Potato-growing regions in Belgium, the Netherlands, France, and Germany have experienced unfavorable weather conditions, leading to quantitative and qualitative losses. Despite these challenges, potato acreage in Western Europe has increased by 7%, potentially leading to the best production results in five years. However, the market is struggling with an oversupply of low-quality potatoes and a lack of high-quality ones. Egypt, a major importer of potatoes, is playing a crucial role in the market, particularly in supppling to Eastern European countries with a potato shortage. Hungary, which relies heavily on imports to meet its consumption, is looking to Western Europe as its main source of potato supply.