Russia's grape imports record low in first 10 months of 2012/13

Russia imported record low 357,000 tonnes of grapes in the first 10 months of the season 2012/13, a decrease of 6% from the same period of the previous season, according to the official statistics. Turkey, Uzbekistan and Moldova led in grape exports to the Russian Federation.

At the same time, Russia's grape imports in April 2013 reached 21,000 tonnes, a half more year-on-year.

As regards the Ukrainian grape market, more detailed information about its developments and outlook will be presented during the 1st International Exhibition-Conference “Golden Bunch of Grapes – 2013”, which is to take place in Simferopol, Ukraine, August 22-24, 2013.

The organizers prepared eventful and informative agenda for the participants, which includes different business and entertainment events at the exhibition.

To take part in the exhibition-conference, please fill out a registration form available here.

For more information:
Ievgen Kuzin
Fruit-Inform International Relations Department
Tel/fax: +380 562 320795
Mob: +380 96 5836323
[email protected]

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