunities to the Canadian market. “In the context of full-scale Russian aggression, we pay special attention to supporting the economy of Ukraine and Ukrainian exporters. A strong economy and stable enterprises play a critically important role in the overall defense capability of our country. Therefore, together with the State Food and Consumer Protection Service, we continue to create new opportunities for Ukrainian producers, liberalize trade, and open doors to new foreign markets,” said Andriy Sybiga, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine. “Demand for Ukrainian products is only growing every year in the international trade arena. Today, Canada is opening its market for ...

Canada and Ukraine have signed documents that will allow Ukrainian exporters to supply apples to the Canadian market.