Italy: Strawberry prices are on the downside, while courgette prices are around the euro

Published 2022년 3월 1일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the current market prices for a variety of agricultural products in Italy and Spain, with a focus on vegetables and fruits. It highlights a decrease in strawberry prices compared to the previous campaign and recent weeks, with differences in pricing across regions. Prices for oranges and clementines remain stable, while there is a consistent discount for courgettes and aubergines, with tomatoes ranging in price from 2 to 3.5 euros per kilo depending on the type. Asparagus prices vary based on size and origin, with asparagus reaching up to 11 euros. The article also mentions the impact of tourism on soft fruit sales and provides detailed pricing for a range of other fruits and vegetables.

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Original content

It is not the season for strawberries, there is a lot of produce, starting with the strong Spanish competition and prices are below the average of the previous campaign. The 5 euros for the Sabrosa Candonga are not bad, but they are no more than the 6 and even 7 euros of last year. Stable prices for oranges, clementines arrive from Spain and Israel with high prices. Consistent discount for courgettes and aubergines, while they keep the tomatoes with the bunch always around and above 2 euros while cherry and datterino tomatoes on 3 euros per kilo. Well the asparagus that can even reach 11 euros. Tourism begins to restart and sales of soft fruits grow. Avocado from Spain and Israel. In Verona, Sicilian courgettes for 1 euro, from Fondi to 1.50 In the market of the Venetian city, the analysis is by Andrea Bonizzi, agronomist and quality manager and price list of the Verona market. The first figure that emerges is the drop in the price of vegetables, the strawberry campaign with ...

Source: Myfruit