For small fruits it's time for Italy

Published 2023년 6월 16일

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The article highlights the dominance of Italian products in the wholesale fruit and vegetable markets, with a focus on berries. Despite some resistance from Chilean currants, which are priced well above 30 euros, Italian products have driven prices down. Blueberries are particularly dominated by Italy, with prices ranging from 8 to 16 euros per kilo. Raspberries are fighting against Portuguese resistance, with prices varying across different markets. Chilean currants continue to command high prices, while tricolor blackberries are mostly sold in Italy, with some Mexican product still available in a few markets.

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The national flag flies in the markets. There is a large presence of Italian products for all the berries sold in wholesale fruit and vegetable centres. The quotations compared to two weeks ago do not show major deviations. Apart from currants where the Chilean product resists, in some markets with prices well over 30 euros, but the national one allows the price to be reduced. And it can also be found at 18 euros a kilo. Blueberry: Italy wins A Spanish product is also sold, but in the markets the origin is above all Italian thanks also to the arrival of the Piedmontese product (this great weekend dedicated to the berry in Moncrivello in the province of Vercelli). Prices for blueberries range from 8 to 16 euros per kilo. Prices falling. Let's see the individual squares: Padua (Italy 8/11 euros), Rome (Spain 14/16 euros), Florence (Italy 13/15 euros), Bergamo (Spain 12/14 euros), Bologna (Italy 9/13 euros). Portugal resists in the offer of raspberries The advance of the Italian ...

Source: Myfruit