The world market for peppers is currently very varied, depending on the location. The market in Northern Europe is calm, especially in Germany, while growers in the Netherlands and Belgium are experiencing losses due to cultivation problems, a situation exacerbated by the low prices. In Poland, on the other hand, both demand and prices have increased, causing some growers to run out of stock.
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The world market for peppers is currently very varied, depending on the location. The market in Northern Europe is calm, especially in Germany, while growers in the Netherlands and Belgium are experiencing losses due to cultivation problems, a situation that is exacerbated by the low prices. In Poland, on the other hand, both demand and prices have increased, causing some growers to run out of stock. In the south of the continent, the situation is somewhat better for most growers, with prices recovering in Italy and satisfactory prices for growers in Spain, who have started growing more California peppers this year. Also on the North American continent, prices are high, perhaps even too high, because they influence the agreements that have been made about lower prices and greater availability. The Netherlands and Belgium: Cultivation problems and low prices characterize the marketsCompared to other greenhouse vegetables, the price for bell peppers is lagging behind this year. It ...
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