Global GDO blueberry prices up 0.9% in the week 15/2023

Published 2023년 4월 13일

Tridge summary

The Italian Blueberry Global Price Index rose by 0.9% last week, according to the Italian Berry basket, which includes 14 global distribution brands. The number of product references identified across these brands increased by 7% from the previous week, with 11% of these references experiencing a price increase of 20%. Despite this, 80% of references saw stable prices, and 9% had decreasing prices. Minimum prices remained largely stable, with 69% of retailers keeping them the same, while maximum prices were more varied, with 38% increasing and 23% decreasing.

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The Blueberry Global Price Index of the Italian Berry basket increased by 0.9% compared to the previous week. The index is made up of 14 brands of global large-scale distribution, of which 13 with products on offer in the survey of 04/11/2023. The 14 brands that make up the weekly panel are: Albert Heijn (NL), Carrefour (FR), Coop (CH), FairPrice (SG), Intermarches (FR), Interspar (AT), Kroger (US), Mercadona (ES) , Rewe (DE), Sainsbury's (UK), Tesco (UK), Walmart (US), Woolworths (AU), ICA (SE). The assortment of this week's basket counts 46 references in 13 global retail brands, with an average of 3.5 references per brand. The previous week, 43 references had been identified in 14 brands (average 3.1 references per brand). The overall number of referrals therefore increased by 7% compared to the previous week. Rising prices were recorded on 11% of the references, with prices increasing by 20% compared to the previous week; Stable prices were found on 80% of the references ...

Source: Italianberry