From Italian markets: Prices for national courgettes remain high, strawberries soar

Published 2021년 1월 27일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the agricultural market in Italy, focusing on the prices and demand for various fruits and vegetables in January. It highlights a decline in trade and sales, with high prices for vegetables due to climatic events and low demand for oranges. The article also notes the effect of the Horeca system crisis and the need for the Horeca sector in Verona. Additionally, it mentions the high prices of strawberries and courgettes, the end of Israeli avocado production, and the upcoming South African avocado campaign.
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Original content

The prices of some vegetables were sustained, those of most of the fruit nailed. If national courgettes and aubergines are around 3 euros, the large mass of oranges does not often exceed the euro. There is not much movement even for fennel and artichokes. They hold prices and demands for apples and pears, but in the wholesale markets January is archived as another month of decline in terms of trade and sales. If this continues it will be a bad year. In Florence: "Below expectations", zucchini at 3 euros We begin myfruit.it tour of Italy among the markets from the square in Florence where we meet Aurelio Baccini, Fedagro national vice president and president of the Florence association, who paints the picture of the situation: “We are below expectations, we have modest sales compared to programs. Nothing is finished ”. To be clearer, he gives a quantitative example: "It's all underestimated, or if I thought I was selling a thousand quintals of a certain product, then I sell 700". ...
Source: Myfruit

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