Italy: Strawberries and asparagus, peas, and broad beans lose value

Published 2021년 4월 27일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the current market trends for a variety of fruits and vegetables in Italy and Europe, focusing on the impact of supply and demand. It highlights stable prices for some items like apples, kiwis, zucchini, and artichokes, while noting slight increases in oranges and peppers due to decreasing supplies. Conversely, asparagus prices have surged due to reduced availability, particularly from Campania. Artichokes and broad beans face falling prices due to low demand and poor conditions, despite an abundant supply. Strawberries see a significant price increase, especially with the Candonga brand from Basilicata, due to delayed supply caused by cold temperatures. Overall, the market trends show a stable price trend with slight increases in some markets, yet prices are generally lower than the previous year at the same time.

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Original content

Plus sign also for oranges and peppers. Stable apples, kiwis, courgettes and artichokes Actinidia, stationary values Stationary situation for national kiwis. Quantities that are gradually decreasing for the end of the campaign. Slight increases in some markets where the first lots of New Zealand branded product entered, with high prices. Oranges, decreasing quantities and prices up Still drops for the quantities of Sicilian tarocco oranges whose campaign is now coming to an end, a factor that has led to a slight fluctuation in prices. The presence in some markets of the first Valencia late foreign matches should be noted. Asparagus uphill There are also significant increases for asparagus in almost all markets. This trend is due to a lower availability of products, especially from Campania. The request is on average for the period. Artichokes, stagnant market Stagnant market for artichokes, as is typical of the period, which start at the end of the campaign. Prices remain stable ...

Source: Terraevita