Italy: Potatoes and onions at unprecedented prices, lots of Spanish fruit

Published 2023년 5월 9일

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the current market situation for various agricultural products in Italy, with a focus on the prices and dominance of specific items. It highlights the influence of temperatures on product prices, noting a rise in courgette prices and stable tomato prices, which remain high. The article also notes the high prices for onions and potatoes, and the popularity of strawberries and summer fruits like cherries, apricots, and medlars, which are mostly sourced from Spain. Additionally, the article discusses the market trends for dried fruits, particularly cashews and Macadamia, and the influence of health consciousness on sales.
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Temperatures drop and the price of courgettes rises, the prices of tomatoes are still and high, always above 2 euros and up to 5 for the yellow datterino. Even peppers above 2 euros, aubergines and cucumbers suffer under the euro. The fruit sees the Spanish domination with the last tail of citrus fruits and the first summer fruit that arrives from the Iberian peninsula. Never before seen prices for onions and potatoes. The Tropea onion is strong in Catanzaro, the price of courgettes is falling For the Calabrian wholesale, the point of reference for discovering the market dynamics is Palmino Rotundo, president of Fedagro Catanzaro where the agri-food center is a crossroads for all the markets in the region. “We are in the middle of the Tropea onion campaign which is going well, becoming increasingly well known and happily selling. With the PGI, the price is around 2 euros per kg but can go up to 2.50 euros, without the sticker it can cost half as much". A local product that ...
Source: Myfruit

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