German Elstar, Boskoop, and Jonagold formed the basis of the product range

Published 2023년 11월 16일

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The German apple market was dominated by local varieties such as Elstar, Boskoop, and Jonagold, with Kanzi and Pinova gaining representation. The market was generally quiet, with retailers rarely changing their requirements. The German apple harvest volume was significantly lower this year due to unfavorable weather conditions and disease, causing prices to rise. Meanwhile, the supply of grapes was tight, leading to price increases, while the supply and demand for bananas were balanced. German cauliflower was in high demand, with prices showing an upward trend. Spanish paprika was the dominant supply, with Moroccan imports increasing.

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The German supply of apples clearly dominated the market, in accordance with the season. With Elstar, Boskoop and Jonagold, the already established varieties formed the basis of the range. According to the BLE, Kanzi and Pinova were increasingly represented. The first Jazz was added to the range and cost €12 per 4.5kg box in Frankfurt. Sales of the newer varieties Deichperle and Wurtwinning also went smoothly at prices of €1.60 per kg. The supplies from Italy, France, Belgium and the Netherlands were ultimately only of a supplementary nature. Some imports from Eastern Europe completed the picture. In general the market was quiet. Retailers rarely had reason to change their previous requirements. Only Cologne reported volume reductions for individual lots. While last year's harvest volume was still very high, the German apple harvest volume this year is considerably lower than in previous years. Unfavorable weather conditions during flowering and the resulting reduced pollination ...

Source: AGF