In Pazardzhik region they cannot sell the grapes despite good quality

In the Pazardzhik region, there are continuing problems with selling the grape harvest despite the good quality of the production. Local producers point out that the market remains unstable and prices do not reflect the effort and costs invested, which complicates trade during the current year.

Specialists note that the state market and markets of large retail chains are not sufficiently active in purchasing grapes from small farmers, which further complicates the transportation and sale of the harvest. According to producers, part of the grape harvest is being held back due to low price expectations and limited on-site processing opportunities.

Some of the farmers warn of the need for more decisive state measures and support from agricultural institutions to stabilize prices and facilitate sales. They emphasize that under suitable conditions and contractual relationships between producers and buyers more sustainable solutions for selling the grapes could be found in the coming weeks.

As part of efforts to improve the situation, continuous contact between farmers and the market is increasing to direct production toward the most optimal market niches and minimize losses. Local authorities urge producers to inform themselves about available subsidy programs and operational measures that could ease the financial burden and facilitate the marketing of the produce.

Source: sinor.bg