Price of greenhouse vegetables moderate, outdoor product stronger in Belgium

Published 2021년 4월 29일

Tridge summary

The agricultural news article for the week ending April 28, 2021, reports on the price trends for various produce in the market. Leek and asparagus prices remain stable, with asparagus prices being influenced by cold temperatures. There has been a significant doubling of lamb's lettuce prices in a week, despite lower catering demand. Cucumber prices are weak, mirroring trends from the previous year. Eggplant prices are mediocre, and there is a slight price increase for Jonagold and Conference pears, indicating a positive trend in the pear market.
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Original content

This is evident from the price overviews of week 16 compared to the same weeks in 2020 and 2019. Leek clearly compares favorably with a payout price of € 1.35. That is stable compared to last week. Asparagus did not show itself abundantly on the daily market due to the cold temperatures. That resulted in decent prices of over € 5 in week 16. A striking price increase for lamb's lettuce is more difficult to explain. The price of € 4.27 per kilo doubled in a week. The catering demand is not running at full speed. However, the doubling of prices is good news for growers. Weaker cucumber pricing Weak price formation for cucumbers is not uncommon for week 16. In the corona year 2020, the price was lower at € 0.09 (each), but in 2019 the payout price was € 0.14. For the current trading week, the price certainly does not seem to increase for cucumbers. A recovery was not yet visible at the auctions on Wednesday 28 April. Aubergine also suffered from a mediocre sales week with a payout ...

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