Good arrivals of German vegetables and the first sweet corn from Monday in the Netherlands

Published Jun 29, 2022

Tridge summary

AGF-Online is receiving a large supply of German vegetables due to their high quality, despite challenges such as labor shortages and high fuel prices. The company is experiencing issues with diesel usage by their fleet and increases in product prices. Despite these challenges, they are optimistic about the quality of the products like corn, carrots, onions, and celery, which can be supplied in various ways. They are also looking forward to the upcoming pea and pumpkin seasons.
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Original content

Tholen - As a Germany specialist, AGF-Online is currently receiving plenty of arrivals of German vegetables. The company started almost twenty years ago with the first spring onions and carrots from Germany and is still undiminished positive about the quality of the German products. "There is a lot of trade in stock in Germany, but unfortunately there are a lot of hands short of harvesting," observes Maxime van der Meij – Selleger. "The prices are increasing little by little, while we would much rather harvest and sell much more at somewhat lower prices. But hey, if only we had the people!" "Especially on Thursday, when there is a change of teams, things will go wrong in the last few weeks this year. Previously, on such a changeover day, the old team continued for another day and the newcomers also started immediately. Then you had a double occupation and we were able to fill in hefty promotions. Now, on such a day, the order for an extra car of carrots already gives rise to ...
Source: AGF

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