Italy: Strawberries are losing price, here are the first asparagus

Published 2022년 2월 15일

Tridge summary

Strawberry prices have dropped by 15% compared to last year, affecting sales and also impacting the prices of courgettes, aubergines, and extra quality fennel. Meanwhile, the prices of oranges, apples, pears, and kiwis remain stable. The market is experiencing a decrease in sales due to the price increases, with customers buying less. In Rome, there is competition with Tunisian violet artichokes.
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Original content

Strawberry time in wholesale markets, thanks to Valentine's Day, but prices are down compared to last year. Up to 15%. It also slows down the price of courgettes, which are back below 2 euros, like aubergines, while fennel and cucumbers remain high. Oranges, apples, pears and kiwis are stable, no jolt. The unanimous chorus from the markets is one: the increases are holding back sales which are affected by the reduction in consumption. Among the novelties the first asparagus. In Verona courgettes under 2 euros, Spanish and Moroccan ones at 1.30 euros Andrea Bonizzi, agronomist and quality manager and price list of the Verona market, explains the most interesting dynamics to myfruit.it: There is an evident drop in the price of zucchini. Until a few days ago the 14/21 caliber was quoted well above 2 euros while now we are at 1.50 euros per kilo. The 7/14 caliber from 2.50 / 3 euros has dropped to 2 euros while the Spanish and Moroccan product is sold (14/21 caliber) at 1.30 euros. ...
Source: Myfruit

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