EU: Apples, greenhouse vegetables and potatoes are rising in price

Published 2022년 11월 11일

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This article reports on the dynamic market trends for fruits and vegetables in countries monitored by EastFruit, focusing on price changes in key categories such as apples, bananas, citrus fruits, greenhouse vegetables, and potatoes. Apples have seen price increases in countries like Poland and Tajikistan due to decreased supply and quality concerns, while banana and citrus fruit markets are experiencing fluctuating prices amidst high logistic costs and economic challenges. Greenhouse vegetables are facing record high prices due to cold weather and difficult conditions, with greenhouse cucumbers and tomatoes showing notable price increases, especially in Uzbekistan. The market for vegetables used in borscht is also discussed, marking its return in the market after a significant time.

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This week, key changes in the prices of fruits and vegetables in the countries monitored by EastFruit occurred in three market segments (apples, greenhouse vegetables and potatoes), and in all of them prices were mainly growing. At the same time, the situation in the segments of bananas, citrus fruits and carrots was ambiguous and depended on the local specifics of the market. Price alerts. Apples Farmers and sellers of apples from some countries this week managed to raise prices for some varieties of these fruits. Thus, apples "Gala" and "Golden Delicious" went up in price in Poland and Tajikistan following the results of the week, although for several different reasons. In Poland, the supply of apples was gradually reduced, as producers tried to stretch the sales period as much as possible through the season in the conditions of a high yield of these fruits in the EU countries and kept the bulk of the volumes in storage. As a result, prices for Gala and Golden Delicious apples ...

Source: Eastfruit