Prices of fruits and vegetables on the exchanges in Bulgaria

Published 2024년 9월 16일

Tridge summary

The State Commission for Commodity Exchanges and Markets (DKSBT) has reported changes in the prices of various agricultural commodities in its recent weekly bulletin. Notable increases include greenhouse cucumbers by 8% to BGN 2.88 per kilogram, green pepper by 8.4% to BGN 1.78 per kilogram, red pepper by 4.1% to BGN 1.90 per kilogram, wholesale potatoes by 4.2% to BGN 1.12 per kilogram, and carrots by 1.4% to BGN 1.12 per kilogram. On the other hand, prices for tomatoes from open areas fell by 2.4% to BGN 1.64 per kilogram, ripe onions dropped by 6.6% to BGN 1.06 per kilogram, and cabbage decreased by 0.5% to BGN 1.02 per kilogram. The prices for peaches, grapes, and watermelons also experienced slight decreases, with peaches and grapes down by 1.3% to BGN 2.06 and BGN 2.40 per kilogram, respectively, while watermelons rose slightly by 0.8% to BGN 0.62 per kilogram.
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Original content

According to the weekly bulletin of the State Commission for Commodity Exchanges and Markets (DKSBT), greenhouse cucumbers rose in price by 8 percent to BGN 2.88 per kilogram. Tomatoes from open areas became cheaper by 2.4 percent to BGN 1.64 per kilogram. The price of green pepper is up by 8.4 percent and it is traded at BGN 1.78 per kilogram, and red pepper - by 4.1 percent to BGN 1.90 per kilogram. Wholesale potatoes are more expensive by 4.2 percent to BGN 1.12 per kilogram, and carrots by 1.4 percent and are sold at BGN 1.12 per kilogram. Ripe onions became cheaper by 6.6 percent to BGN 1.06 per kilogram, and ...
Source: Sinor

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