The representative of the Agroteam Perithori producer organization, Yosif Kokkinidis, has announced that the potato season in Neurokopi, Greece's primary potato-growing region, is likely to end two months earlier than usual due to a decrease in cultivation area and water shortage. The early ripening of potatoes due to extreme temperatures is also impacting their shelf life and leading to a rush in sales. Producers are struggling to maintain harvests, with high post-harvest costs contributing to their dissatisfaction. Currently, potatoes are selling at an average price of €0.52/kg on the Athens Exchange (EWX), but prices are expected to rise as small stocks are sold at higher prices.