One of the most popular fruits of Hungarians continues to rise in price

Published 2023년 5월 24일

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The producer price of Hungarian strawberries on the Budapest Wholesale Market has increased by 7% compared to the same period last year, according to the Market Price Information System (PÁIR). The price fluctuated throughout the year, with the highest being HUF 3,800/kilogram in the 15th week and the lowest being HUF 1,800/kilogram in the 20th week, which was 20% more expensive than the previous year but 20% cheaper than the previous week. The most common gross price per kilogram of imported strawberries from Greece was HUF 1,600 in the 20th week, which was 60% more expensive than the previous year. The Agricultural Economics Institute (AKI) expects a 30% decrease in the strawberry harvest compared to the same period last year, but believes that the season can be extended and the crops lost in early spring can be compensated.
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According to the data of the Market Price Information System (PÁIR), the producer price of Hungarian strawberries (strawberries) on the Budapest Wholesale Market is between 15 and 20. increased by 7 percent (HUF 2,618/kilogram) compared to the average price of the same period last year, reports Agroinform.hu. The popular summer fruit entered the Budapest Wholesale Market this year at a producer price of HUF 3,800/kilogram in the 15th week. Approaching the season, however, in the 20th week, strawberries were only HUF 1,800 per kilo, which is 20 percent more expensive than in the same period of the previous year, but 20 percent cheaper than a week earlier. The most common gross price per kilogram of strawberries imported from Greece was HUF 1,600 in the 20th week, which is 60 percent more expensive than a year ago and 18 percent more expensive than a week earlier. The Agricultural Economics Institute (AKI) refers to the Spanish Association of Producers and Exporters of Strawberries ...
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