Watermelons on the Parvenets exchange in Bulgaria fell to BGN 0.50/kg, apricots hold BGN 2.50

Published 2022년 7월 10일

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The "Rodopi-95" market, also known as Borsa Parvenets, is experiencing a variety of agricultural product prices. Watermelons are being sold for BGN 0.70 per kilogram, while melons are priced between BGN 1.20 and 1.40 per kilogram, depending on the size. The market is also offering potatoes at an average price of BGN 1.05, but some are trading them for as low as BGN 0.80 per kilogram. Other products like cucumbers, large pink and red tomatoes, imported red pepper, cherries, apricots, peaches, nectarines, raspberries, American blueberries, and wild blueberries are also available with their respective prices.

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At the "Rodopi-95" market, known as Borsa Parvenets, trucks loaded with watermelons and melons from Lyubimets began to park in the areas in front of the entrance. Watermelons are offered for BGN 0.70 per kilogram, melons for BGN 1.20-1.40/kg depending on the size. Inside the marketplace, however, watermelons are already being traded for BGN 0.50/kg, with the option of a larger purchase to drop even more. This means that the price for producers is certainly not higher than 0.20 BGN. Melons are around BGN. The State Commission for Commodity Exchanges and Markets (DKSBT) announces that the current average price of potatoes is BGN 1.05, but at the market next to the village of Parvenets, French potatoes are traded for BGN 0.80/kg in a 10 kg sack, and Bulgarian ones from Samokov for BGN 0.90. A bag of Bulgarian cucumbers is available for BGN 0.80/kg, while our large pink tomatoes are priced at BGN 2.60/kg per box, and red tomatoes at BGN 2.20/kg. Imported red pepper is about BGN 3. The ...

Source: Agroplovdiv