Pumpkin campaign analysis for 2021 in Italy

Published 2021년 10월 29일

Tridge summary

The 2021 pumpkin campaign saw early start for the Tonda Delica pumpkin with high quality and strong demand, resulting in high prices which later dropped to usual levels around September. The long violin squash season started in late August to early September with high quality and abundant supply, with the Butternut squash taking up more market space than previous years. Mexico has seen a significant increase in pumpkin production, reaching 800 thousand tons in 2018, while Italy's production has remained stable since 2007. There has been an increase in pumpkin imports by Egypt, Portugal, and Argentina, while exports have seen a 12% increase compared to 2019, largely due to increased marketing to Germany and Switzerland.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

The 2021 pumpkin campaign started early for the Tonda Delica pumpkin, with a good quality level. Demand has remained at good levels right from the start, so much so that prices have been high, and then drop in the following weeks until reaching the usual prices for the period at the beginning of September. As far as the long violin squash is concerned, the campaign began in the usual times, between the end of August and the beginning of September with high quantities, good quality levels, slight drops may occur as production seems to be quite abundant. Discreet presence of the Butternut type with smooth skin which, compared to previous years, is occupying more market space, even if in the fruit and vegetable markets the classic violin is still preferred. In the spring-summer period, the offer is mainly composed of Central-South American products and the Delica type. The level of demand remained high and, in consideration of the national product, prices decreased slightly until the ...

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