Enough cauliflower on the German market

Published 2023년 10월 12일

Tridge summary

German cauliflowers were dominant in the trade, with availability in various German cities and some competition from Belgian, Dutch, and Polish parties. Prices for cauliflowers showed both increases and decreases, but overall prices rose in Berlin due to declining availability. Other produce such as apples, pears, grapes, plums, lemons, bananas, lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, and paprika were also available, with a mix of imported and domestic supplies.
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Original content

It seems that German cauliflowers dominated the trade. They were usually available in packs of six, except in Hamburg where they were also available in packs of eight. In the Hanseatic city there were some Polish offers, while in Munich there was no competition. Belgian and Dutch parties could be found in Frankfurt and Cologne. In Berlin, some loads from the Netherlands were added to the German offers. There was sufficient availability to meet demand. Interest varied and this was reflected in sales: sometimes sales improved, other times they were clearly limited. As a result, prices did not show a consistent trend; both decreases and increases were observed. However, price increases occurred slightly more often. Prices rose in the new week in particular in Berlin due to declining availability. Click here for the full market and price report ApplesThe range was wide, with German fruit in the leading role. Numerous varieties were available, with Elstar, Jonagold and Boskoop forming ...
Source: AGF

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