Banana Prices - May 14, 2026
Banana Prices Overview
Banana prices across various wholesale markets in Poland and Europe have recently shown both stability and slight variations. The data collected as of May 14, 2026, reveals intriguing differences in pricing strategies and market conditions that are of interest to international buyers and industry analysts. In this report, we'll delve into the current pricing across different markets, compare these with European prices, and discuss potential short-term trends.
Current Prices at Various Markets
Poland
In the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, banana import prices range from €0.88 to €1.29 per kg, showing no change from previous quotations. The Praska Giełda Spożywcza lists bananas at a stable €1.05 per kg as of May 13, 2026. Additionally, the Lublin Wholesale Market in Elizówka reports prices ranging from €0.84 to €1.36 per kg, reflecting a broad price span in that region.
In Poznan, at the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild, small wholesale bananas are priced between €19.27 and €26.18 per 18 kg crate, translating approximately to €1.07 to €1.45 per kg. Meanwhile, the standard wholesale prices in Poznan range from €14.66 to €20.94 per 18 kg crate, equating roughly to €0.81 to €1.16 per kg.
At the Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow, banana prices are stable between €20.94 and €23.04 per 18 kg, about €1.16 to €1.28 per kg. The Krakow Wholesale Food Market reports prices from €1.05 to €1.15 per kg, showing consistency in the southern regions of Poland.
European Market
Internationally, the Rungis International Market in Paris offers bananas from Central America and Africa at prices ranging from €1.10 to €1.30 per kg. Additionally, eco-friendly bananas at the Rungis BIO division are listed between €1.30 and €1.55 per kg, with a slight decrease of 1.4% since the last report on May 4, 2026.
In Ukraine, the Lvov Shuvar Market and Kiev Wholesale Market present bananas at elevated prices, approximately €32.41 to €33.07 per box and €32.93 per box, respectively. These prices convert to roughly €1.80 to €1.84 per kg, considerably higher than those in Poland and France.
Analysis of Price Trends
The banana market in Poland displays remarkable stability, with most markets showing no significant price changes over recent weeks. The price differences between regions, such as the lower end in Poznan compared to higher prices in Rzeszow, suggest regional supply and demand dynamics. In contrast, the European markets, particularly in France, sustain a slightly higher price level, reflecting different logistic and import conditions.
Short-Term Forecast
Looking ahead, the stability in Polish markets is expected to persist barring any major disruptions in supply chains or unexpected climate impacts on production regions. The current equilibrium in prices suggests that consumers and buyers can anticipate consistent pricing in the coming weeks.
FAQ about Banana Prices
Why do banana prices vary across different markets?
Price variations are often due to regional supply and demand differences, transportation costs, and the volume of imports.
How frequently do banana prices change?
Banana prices can change weekly based on new imports, seasonal demand shifts, and broader economic factors impacting transportation and logistics.
Where can I find the most current banana prices?
Up-to-date banana prices are regularly published on fresh-market.info, providing detailed insights into individual markets and trends.
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