Prices of agricultural products at the Budapest Wholesale Market in Hungary

Published 2022년 10월 19일

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The article reports on the significant price increases of various produce at the Budapest Wholesale Market in the 41st week, compared to the previous year. Key vegetables and fruits such as eggplant, zucchini, asparagus squash, sorrel, spinach, cauliflower, broccoli, mushrooms, sweet chestnuts, and walnuts have seen substantial price hikes, with some items like broccoli and champignon mushrooms increasing by over 40% and 25%, respectively. Apples and grapes also experienced price increases, with some varieties rising by up to 18% for domestic grapes. These changes reflect the market trends and the cost fluctuations in agricultural production.

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On the Budapest Wholesale Market in the 41st week, the most common price of domestic market eggplant was HUF 780/kilogram, about HUF 300 higher than a year earlier. The weekly average price of zucchini rose from HUF 340 to HUF 650, asparagus squash from HUF 235 to HUF 345, and squash from HUF 300 to HUF 600/kg at the same time. Sorrel was on offer at the most common price of HUF 800/kilogram, which was 33 percent higher than in the 41st week of 2021, and the price of spinach at HUF 900/kilogram increased by 20 percent. In the examined week, the domestically grown cauliflower in the size category of 16 cm+ was offered at a significantly higher price than the same week last year, at HUF 510/kilogram, while the Italian one was priced at HUF 580/kilogram. Hungarian broccoli was offered for HUF 725 per kilogram (+45 percent) in the 41st week - according to AKI PÁIR data. Chanterelle mushrooms were the most common price in the selection at HUF 700/kilogram, which was 17 percent more ...

Source: Magro