Italy: Salads fly, lettuce over 2 euros, and eggplant for 4 euros

Published 2021년 12월 14일

Tridge summary

Wholesale market prices for agricultural products are experiencing a significant increase in Italy, with vegetables such as aubergines reaching up to 4 euros per kilo. Strawberries are also expensive, ranging from 7 to 10 euros per kilo. Meanwhile, clementines are becoming more affordable, with prices ranging from 0.6 to 1.5 euros per kilo. The market also sees a variety in prices for different types and sizes of fruits like kiwis, oranges, grapes, and cherries, with foreign competition influencing prices.
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Original content

There is no product, especially vegetables, and prices skyrocket, but as an operator tells myfruit.it: "What is enough". In the wholesale markets, the 50 cent salad in recent weeks flies over 2 euros. And the escalation of the prices of courgettes continues, some varieties reach € 3.50, and aubergines, purple and striped, are quoted at € 4. There are those who buy, but there are no queues. Clementines are awakening, strawberries from the south even exceed 10 euros in the markets where there is a slight revival of trade and the arrival of the first Chilean cherries. In Verona, salads are expensive: lettuces cost around 2 euros Andrea Bonizzi, agronomist and quality manager and price list of the Verona market, has a mercury bent upwards in his hands. Starting with the artichokes that last month sold for 0.40 / 0.50 euros. "Both the violet from Puglia and the Tema from Sardinia are quoted at 0.80 / 0.90 euros per head, we have Spanish thistles at 1.20 euros, pan-fried cucumbers from ...
Source: Myfruit

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