Germany: Local sweet peppers continued to be at the top of the price list

Published 2023년 7월 17일

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The market for sweet peppers in Germany was dominated by Dutch imports, followed by Turkish imports. Italian pointed peppers appeared in Frankfurt at a cost of €2 per kg, while domestic peppers were priced up to €4.30 per kg. The availability of peppers had expanded overall. Meanwhile, in the fruit market, New Zealand and Chilean imports of apples were steadily increasing, while Chilean and South African pears formed the basis of the supply. Overall, supply and demand were balanced for lemons and bananas, and there was a limited availability of cucumbers and tomatoes.

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Dutch sweet peppers obviously dominated. Turkish imports followed in terms of importance. Belgian goods complemented the market but were absent in Munich and Berlin. In Frankfurt, Italian pointed peppers appeared, which cost €2,- per kg. Domestic batches continued to be at the top of the price list: customers were expected to pay up to €4.30 per kg for them. Overall, availability had expanded, according to the BLE. Meanwhile, the accommodation options remained unchanged. Demand was, therefore, somewhat too weak for supply. In some places, there were stocks, which the distributors countered by granting discounts. In particular, items from the Netherlands had to be handled with reductions. The falling valuations at least accelerated the liquidation afterwards. Click here for the complete market and price report. ApplesThe presence of New Zealand and Chilean imports expanded steadily. New arrivals were Chilean Red Delicious and Cripps Pink, as well as New Zealand Jazz. Braeburn from ...

Source: Hortidaily