The article discusses the revival of the onion market, with an increase in demand leading to higher prices. The market is experiencing a shortage due to delays from the Suez Canal blockade, affecting shipments from India and Australia. This shortage is being offset by the popularity of Italian onions and existing stocks. Prices vary by zone, size, and quality, with yellow onions costing between € 0.25 and € 0.35 per kilo, and white onions having a similar price range. Shallots are experiencing record prices, from € 2.50 to € 3.50 per kilo, depending on the source and quality. The retail sector is driving the demand, with shallots being particularly popular.