러시아 신선 체리 수입 시장 (6월, 2022)

Despite extreme weather conditions, a cherry harvest shortage is not imminent, with an average yield of 10,000 tons expected in Hungary, factoring in damage in some counties from ice and reduced bee activity due to cold weather. Europe's leading cherry producers, including Italy, Spain, and Greece, have experienced challenges such as heat in Italy leading to lower prices, frost damage in Spain, and potential for improved harvests in France and Turkey, where modernization is expected to enhance crop quality and quantity. The EU remains a net importer of fresh cherries, with data showing fluctuations in imports and exports from various countries like Turkey and Chile. Hungary has seen a 62% increase in cherry exports in 2021, primarily to Slovakia and Lithuania, while cherry imports in the country decreased by 65%. Domestic cherry prices in Hungary have varied, with an 11% increase in producer price to HUF 1,142/kilogram in 2022, and consumer market prices showing some variation.