date:Oct 26, 2022
frost. This year's weather conditions are far more favorable for cranberries. So, there's good product quality and adequate volumes.
Many importers are currently facing sharply rising prices. Sea freight and product costs have skyrocketed. Add unfavorable exchange rates to that mix, and you get higher prices. There's global inflation. It's hard to say if that will affect cranberry sales and demand. As this season begins, demand is higher than in other years, which is good for us, continues Bram