Prices and supply of imported fruits and vegetables in Germany

Fruits

Vegetables

Germany

Market & Price Trends

Published Dec 15, 2023

Tridge summary

The market report shows that the availability of imported fruit from Turkey was generally limited, with the Santa Maria variety being sometimes too ripe, leading to slow sales. Prices for fruits like apples, grapes, oranges, citrus, lemons, and bananas remained relatively stable, with only Munich reporting price increases for Italian fruit. Prices for cauliflower and lettuce rose due to increased demand and reduced availability, while sales for cucumber and tomatoes went smoothly with strong demand being met.

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Original content

The Santa Maria from Turkey, the Italian Abate Fetel and Santa Maria and the Dutch Conference and Xenia formed the basis of the range. The imported fruit from Turkey was sometimes too ripe, which made sales slow. Although availability was generally limited, this was not a major problem given the low level of interest. According to the BLE, prices often remained at the level of the previous week. Only Munich reported price increases for Italian fruit due to limited volume. Customers there also had to dig deeper into their pockets for local Alexander Lucas. Like Xenia and Conference, these generally only formed an additional part of the total range. Belgian and Spanish parties were also nothing more than complementary. Click here to go directly to the full market and price report. ApplesGerman supply clearly predominated. Sales were generally quiet. Traders rarely had reason to adjust prices. GrapesAs a result of increased imports, Brazilian and Peruvian products had displaced ...

Source: AGF