Tridge summary
The Belgian onion market is experiencing a price increase due to a crop failure caused by summer heat and excessive rainfall during the growing season. The large onion sizes needed for processing are particularly scarce, leading to a limited stock of onions. This shortage is expected to persist until March, when onions from the new crop, imported from other countries, will become available. The demand from Poland is also contributing to the rise in prices.
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Prices on the Belgian onion market due to a crop failure, onion stocks are limited. The large sizes required for processing are scarce. This is reported by FreshPlaza. "Onions suffered a lot during the growing season. The summer heat and the rain that followed did not benefit her. Much of it was not suitable for long-term storage, so many batches had to be sold before the New Year," said Jori Ongena from the processing company Uienschilbedrijf Ongena. Demand from Poland increases prices. According to the processor, the shortage of ...
Source: Agrotimes
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