Second-class long/black aubergines are back on the market in Spain after good price developments in recent days

Published 2024년 10월 30일

Tridge summary

The Crisis Committee of the Interprofessional Organisation of Fruits and Vegetables of Andalusia (Hortyfruta) has lifted the ban on the sale of second categories of long/black aubergine for fresh consumption, effective from 30 October. This decision comes after the successful implementation of the ban and the satisfactory resolution of all inspections. Hortyfruta commends the cooperative behavior of producers and companies during the ban. The organisation will continue to monitor the market trends of horticultural products and assess the measures to be taken for each product. Hortyfruta, in partnership with the Andalusian Ministry of Agriculture, will oversee the compliance of the agreement for the Establishment of Quality Standards in the facilities of companies marketing the topping products in Andalusia.
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Original content

The Crisis Committee of the Interprofessional Organisation of Fruits and Vegetables of Andalusia, Hortyfruta, has decided to deactivate the Extension of Standard for long/black aubergine, after analysing its favourable evolution during the last few days and reversing the market situation that led to the ban on the sale of second categories of long/black aubergine, applied since 18 October. Therefore, from 00:00 hours on Wednesday 30 October, all producers and marketers in Andalusia will be able to use the second categories of this long/black aubergine vegetable for fresh consumption again.

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