Platicarpe, in Germany conquer space

Published 2023년 7월 27일

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The price of peaches in Germany has increased due to below-average harvests caused by frost and drought in central-southern Europe. As a result, German households bought 11% fewer peaches in 2022 compared to the previous year. While flat peaches have slightly outnumbered round peaches in terms of variety preference, the overall share of families purchasing both types of peaches has decreased in the last six years.
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In addition to melons and small fruits, summer fruit also includes a great classic such as peaches. And, after the increase in quantities purchased, even flat peaches (platicarpe, or snuffboxes) are now part of the standard assortment of German supermarkets. Anne Ewens, AMI Bonn Fruchthandel, took an interesting snapshot of the category in Germany. Certainly the change in consumer habits has its importance, but for Ewens perhaps this new trend also depends on the increase in prices. In recent years, in fact, frosts and drought have caused below-average stone fruit harvests in central-southern Europe. Last year, German households bought 11% fewer peaches than in 2021. The price level in 2022 was higher than in both 2020 and 2021: on average, households paid 2 73 euros for a kilogram of peaches, compared to an average of 1.78 euros/kg in 2017. This is what emerges from the analysis on a panel of GfK families. Flat peaches have captured their market share Last year around 44% of ...
Source: Myfruit

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