Cauliflowers prices soar; lettuce and courgettes also increase in Italy

Published 2022년 12월 6일

Tridge summary

The article reports on the current situation of fruit and vegetable prices in Italy, as reported by Bmti surveys. It highlights stable prices for citrus fruits, tomatoes, apples, and pears, with the exception of Rome's square where Rome's square oranges are becoming more expensive. On the other hand, cauliflower prices are surging due to harvesting difficulties and increased demand. Despite increased production, clementine prices are stable with some increases in Bergamo. Lettuce prices are also on the rise, especially in Rome, due to local climatic conditions and slightly increased demand. A significant price increase is also observed in aubergines due to reduced investments in greenhouse products. Finally, the article assures that apple prices are expected to remain stable until the beginning of next year, and tomato prices are also stable with a decline in supply leading to high prices.
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Original content

According to the Bmti surveys, there are no declines among the main fruit and vegetables. Stable citrus fruits, tomatoes, apples and pears Oranges, only the square of Rome grows The arrivals have begun for the Tarocco cultivar, which, having not yet taken on the red pigmentation, can be assimilated to a blonde orange. Apart from the increases in the square in Rome, the prices are mostly unchanged. However, the low temperatures of this period keep consumption at average levels. Cauliflower, soaring price lists Cauliflower prices are sharply increasing, thanks to the harvesting difficulties attributable to bad weather in the productive regions and the increase in demand as the winter period approaches. Clementines, Bergamo is an exception The demand for clementines remains at good levels in the face of an increase in production typical of this period, especially for the common Clementine. Stable prices with the exception of the increases recorded in the Bergamo square. The quality ...
Source: Terraevita

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