There was already a short in small sized apricots during the second half of the Season, exporters report that these are not available anymore, only those who have raw material on stock can offer prices. [swpm_protected visible_to=”logged_in_users_only” custom_msg=’This content is for members only. Please login or sign up now.’] The expectations for the new crop are high at the moment. The new crop size is expected to be announced at the beginning of June. [/swpm_protected]
The following reports may be of interest to you:
Turkish Dried Apricot Prices Decline Post-Holiday, Farmers and Exporters Express Concerns
Challenges Ahead for Turkish Apricot Industry: Frost Effects and Stock Concerns
Apricot Orchards Weather Hail Storms: Farmers Remain Optimistic as Harvest Progresses
Chill in the Air: Apricot Prices Ease as Frost Fears Subside
Nazilli Agriculture and Forestry Directorate Ensures Quality Export Control
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