Tomatoes on the rise, down pumpkins and prickly pears. The other price lists are stable

Published 2020년 9월 29일

Tridge summary

The article highlights a significant increase in wholesale tomato prices due to increased demand and decreased supply, impacting other tomato products like Datterini and Cuore di Bue, as well as Dutch cluster tomatoes, Albanian, and Spanish batches. In contrast, onion prices remain stable, and prickly pears and pumpkins are 20% cheaper. Apple prices are stable with a variety of sources, including Trentino-Alto Adige, and pear prices remain stable with good quality Williams and Red Bartlett pears, despite issues with alternariosis and Asian bedbugs. Plum availability is wide with stable prices, and table grape prices are stable despite a slight increase in demand. However, pumpkin prices are falling sharply as the campaign peak is reached.

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Rising demand and falling supply push up wholesale tomato prices. The prices of other fruit and vegetables are practically unchanged, with the exception of prickly pears and pumpkins, which yield 20%. availability, especially as regards Datterini and Cuore di Bue. The availability of Dutch cluster tomatoes is also decreasing, alongside some batches of Albanian and Spanish origin. Onions, stable price lists The demand for onions is stable, so there is currently only national product. The prices are similar to those of 2019. Prickly pears, values lower than 2019 The bastardoni prickly pears, a typical product of autumn and purely Sicilian origin, have arrived on the markets. Prices are lower than in 2019, as there are still few large fruits. Apples, those of Trentino-Alto Adige make their debut Even for apples, stable prices are found. The main provenance, as regards Royal Gala, Stark Delicious and Golden Delicious, is still the Po Valley, but the productions of Alto Adige and ...

Source: Terraevita