The article provides an overview of the current market trends for various agricultural products in Italy, as of the last week of October 2021. It reports an overall stable market with slight fluctuations in prices. Dairy products, including Grana Padano, Parmigiano Reggiano, and Cee butter, saw positive recoveries, reaching up to 20 cents for some types. Parmigiano Reggiano prices remained stable.
The poultry market experienced a positive trend, with an increase in demand leading to higher prices. Meanwhile, the pig market saw a pause, with stable prices for pork cuts intended for consumption and a slight decrease in prices for pork cuts intended for industry and breeding piglets due to a robust supply.
The third week of October marked new first prices for national extra virgin olive oil, with a value of 4.50 euros per kilo, significantly increasing the national average. However, prices for virgin and lampante oil remained unchanged. Wine prices also remained stable at 4.26 euros per hectare for white wine and 4.38 euros for red wine.