Hungary: The price of asparagus has risen drastically

Published 2023년 5월 13일

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In 2022, Hungary experienced a 20% decrease in the export value and a 22% decrease in the export volume of fresh or chilled asparagus, with Germany and Switzerland being its largest markets. The country also faced a fall in the price of asparagus after it was put on the market, due to low domestic consumption and the majority of the crop being exported. The 2023 asparagus season started later due to adverse weather conditions, and there was an increase in the price of asparagus on German wholesale markets.
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In 2022, the domestic foreign trade indicators of fresh or chilled asparagus fell, the export value decreased from HUF 2.15 billion to HUF 2.02 billion, which means a 20 percent decrease. The export volume also dropped by 22 percent, to a total of 1.9 thousand tons, according to AKI data. The biggest market for Hungarian asparagus was Germany, where 903 tons were exported in the year under review. Switzerland was the second largest buyer, with 419 tons. However, the volume of deliveries to both countries was 18 and 22 percent less compared to the previous year. In the 17th week of the Budapest Wholesale Market, the price of white asparagus per kilogram was HUF 2,800, while that of green asparagus was HUF 3,000. In the previous year, also in the 17th week, the average price of domestic asparagus per kilogram was HUF 2,200. This year, the price of asparagus fell in the week after it was put on the market: in the 18th week, white asparagus was offered for HUF 1,600 per kilo, and ...
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