From the markets: the tomato regains color, lots of grapes but at bargain prices

Published 2020년 9월 24일

Tridge summary

The article highlights a significant increase in the price of tomatoes in the Italian market, with prices doubling after a period of stagnation due to a decrease in imports from the Netherlands and a rise in demand from Germany. This price hike is coupled with a quality crisis in grapes, leading to low prices despite the quality issues. The COVID-19 pandemic's impact on tourism and consumer income has resulted in a decrease in demand for both tomatoes and grapes. Conversely, the prices of summer fruits like watermelons and melons have remained stable due to favorable temperatures. The future market trends for apples and pears are anticipated to follow the typical seasonal patterns, dependent on weather conditions and consumer demand.
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Original content

If grapes do not take off with the price, the king of vegetables goes up in price after months of stagnation and goes towards doubling The tomato goes up in price, after months of stagnation the prices go towards a more than abundant doubling. The product of the Netherlands is less present in the Italian squares, they sell it in Germany, and open field crops have disappeared. A void that has made it possible to create value, although the quantities and demand are certainly not exaggerated as the operators underline. Summer fruit persists, but we are at the last discharges, while grapes are complained of a general criticality regarding quality and prices remain low. It lacks color. The good one, on the other hand, sells well. Thanks also to the reopening of the canteens, the race of apples and pears begins. But the sword of the consumer crisis hangs over the whole behavior. The price of tomatoes rises. This is confirmed by Andrea Saturnini, president of Fedagro Verona, who explains ...
Source: MyFruit

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