From the markets if Italy: Courgettes up by 2 euros; good citrus fruits at low prices

게시됨 2022년 11월 29일

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The article provides an overview of the agricultural market in Vicenza and Vittoria, as reported by Luca Zanon and Giuseppe Zarba, leaders of Fedagro. The report covers the performance of various agricultural products such as apples, tomatoes, courgettes, radicchio, and citrus fruits. It highlights a decline in sales and purchasing activity, with fluctuating prices for some products like courgettes, which have reached up to 5 euros for the variety with a flower, due to limited supply and cold weather conditions. Despite high quality, citrus fruits face a crisis with prices fluctuating between 1 and 2 euros per kg. The article also mentions the situation of other fruits and vegetables like grapes, pears, and artichokes, noting differences in pricing across various markets.

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The oranges from the south and the Calabrian clementines are excellent but the quality is not paid for with a corresponding price, the late-season radicchio seen as a luxury drops by half, the apples do well while the courgettes are missing and their price soars up to almost 2 euros per kg to get to 5 of the one with the flower. The quotations from the Vicenza and Vittoria markets with the operators Zanon and Zarba and those from the markets throughout Italy. On the institutional front, the wholesalers of Naples adhere to Fedagro. Apples are doing well in Vicenza, courgettes are skyrocketing The market situation is illustrated on myfruit.it by the entrepreneur Luca Zanon, president of the Vicenza federation of Fedagro, starting with the dynamics: “Sales are not exciting. The first half went well in November, then from the 15th they dropped we went down”. Products? “Apples sell well, those clubs when there is advertising. Envy, Pink Lady and Kanzi, which has built its own niche, ...

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