Egyptian spring onion sales are rebounding after a period of oversupply due to high production and low demand over the Christmas period. This boom in production is part of a larger trend of increased leek cultivation and imports, primarily to the Western European and German markets. The oversupply and long storage times have affected product quality. The end of the Egyptian strawberry season is approaching, and it is not clear how marketing will develop in the second half. Once the German spring onion season begins, Egyptian lots will be traded less frequently, and people will switch to domestic produce.