It's unexpected, but there are some vegetables in the Hungarian wholesale market that is cheaper than at this time last year

Published 2022년 11월 4일

Tridge summary

The article reports on the price trends of various agricultural products at the Budapest Wholesale Market for the 43rd week of the year. It highlights significant price increases for several items, including domestic sweet peppers, bell peppers, Canadian orange-type pumpkins, Hungarian carrots, and parsley, compared to the previous year. On the other hand, the price of domestic walnut gut has decreased by 8%, while the price of Bosc kobak pears has seen a 27% increase, with imported pears barely changing in price.
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Original content

In the 43rd week, depending on the size, domestic sweet peppers for filling were at the most common prices of 545 and 750 forints/kilogram in the selection of the Budapest Wholesale Market, which was 88 percent higher for peppers in the 30-70 mm size category, and 101 percent higher for peppers with a shoulder diameter of 70 mm+ than the year before earlier. The price of domestically grown bell peppers at HUF 1,050/kg was 31 percent higher than in the same week last year, while bell peppers originating in Spain were sold for HUF 1,260 per kilogram in the week under review. The most common price of 250 forints/kilogram of Canadian, orange-type pumpkins on the domestic market increased by 52 percent compared to the 43rd week of last year - according to AKI PÁIR data. At 250 forints/kilogram, the producer price of Hungarian carrots rose by 52 percent to 43 weeks in 2021, while the price of parsley rose by 33 percent to 700 forints/kilogram at the same time. Red onions with a diameter ...
Source: Magro

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