The prices of strawberries at grocery stores in Poland increased by another 10-20 cents

Published 2024년 6월 3일

Tridge summary

Strawberry prices have risen slightly in purchasing and processing plants, but there is no competition among processors for raw materials. Expected intense rainfall may hasten the end of the ground harvest season, impacting fruit quality and supply. Despite recent price hikes, the rates are insufficient to ensure profits and investment opportunities. The market shows higher prices for freezing strawberries (PLN 4.60 - 4.80/kg) and pressed strawberries (PLN 3.20 - 3.30/kg), but heavy rainfall could lower prices for pressed strawberries due to increased hydration and reduced sugar content.
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Original content

Slightly higher prices for strawberries apply in purchasing and processing plants. However, processors do not compete for raw materials. In turn, intense rainfall will be another factor that will accelerate the end of the ground harvest season. So far, the 2024 season is another season in which freezers and presses buy higher quality strawberries at the lowest prices and pay more and more as the quality of the supplied raw material decreases. Perhaps internal calculations dictate this action. We wrote about the gray phenomenon at the beginning of the season. We are recording further price increases at purchase points. Yesterday, the price for a kilogram of strawberries for freezing was PLN 4.60 - 4.80/kg. We will use the same sentence once again: the growth is of course pleasing, but it is still a long way to a level that guarantees profits and investment opportunities... After an early start of vegetation, drought and high temperatures, the next factor that will affect the season ...
Source: Sad24

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