Whole sale prices of small fruits in Italy

Published 2022년 9월 7일

Tridge summary

Despite the effects of drought and hail, the Italian soft fruit campaign is holding strong, with production of strawberries, blackberries, and raspberries still in progress in areas such as Trentino, Piedmont, Basilicata, Portugal, and the Netherlands. The campaign has faced challenges, particularly with raspberry productivity due to heat, but overall, prices in national markets remain high, with the cost fluctuating based on fruit quality and origin. Imported blueberries from Peru are now dominating the market, complemented by limited production from Poland and the Netherlands. Prices vary across different markets in Italy, reflecting the demand and availability of each fruit.

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Original content

In the national wholesale markets it is dying out, but there is still a mountain product, the Italian soft fruit campaign which, despite the impact of drought, has withstood the critical climate. Myfruit.it heard the operators and noted the prices in the markets of Milan, Verona, Genoa, Turin and Cesena. The picture of the situation is painted by Umberto Maffioletti of the Arrigoni Chiara company. A pioneer of soft fruit in Milan and with 40 years of experience in the sector. "The Italian mountain countryside is dying out, but there is still production. The strawberries arrive, there are enough blackberries, the blueberry season has been turned off, while the import from Peru has begun. There are also small quantities from Poland and Dutch products but now we have to take the Peruvian one in hand ”. Italian raspberries and blackberries in production The Milan market operator draws the dynamics of raspberry: "There are still areas of Italy in production such as Trentino, Piedmont ...

Source: Myfruit