From the Italian markets: Prices of courgettes, tomatoes, salads go over 2 euros

Published Sep 21, 2022

Tridge summary

The article highlights a significant decrease in consumption and a noticeable increase in prices for various fruits and vegetables in Milan and Verona, Italy, due to the climate and production challenges. Fruits such as peaches, plums, and apricots have seen poor harvests, leading to higher prices. Vegetables like zucchini, aubergines, and salad greens are also experiencing price hikes, with some reaching over 2.50 euros per kilogram. Autumn products like cauliflower and fennel are in short supply, driving up their prices. Meanwhile, grapes are the only item with stable prices, largely due to being produced in specific niches. The article also mentions the arrival of new autumn fruits and citrus from Calabria and Verona, with prices varying by size and origin.

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Original content

Consumption falls, prices rise. It cannot be otherwise seen stratospheric bills and price increases of all kinds. The climate also affects the prices and not all articles fly upwards: fruit for example. On the contrary, the salads are well over two euros, as for the smaller sizes of zucchini, while the cluster tomatoes go up to over 2.50 euros and up to 3. The grapes that are bought on average for 1.30 euros hold back. The first Italian chestnuts, persimmons and pomegranates arrive and from Calabria the miyagawa mandarin. Milan high prices for leafy vegetables and vegetables Myfruy.it begins the tour of the markets in Milan with Bruno Barcella, entrepreneur of the Salvi Milano company and representative of Fedagro Milano, who confirms the drop in consumption and "a very complicated September in terms of prices ". It is also forbidden to toast because of "the quality of the fruits that are born in a forced and suffered situation". Let's see the products: “The fruit is in a phase of ...

Source: Myfruit