Overview of the world cucumber market

Published 2022년 2월 25일

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Global cucumber production is being affected by increased energy prices, leading some countries to scale back on heated and lighted cultivation. The Netherlands and Belgium are experiencing uncertainty among growers due to high energy costs, with some switching from tomato to cucumber cultivation and seeing a decrease in acreage. However, volumes are increasing among traditional cultivators. The energy crisis is also impacting illuminated winter cultivation, with fewer growers in Belgium and similar area figures in the Netherlands, but lower productions due to energy economy. The dominance of Spanish imports in the German market has decreased, replaced by Dutch and Belgian cucumbers, leading to increased competition and lower prices. France is facing challenges in marketing due to rising production costs, and in Almería, Spain, melon production is giving way to cucumber production.
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Global cucumber production, which in many countries is highly dependent on heated and lighted cultivation, has suffered from increased energy prices worldwide. Some growing countries, including the Netherlands and France, have scaled back the use of these methods to ensure that production is still profitable. Despite these fears, cucumbers remain a popular product, especially during the summer. In Italy, 41.1% of households bought vegetables in the past year. The Netherlands & Belgium: Energy prices cause uncertainty for cucumber growers After a dark January month and a stormy weekend, cucumber growers in the Netherlands and Belgium are preparing for a number of sunny days in the last weekend of February. That will benefit the cultivation. Area growth is not really expected. Several cooperatives even report a slight decrease in acreage. However, there are growers who have exchanged their tomato cultivation for a (high wire) cucumber cultivation. Recently, more and more growers ...
Source: AGF

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