Expensive Dutch potatoes make fries more expensive

Published 2023년 1월 30일

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A dry summer in Germany, Belgium, and France has led to mediocre harvests, particularly in potatoes. Despite similar weather conditions in the Netherlands, the country managed to have a good potato harvest. This has led to an increased demand for Dutch potatoes in neighboring countries. The cost of Dutch potatoes made into fries has doubled in the past year and a half, leading to significant price increases.
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"Especially in Germany, Belgium and France, a dry summer led to mediocre harvests. The potato harvest in the Netherlands was still quite good. This creates extra demand for Dutch potatoes from surrounding countries," says Bas Janssens, researcher at Wageningen University & Research. NL. Dutch potatoes that are cut into fries have doubled in price in a year and a ...
Source: AGF

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