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Ukraine exported 5,600 tonnes of frozen wild bilberries in June–August of the 2026/27 marketing year. This is twice the volume recorded during the same period of the previous season (2,850 tonnes), but 43% less than in 2024.
This was reported by the Berries of Ukraine Association.
It is noted that revenue from berry exports amounted to €31.7 million.
Meanwhile, raspberry exports during the reporting period totalled 17,000 tonnes, which is 58% more than in June–August of the previous year. Revenue amounted to €71.7 million. Poland purchased the largest volume of Ukrainian raspberries — 5,520 tonnes (57%). It was followed by Germany (1,580 tonnes) and the Czech Republic (1,280 tonnes).
Exports of other frozen berries (including blueberries) amounted to 1,700 tonnes.

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