Slightly more red peppers and slightly less yellow peppers in the Netherlands

Published 2024년 3월 11일

Tridge summary

The Dutch pepper season is set to commence from the 12th week of the year, with the pepper cultivation area remaining largely unchanged from the previous season. There has been a minor increase in the planting of red peppers and a decrease in yellow peppers. The crops are currently in good condition due to stable weather conditions. The first Dutch peppers are expected to be available in week 12, coinciding with the availability of peppers from Spain, thereby meeting the demands of European traders.
Disclaimer:The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

The Dutch pepper season will begin soon, from the 12th week of the year. Market observers report that the pepper area does not differ much compared to the previous season. "Cosmetic" changes are observed in the area of individual coloring segments. For example, they planted slightly more red peppers and slightly fewer yellow peppers. The crops are currently in very good condition. Thanks to calm weather conditions, the plants achieved stable growth and set fruit well. The first Dutch peppers in various ...

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