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The European grape market is facing a significant shortage due to heat waves in Italy, Spain, and Greece, resulting in high prices for imported grapes, with white grapes reaching 19-21 euros per kilogram. This price increase is impacting sales as there is not enough volume for promotions. While Brazil's grape yields are inconsistent, Peru is expected to have a normal or larger harvest compared to two years ago, and good harvests are anticipated in Namibia and South Africa.
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The first imported grapes arrived on the European market. Heat waves in Italy, Spain, and especially in Greece caused a huge shortage of grapes in Europe. This is reported by FreshPlaza. According to Korne van de Klundert of the importing company Origin Fruit Europe, prices for imported grapes are sky high. 19-21 euros per kilogram are paid for white grapes. And it inhibits sales. This is partly because of the high price, but mainly because there is no available volume for promotions to drive sales. Grape yields in Brazil vary considerably from grower to grower. Peru, which has now also shipped ...
Source: Agrotimes
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