From the Italian markets: Strawberries from Basilicata at 7.50 euros and Tarocco oranges at 2.40

Published 2021년 11월 30일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the market prices for various agricultural products in Italy and Florence, including strawberries, citrus fruits, grapes, kiwi, zucchini, cucumbers, lettuces, artichokes, and pears. It highlights the significant price differences between different varieties and origins, with some products reaching up to 8 euros per kilo. The article also notes the varied sales trends and production challenges for specific items like clementines and artichokes. Additionally, it discusses the effects of the weather on product availability and consumer demand, particularly in Rimini, where a slight recovery in vegetable sales is observed with the onset of colder temperatures.

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They come from Basilicata, Campania and Sicily. These are strawberries that on the wholesale markets reach almost 8 euros. On the other hand, the quotation of Calabrian clementines is always struggling, and in most of the markets it has difficulty exceeding the euro. The first loads of Tarocco oranges sell quickly and reach as much as 2.40 euros. Sicilian kumquat is also on the counters. The courgettes are supported, which in the smallest size are close to three euros, but the average price is about 2. With the first cold days, Sardinian and Apulian artichokes are recovering, but few chestnuts are sold. Rising prices for grapes, in particular for seedless varieties, with the arrival of products from Peru and South Africa. In Verona, strawberries from Campania and Sicily for 6 euros, Basilicata for 7.5 euros The Verona market Strawberries from the south are well quoted in the Verona market, as explained by Andrea Bonizzi, agronomist and quality manager and price list. “The product ...

Source: Myfruit