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Apple stocks in Europe have seen a 4.6% decrease in January compared to the same period last year, with the most significant drops in Great Britain, the Czech Republic, and Austria. However, there has been an increase in stocks in Spain, France, and Belgium. Despite the decrease in stocks, the price of European apples has risen to €0.94 per kilogram, which is €0.15 higher than the highest level in the past five years and €0.24 above the average price in recent years.
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The total stocks of apples in Europe decreased by 4.6% or 440.6 thousand tons in January compared to the same period last year. This was reported by FreshPlaza with reference to the data of the World Association of Apples and Pears (WAPA). It is noted that the greatest fall in apple stocks is observed in Great Britain (-31.3%), followed by the Czech Republic (-29.8%), Austria (-24.1%), the Netherlands (-22.7%), Germany (-22.0%), Denmark (-22.0%), Poland (-13.0%). Larger stocks of apples than last year are available in Spain (+17.8%), France (+13.7%) and Belgium (+10.5%). As a reminder, the price of ...
Source: Agrotimes
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