Fruit and vegetable prices in Italy: Chicory records high jump, artichokes and red radicchio are also good

Published 2021년 12월 21일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the current market trends and prices for various fruits and vegetables in Italy as of December 2021. It highlights increases in prices and demand for artichokes, broccoli, chicory, turnip tops, zucchini, and radicchio, particularly the red and long early varieties. On the other hand, prices for oranges (particularly the red tarocco variety), clementines, and pears (especially imported varieties) have seen decreases due to lower demand or overproduction. Apples and kiwi prices remain stable. The article also mentions that the availability of chicory was affected by adverse weather conditions in December, leading to higher prices.
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Original content

Zucchini is still gaining ground. Turnip tops are on the rise. Stable apples and pears, yield oranges and clementines Oranges: curtain for blondes, redheads arrive The campaign of blond oranges is now coming to an end and has now been replaced by the red tarocco variety. Slightly decreasing prices for the latter cultivar, whose demand is not yet at high levels, then coordinated with high product availability. Artichokes, demand and values on the rise As typically happens in December there is an increase in demand for artichokes which drags the prices up. This year, also due to lower product availability due to bad weather, there is a trend higher than in previous years. However, prices tend to be stable compared to last week in most markets. Broccoli cabbage, on only in Turin Broccoli prices remain almost stable with a slight increase in the Turin market. Demand that remains at high levels with prices rising sharply compared to the previous year. Chicory, low availability and high ...
Source: Terraevita

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