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The article reports a significant increase in the prices of imported vegetables at the Budapest Wholesale Market, with cauliflower and broccoli seeing the highest increases. It highlights the competition between domestic and imported products in the first 15 weeks of 2023. The article also notes the price hikes in important produce like potatoes, paprika, and onions, both domestically and abroad. It points out instances where imported produce was priced lower than local counterparts, such as bell peppers and white head cabbage, and situations where domestic produce was more expensive, like snake cucumbers.
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In our brief overview, we summarize the prices of imported vegetables offered at the Budapest Wholesale Market. The wholesale price of foreign cauliflower rose by 49%, broccoli by 31%, eggplant by 30%, and zucchini by 1% during the observed period. Hungarian storage cauliflower and broccoli were not included in the offer from February. In the first 15 weeks of 2023, domestic and foreign market products competed with each other for some vegetables at the Budapest Wholesale Market. During the observed period, some imported products were offered at higher prices than domestic products (e.g. potatoes, stuffed peppers, red onions) and others at lower prices (e.g. berry and cluster tomatoes). The wholesale price of (cleaned, washed) potatoes in France increased by 59% (HUF 314/kilogram) from 1 to 15 January 2023. per week of the same period of the previous year. At the same time, the producer price of domestic potatoes (excluding the very early Cherie variety and new potatoes) also rose ...
Source: magyarmezogazdasag
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