Fruit Growers Leave Fruit in Gardens because of Low Prices
4 Articles
4 Articles
Some of the fruits this year remain unharvested and rot in the gardens, as growers find it difficult to find buyers, and the purchase prices do not cover the costs. BNT tells about the problem in a report from Ruse and Dobrich. In the text of the television there is a discrepancy between the title, which refers to North-West Bulgaria, and the content that speaks of North-East Bulgaria. In the Central Cooperative Market in Ruse, traders and produ…
"Many producers have decided to leave the industry and uproot their orchards. The import has an exceptionally high value for all fruits, mainly in terms of price." This was commented to BHT by Nikolay Kolev, president of the Union of Bulgarian Fruit Growers.
Bulgarian fruit producers are facing increasingly serious difficulties due to low purchase prices, high production costs and competition from imported products.
This year's rich harvest of fruits is becoming a serious test for Bulgarian fruit growers. Low purchase prices, rising production costs and the lack of secure markets are forcing some farmers to leave their produce unharvested. Producers from Northeastern Bulgaria warn that financial losses are increasing, and some are already considering uprooting their orchards. The Ministry of Agriculture and Food is offering a solution through association of…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
