Italy: Offer of fruit and vegetables in line with the average of the season

Published 2021년 4월 22일

Tridge summary

Recent anomalous frosts in Italy have impacted the prices and availability of some fruits and vegetables, with strawberries and asparagus experiencing price increases due to delayed development and maturation. However, many products have not seen any price changes and remain fresh, high-quality, and affordable. The article urges consumers to consider the origin and seasonality of products to ensure quality and freshness. The Rome agri-food Center emphasizes the importance of supporting locally sourced, seasonal produce to ensure a steady supply and to minimize the environmental impact of transportation.
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Original content

Fruits and vegetables are available in many varieties, typical of the season, which can be purchased at prices fully in line with the average of other years. Only for some products do we begin to see the first effects of the cold of recent weeks on wholesale prices. The cold and the consequences on purchases Particularly suffering, notes the Research Department of the Rome Agri-food Center (CAR), are in this period products such as strawberries and asparagus, which are undergoing price increases, when compared to the same period last year. The main cause is precisely the anomalous frosts that have hit Italy in recent weeks and which, for products of this type, have affected the development and full maturation. Looking at other products, however, we can see that the cold was not only a cause of problems: the artichoke, for example, now at the end of its campaign, has seen an unexpected recovery in sales, determined precisely by the low temperatures, which they delayed the end of ...
Source: Myfruit

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