Tridge summary
The Italian agricultural company, Caligari & Babbi, has commenced its fennel harvest for the year, marking a delay of 10 days compared to the previous season. The company, which operates under the Finò brand, sells fennel across Europe, including in Germany, France, Austria, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Despite the slight delay and slower market demand, the company assures high-quality produce. The company is currently managing the challenges of increased operating costs and slow market demand, but no scarcity of fennel has been reported.
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Last week, the fennel harvest started at the Italian Caligari & Babbi. This year the season will start 10 days later than last season. The company is known for the Finò brand, which is sold throughout Europe. “The average quality of the first fennel to be transplanted is not very high due to the weather in the spring. This leads to more waste. The fennel that we do sell is of excellent quality, ”says production manager Vittorio Caligari. Vittorio Caligari “I'm talking about the spring plants, because they are different from those from the autumn. They are not that aromatic and flavorful. The market has been quite slow for months, there are no margins, while spending is skyrocketing. The weather has not caused scarcity, which means that a lot of fennel has always been available. ” Fennel is currently sold both in Italy and abroad. Finò is an established brand and many ...
Source: AGF
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