Lower prices for Dutch, Belgian and Polish peppers

Fresh Bell Pepper

Vegetables

Belgium

Fresh Mandarin

Published Nov 2, 2023

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The supply of peppers from Spain increased, but the inconsistent quality made pricing difficult in certain areas. The increased availability of Spanish peppers had a negative effect on the prices of competitors such as Dutch, Belgian, and Polish peppers. Prices for tomatoes tended to drop slightly, with Belgian, Dutch, and Turkish products being the most available.

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The supply of peppers from Spain clearly increased. However, the inconsistent quality made pricing difficult in certain areas. The increased availability of Spanish parties had a negative effect on the prices of the competition: Dutch, Belgian and Polish parties often became cheaper, according to the BLE. Traders also often had to lower their previous prices for imports from Turkey. Sometimes returns from retail also arrived on the market, which put extra pressure on the fresh supply. Overall, prices fell slightly. In some cases, rising prices were also visible, especially for products from Spain. Click here for the full market and prices report ApplesAs in previous weeks, the German supply formed the basis of the range. In addition, mainly Italian, Dutch and French parties were available. Belgian apples completed the picture, as did Polish ones. The supply was sufficient to meet demand. PerenAbate Fetel and Santa Maria from Italy and Santa Maria from Turkey predominated. Xenia ...

Source: AGF