On the Ukrainian fruit and vegetable market, prices for a number of key vegetables continued to rise last week, while apples and pears began to fall in price, according to EastFruit’s review of trading platforms for the 37th week of 2026, published on September 14.
According to analysts, bulb onions became more expensive in Ukraine, while a reduction in the supply of table beets also led to higher prices. Tomatoes and cucumbers continued to rise in price. At the same time, prices for Chinese cabbage and cauliflower, zucchini and eggplants declined, while broccoli became more expensive. In the greens segment, prices for dill and parsley increased, while green onions became cheaper, EastFruit reports.
In the fruit and berry segment in Ukraine, apples and pears began to fall in price. At the same time, the cost of blueberries and garden strawberries rose noticeably, while raspberries became more expensive. Plums became cheaper, while prices for peaches and nectarines went up. Watermelons continued to become more expensive, and the price range for melons and grapes widened. Among imported fruits, lemon prices declined, EastFruit notes.
Tomatoes became the leader on the EastFruit trading platform by the number of sale listings. Market participants also increased the supply of bulb onions and white cabbage. At the same time, the number of sellers of potatoes, carrots and table beets declined. Pumpkins and eggplants once again entered the weekly top list of the most actively offered vegetables, with the increase in their sales provided, in particular, by participants from Ukraine, according to EastFruit’s review.
Among fruits, apples were sold most actively, although the number of listings for them decreased compared with the previous week. Participants from Ukraine increased the supply of pears. At the same time, the number of sellers of watermelons, plums and nectarines decreased, while the supply of melons increased, EastFruit reports.
Potatoes were in the greatest demand among buyers on the trading platform. Other vegetables from the so-called borscht set were also actively purchased.
In total, sellers from eight countries offered fruit and vegetable products on the EastFruit Trade Platform last week. Ukraine retained first place in terms of the number of listings posted, followed by Uzbekistan, Turkey, China and Iran. At the same time, the number of offers from Ukraine decreased over the week, while those from Uzbekistan, Turkey and China increased.
