The article highlights a anticipated rise in Hungarian apple prices due to a predicted decrease in the country's apple harvest to the second lowest in the past decade, with an anticipated 330,000 tons, down from 472,000 tons the previous year. This decrease is expected to fall short of both domestic and industrial consumption needs, leading to a situation where demand exceeds supply. As a result, prices for both fresh and industrial apples are expected to significantly increase, with fresh market apples potentially costing 10-15% more and producer prices rising by 25-35%.