Spain: The pepper manages to maintain high prices in the face of the drop in prices of tomato, cucumber, and eggplant in Almería

게시됨 2024년 2월 1일

Tridge 요약

The Almería markets in February have started with stable prices. Pepper prices are high, while eggplant prices are at their lowest. Other vegetables are experiencing fluctuating prices due to export instability caused by protests in France. The volume of pepper marketed this season has already surpassed fifty-five percent of the expected total. The start of Dutch long cucumber production with a reduced supply has impacted prices in Almeria. Green beans are priced high, while zucchini is still below one euro per kilo. Eggplant prices remain at a minimum for another week.

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원본 콘텐츠

(R.P.) The month of February begins with hardly any changes in the markets of origin of Almería. Prices remain high in products such as pepper, while they remain at minimum values in the case of eggplant. The rest of the vegetables are having a very irregular behavior due to the instability in exports during this last week due to the protests in France. The green Italian pepper sells for between one euro and twenty to one euro per kilo, while the red one has a medium cut for one euro. The green Lamuyo pepper has a first price of one euro and forty and auctions of one euro and twenty cents, while the red Lamuyo pepper ranges between one euro and sixty and one euro and twenty euro cents per kilo. The green California type pepper ranges between one euro and thirty and one euro and ten cents, the red California type reaches first cuts of one euro and seventy cents and has finishes of one euro and forty cents, and the yellow California type pepper ranges between two euros and one euro ...

출처: Agronoticias