Lemon Prices - April 13, 2026
Overview of Lemon Prices Across Poland and Europe
As of mid-April 2026, lemon prices exhibit a noticeable disparity across various wholesale markets in Poland and Europe. This report explores these differences, highlighting key trends and offering insights into the current market dynamics for this citrus fruit. The data, collected from a range of strategic markets, provides invaluable insights for international buyers and stakeholders in the fruit and vegetable sector.
Current Lemon Prices in Polish Wholesale Markets
According to the latest data, lemon prices vary significantly across Poland's wholesale markets. For instance, at the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, lemons are priced between €1.47 and €2.30 per kilogram, reflecting a stable market with no percentage change. Similarly, in Rzeszow at the Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT, prices range from €2.09 to €2.51 per kilogram, also showing no change.
In contrast, the Krakow Wholesale Food Market has seen a significant price surge of 75%, with prices now between €1.88 and €2.51 per kilogram. Meanwhile, at the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market (Targpiast), lemons are being sold for €1.36 to €1.99 per kilogram, maintaining their price levels without any fluctuations. Prices at the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan (WGRO) vary from €1.95 to €2.09 per kilogram, consistent with previous quotations.
Interestingly, the Lodz Zjazdowa Market offers lemons from Spain at €2.09 to €2.30 per kilogram, while South African lemons fetch a slightly higher price of €2.30 to €2.51 per kilogram. It's noteworthy that Kalisz Gielda Kaliska has recorded a 12.5% price drop, with prices between €1.36 and €1.57 per kilogram for imported lemons.
Lemon Prices on European Markets
Across European markets, lemon prices present a different picture. In France, at the Wholesale Market Rungis in Paris, Spanish lemons of size 58-67mm are sold at €2.00 to €2.60 per kilogram. A separate category, Spanish lemons kl1, are priced between €1.40 and €2.10 per kilogram.
In contrast, Ukraine's Lvov Shuvar Market lists imported lemons at a higher range of €2.90 to €3.23 per kilogram, a stark contrast to the more competitively priced Italian lemons from Catania at €0.70 per kilogram.
Meanwhile, the St-Charles Market in Spain offers premium-quality Primofiore lemons priced between €1.50 and €1.90 per piece, while Verna lemons range from €2.10 to €2.30 per piece. Spanish Verna lemons, however, show a slightly lower price range of €1.80 to €2.05 per piece.
Analysis of Price Changes and Trends
The Polish wholesale market presents a mixed scenario. While overall stability is observed in several markets, anomalies such as the dramatic price increase in Krakow and the notable decrease in Kalisz suggest localized supply and demand fluctuations. European markets, particularly in France and Ukraine, demonstrate higher pricing compared to Poland, potentially due to transportation costs or regional demand variations.
Italian lemons, particularly from Catania, remain an economical choice, possibly due to lower production costs or oversupply. Such differences underline the importance of regional factors in determining wholesale pricing.
Short-Term Market Forecast
Looking ahead, lemon prices in Poland are expected to stabilize with minor fluctuations, influenced by local supply chain adjustments and international trade policies. In Europe, prices may see upward trends, especially in high-demand areas, as seasonal factors and export costs come into play.
FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About Lemon Prices
Q: Why are lemon prices higher in Ukraine compared to Poland?
A: Ukraine's higher lemon prices may reflect import costs and regional demand, differing from Poland's local market conditions.
Q: What caused the 75% price increase in Krakow?
A: The significant price spike in Krakow could be due to increased demand or temporary supply shortages.
Q: How do European lemon prices compare to Polish prices?
A: Generally, European prices are higher, reflecting different market dynamics and costs involved in transportation and importation.
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