Stable Austrian consumer potato market, scarce onion supply

Published 2023년 3월 23일

Tridge summary

The Austrian market for ware potatoes remains stable with high grower willingness to deliver, leading to good stock build-up and no sales pressure. However, available free products are manageable. Lettuce varieties have some stock for a seamless transition to the new harvest. Domestic and export sales remain low, therefore prices have not changed. The price increase on the onion market seems to be slowing down due to manageable supply of free goods. Export opportunities have improved in the Lower Austrian carrot market, with steady sales and unchanged prices.
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Original content

The Austrian market for ware potatoes remains stable. The growers' willingness to deliver is still high, so that traders can build up a good stock. However, there is no sales pressure. In view of the constant sales opportunities and the relatively high quality sorting, stocks are gradually shrinking. According to the LKÖ, the available quantities of free products are already quite manageable. For lettuce varieties, on the other hand, there seems to be some left in stock, so that a seamless transition to the new harvest can be guaranteed. The demand side is unchanged compared to the previous weeks. Domestic sales and export sales remain at an unchanged low level. Therefore, prices have not changed compared to the previous week. At the beginning of the week, prices for ware potatoes in Lower Austria were usually 30 to 32 Euro/100 kg. The prices for lots with an above-average sorting were also lower. Upper Austria continued to report unchanged prices up to 32 Euro/100 kg. Shortage of ...
Source: AGF

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