This expert report, sourced from husfarm.com, offers an in-depth analysis of the fruit and vegetable market as of March 14, 2024. It meticulously details the minimum and maximum price points of a diverse range of products across different markets worldwide, providing a snapshot of the current economic landscape in the agricultural sector.
The Alforda Central Fruits and Vegetables Market, known for its wide variety of fresh produce, maintains a steady price for tomatoes at 0.31 KWD per piece. This market also highlights premium items like African Cocoa (2 kg) and African Mandarin (9 kg), priced at 1.25 KWD and 4 KWD respectively, illustrating the demand for exotic fruits in the region. Moreover, African Orange (13 kg) and African Pear (8 kg) command prices of 3.5 KWD and 5 KWD per piece, showcasing the market's valuation of imported goods.
Turning our attention to Europe, Ovocníčkovo fruit & vegetable wholesaler lists carrots at 1.25 EUR per kg, reflecting the European market's pricing standards for vegetables. Mercamadrid, a significant player in this sector, offers insights into seafood alongside fruits, with Albacore C/C and Albacore S/C (fresh and frozen) spanning 4 EUR to 13 EUR per kg, indicating the fluctuating nature of seafood prices. The Aledo Grape's pricing variability, from 1 to 2 EUR per kg, further exemplifies the dynamic pricing in the fruit segment.
In Africa, the iganga main market in Uganda marks Agwedde beans at 3500 UGX per kg, emphasizing the regional demand for legumes. Meanwhile, the Taipei Market in Taiwan, known for its vibrant flower market, prices Anthurium flowers in various types from 8 to 20 CNY per kg, reflecting the high market value placed on ornamental plants.
In the Indian subcontinent, the Bhopal Wholesale Market prices Amaranth leaves at 11 INR per kg, highlighting the affordability and nutritional value of green vegetables. Conversely, the Kalimati Fruits and Vegetable Market in Nepal prices Amla (Indian Gooseberry) between 60 to 90 NPR per kg, underlining regional preferences and the high nutritional esteem of this fruit.
The global staple, apples, shows significant price variability based on variety and location. Apple Bananas in Uganda are pegged at 3000 UGX per kg, in stark contrast to the pricing for various apple varieties in the Cape Town Market in South Africa, where packs of Apple Golden Delicious range from 74 ZAR for a 1M Econopack to 220 ZAR for a 1X Mark 4 (18.3KG) pack, indicating the premium on quality and packaging.
This report, leveraging data from husfarm.com, captures the complex interplay of supply, demand, and regional preferences shaping the global market for fruits and vegetables. By providing a detailed overview of pricing trends across commodities and regions, this analysis equips stakeholders with the insights needed to navigate the ever-changing landscape of the agricultural and retail sectors.
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