Lemon Prices - May 10, 2026
Overview of Lemon Prices in European Wholesale Markets
The lemon market across several European countries has shown remarkable stability this week, with varied pricing observed in Poland and other European markets. Notable price stability across Poland's primary wholesale markets highlights interesting trends relative to other European markets. This report provides an in-depth analysis of current prices, drawing comparisons between Polish and European markets, and offers insights into potential short-term trends.
Current Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets
The Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze recorded lemon prices ranging from €2.09 to €2.93 per kg as of May 8, 2026, showing no change from previous quotations. Similarly, the Praska Giełda Spożywcza reported a uniform price of €2.09 per kg as of May 6, 2026.
In the Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow, lemon prices were slightly higher, ranging from €23.04 to €29.32 for a 10 kg box, translating to €2.30 to €2.93 per kg as of May 8, 2026. Meanwhile, prices at the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market (Targpiast) stood at €1.36 to €1.99 per kg as of May 6, 2026, marking it as one of the more affordable options.
At the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan, small wholesale buyers could procure lemons at €19.90 to €25.13 for a 10 kg box, i.e., €1.99 to €2.51 per kg as of May 8, 2026. Additionally, the Krakow Wholesale Food Market noted prices from €2.20 to €2.41 per kg on May 6, 2026.
Comparison with European Prices
In Ukraine's Lvov (Shuvar) market, lemons were priced between €2.90 and €3.23 per kg as of May 8, 2026, reflecting a stable pricing structure but at the higher end compared to Polish markets. Meanwhile, the St-Charles Market in France reported prices for high-grade Spanish lemons at €2.00 to €2.50 per piece, which, when converted, reflects a higher price per kg than seen in Polish markets.
Interestingly, the Rungis Wholesale Market in Paris offered Spanish lemons at €2.00 to €2.80 per kg as of May 7, 2026, aligning closely with Poland’s higher price points.
Analysis of Changes and Price Trends
The data indicates a consistent pricing trend across the Polish markets, with most prices showing no change over the specified period. This stability suggests a balanced supply and demand dynamic within the region. Notably, the St-Charles Market experienced a slight increase of +4.7% in high-grade Spanish lemon prices, hinting at localized supply fluctuations or increased demand.
Short-Term Forecast
Given the current stable market conditions in Poland, it is expected that lemon prices will continue to hover around the present levels in the short term. However, European markets may witness slight variations owing to supply chain dynamics and regional demand discrepancies.
Frequently Asked Questions about Lemon Prices
What factors influence lemon prices in Europe?
Factors include seasonal production variations, international trade policies, and regional demand spikes, especially in Southern European countries.
Why are lemon prices stable in Poland?
Stable prices are likely due to well-managed supply chains and balanced regional demand relative to supply.
Are there any expected changes in lemon pricing trends?
Currently, no significant changes are anticipated in the short term, although market shifts could occur with seasonal variations and international trade developments.
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