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The article highlights the fluctuating prices of chicory in Germany, with a recent decrease in wholesale prices. The prices have fallen to 2.16 euros per kilo for Belgian chicory and 2.45 euros per kilo for German chicory, marking a 3% and 8% decrease respectively from a week and a half ago. This has led to a 6% increase in the consumer price to 3.56 euros per kilo in week 10, but with a decrease in demand due to the price hike.
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AMI indicates that chicory in Germany is a product that is hardly subject to price fluctuations. This year, according to the market office, there has been a remarkable development for months due to the fluctuating wholesale prices. The wholesale markets in our neighboring country now mainly sell from Belgium. The German chicory is the gap filler. Prices have been in a downward trend since last week after a recent unexpected increase. The price for Belgian chicory is 2.16 euros per kilo, 3 percent lower than a week and a half ago. German chicory costs 2.45 euros per kilo on the wholesale market, 8 percent less than a week and a half ago. The price fluctuations in ...
Source: Nieuwe Oogst
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