Spain: Zucchini and eggplant are the only vegetables in Almeria that maintain moderate prices due to the low supply
Fruits
Vegetables
Spain
Published Feb 24, 2023
Tridge summary
(R.P.) The final stretch of the month of February continues with high prices for most fruit and vegetable products. The shortage of gender has caused prices to skyrocket, in many cases in an exorbitant way.
Original content
Demand remains very high and given the risk of shortages, the values reached are breaking records. However, the situation is not the same for all products. In the case of zucchini and eggplant, the cuts recorded are moderate. The striped aubergine is sold between one euro and sixty one euro and thirty cents per kilo. The long aubergine trades between ninety and seventy euro cents per kilo. In the case of zucchini, prices fluctuate between eighty-five and seventy euro cents, both for the fine and the fat. In the rest of the vegetables, the prices are very high, as is the case of the vine tomato with an average cut of two euros per kilo, the pear type is sold between one euro and seventy-one euro and thirty cents, the long-life type has an average cut of one euro and forty cents and the smooth priced at an average of one euro and fifty-two euro cents per kilo. The long cucumber is sold between one euro and ninety and one euro and sixty cents. The French cucumber has an average price ...
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