Onion prices remain stable across various regions, with varying situations in different countries. In Uzbekistan, the main exporter, prices for export-quality onions are slightly higher than the purchase price but do not cover storage costs and losses, causing resellers to incur losses. Poland sees high onion prices due to a general shortage in the EU, but prices are decreasing due to imports from Russia, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan. Ukraine's onion prices have declined due to high inventories and deteriorating quality, but exports are increasing due to lower prices compared to EU countries and neighboring Moldova. The war and Russia's occupation have disrupted Ukraine's onion market, with new producers potentially leading to higher storage losses and a shortage of high-quality onions. Despite this, prices are unlikely to reach last year's levels. In Moldova, onion prices have significantly increased post-harvest, benefiting new growers.