Netherlands supply of peaches and nectarines is continuously decreasing

Published 2021년 9월 17일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the current situation of various fruits and vegetables in the German market. It highlights a decline in the supply and quality of peaches and nectarines, although demand is still met. Spanish offers dominate the market, with fewer Italian, French, Greek, and Turkish products. Prices for these fruits remain stable with slight increases for high-quality produce and decreases for lower quality.

The supply of apples, pears, grapes, and cauliflower in Germany is increasing, leading to lower prices. For cucumbers and tomatoes, the market is dominated by Dutch and Belgian loads, with prices not following a clear trend. Pepper prices are tending to decrease, with green peppers being the most expensive.

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Original content

The peach and nectarine season is coming to an end, which was reflected in the continuously declining supply. The quality also left much to be desired. Despite the reduced supply, demand could be met without any problems. The sales opportunities had also decreased, because customers were less eager than before. In general, Spanish offers dominated the market. Italian and French peaches and nectarines disappeared from the range during the week. Greek products also increasingly disappeared from the market. Turkish imports actually only played an even greater role in Frankfurt. In Berlin, these were very popular thanks to their low price of 9 to 12 euros per 4 kg crate. Locally, nectarines from Albania turned up, which cost only 1.55 euros per kg. Returned consignments from the food retail sector arrived in Frankfurt, which had to be sold at special offer prices. In general, prices did not change materially. Here and there the traders were able to raise their prices slightly, insofar ...

Source: AGF