Zucchini and broccoli in Italy

Published Oct 19, 2021

Tridge summary

The article provides an overview of the market prices and availability of various fruits and vegetables in Italy, as of October 18, 2021. It highlights increases in prices for persimmons, chestnuts, and pumpkins due to higher demand and lower availability. Stable prices for carrots and pears are noted, with pears experiencing limited availability and higher prices, particularly for the abate and decana varieties. Decreases in chicory prices are balanced by increasing demand for puntarelle. Radicchio prices are stabilizing with the arrival of large quantities from different growing areas. Late plum varieties are experiencing a price increase due to decreased availability. The grape campaign is wrapping up with good availability and demand, slightly offset by a shift in demand towards white grape varieties. Zucchini prices are rising due to cultivation challenges, although they remain lower than the previous year.
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Original content

Pumpkins, plums, persimmons, table grapes and chestnuts are also appreciated. Stable pears and carrots Persimmon, prices on the rise Turnaround for persimmon prices, thanks to higher demand in the face of good product availability. High prices also compared to the average for the period. Basically stable carrots Stable prices for carrots at levels above the average for the period. This trend is determined by a lower product availability. Slightly growing chestnuts Signs of increase in the prices of chestnuts whose campaign has come to a head. The quantities available with different sizes are growing. On the consumption front, demand tends to increase as temperatures drop. Healthy broccoli As autumn progresses, both the available quantities of broccoli and the demand are growing. The quality level is also growing. Slightly decreasing chicory Chicory prices show slight decreases in most of the squares. Greater quantities of product are outlined, with the first batches of puntarelle ...
Source: Terraevita

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