Dutch growers concerned about the situation on the apple market

Published 2022년 11월 8일

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Dutch apple grower, Johan Stigter, expresses concern about the un certainty of apple market sales due to geopolitical situations in Europe and high inflation. He anticipates that pears will sell better than apples, but believes prices will not increase until April 1, depending on consumption expenditure and economic development. Stigter also highlights the challenges of rising costs for growers, including a four-fold increase in fertilizer costs and a 12% increase in plant protection product costs. Additionally, the cost of electricity for cooling is also rapidly increasing, making it difficult for growers to pass these costs onto selling prices.
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Dutch grower Johan Stigter is concerned about the apple market. He mentions the geopolitical situation in Europe and high inflation as factors increasing the uncertainty of sales. After the smooth harvest, the orchard decided to sell most of his fruit. - Taking into account the developments in the world and events in Russia, we chose security - he said. It expects pears to sell better than apples, but believes prices will not increase until April 1. This, of course, depends on the consumption expenditure that the fruit grower predicts will decline under the pressure of economic development. He believes that inflation will hurt fruit sales and sees that pear consumption in Germany is already falling. - In the case of prolonged inflation, people will pay the bills first and then buy the fruit. Global tension causes fear and caution among citizens, he adds. "Rising costs are ...
Source: Sady Ogrody

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