The raspberry market in Europe is experiencing various conditions in different countries. In the Netherlands, growers are concerned about rising labor costs despite stable raspberry prices. Germany is seeing an increase in local production, competing with imports, while Lower Saxony benefits from longer harvest seasons and higher quality fruit. In the UK, the raspberry season started later than expected, leading to uncertainty about demand, and in France, domestically produced raspberries face tough competition from imports. Italy expects a good season, Spain expects lower volumes but higher prices for growers, Serbia expects a lower harvest due to adverse weather, and Ukrainian raspberries are facing low prices due to infrastructure issues. In the North American market, there is a supply shortage due to low production in Mexico caused by the heat.