Italy: Apricots and melons are not taking off, while cherries are declining

Published 2024년 5월 28일

Tridge summary

Uncertain weather conditions are impacting the agricultural market in Italy, with some fruits and vegetables seeing a decline in prices while others are recovering. Apricots are facing limited demand and a decline in prices, despite an early start to the campaign. Watermelons are experiencing a slight recovery, especially with the arrival of the Baby variety from Sicily, but cherries are seeing a drop in prices. Green beans and nectarines are seeing an increase in supply and a decrease in prices, while peaches are seeing a sharp drop in prices due to high quantities and less than optimal quality. Tomato prices are also seeing a significant decline with the increase in quantities. Courgettes are seeing a timid recovery, particularly in the Turin market.

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The uncertain weather is also heavily influencing purchasing decisions. However, according to Bmti surveys, watermelons and courgettes are recovering. Apricots and melons, according to Bmti surveys, are still struggling at the price list level at the start of this week. Watermelons, on the other hand, are experiencing a slight recovery, while there is a decline among cherries. The weather situation continues to heavily influence both the campaign and purchasing decisions. Apricots, weak demand Demand still limited for the first Italian apricots. The quantities present in the markets are starting to increase and different varieties are arriving, from Tipo Cot to Pricia. Prices therefore show a modest decline. The campaign, thanks to the high temperatures of recent months, started early, but the quality has yet to reach good levels. The bad weather of the last few weeks, however, has slightly slowed down the ripening of the fruit. Watermelons, timid recovery Watermelon prices see a ...

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