Tridge summary
The article provides an overview of the agricultural market in Germany, focusing on the availability and demand of various produce. It highlights the dominance of German apples, with a mention of other varieties, and a decline in overseas imports. Pears saw Italian varieties as the main choice, with a mixed demand. Grapes were mainly Italian, with a mention of other sources and a note on pricing. Spanish clementines were highly relevant with numerous presentation options, but sales were affected by mild weather. The supply of lemons increased, mainly from Spain and Turkey. Bananas' supply met sales opportunities, with some price adjustments. Cauliflower had a larger German supply, with some quality issues. Lettuce had mixed quality from Belgium and Germany, leading to price drops. Cucumbers had a expanding Spanish supply, but quality concerns. Tomatoes had diverse sources, and pepper supply increased, mainly from Spain, with good demand met.
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Original content
The market was clearly dominated by German apples: Elstar, Jonagold and Boskoop predominated, followed by Braeburn and Pinova. Topaz gained in importance, this variety was offered in large crates of 120 kg in Frankfurt. From Italy mainly came Golden Delicious, Granny Smith and Royal Gala. Demand was in some places too limited for the extensive range. Overseas imports gradually disappeared from the trade, the BLE reports. Chart: BLE PearsItalian Abate Fetel and Santa Maria dominated, Williams Christ completed the offer. Demand was generally not particularly high. A large number of varieties came from Germany, namely Conference, Alexander Lucas, Williams Christ, Gute Luise and Boscs Flaschenbirne. The Netherlands was mainly represented on the market with Conference and Gellert. GrapesItalian grapes predominated: Italia, Crimson Seedless, Michele Palieri and Red Globe were the most common. The Thompson Seedless variety came from Greece. Turkish Sultana grapes were now almost ...
Source: AGF
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