Pear Prices Report - April 12, 2026
Overview of Pear Prices across European Wholesale Markets
The European pear market presents intriguing dynamics as of April 12, 2026. This report examines the latest pear prices in Poland and other European countries, highlighting significant differences and trends across various wholesale markets. Notably, prices show a general stability with a few exceptions indicating potential opportunities or challenges for buyers and sellers alike.
Current Prices at Various Polish Markets
In Poland, the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze reports imported pears priced between €1.26 and €1.47 per kg, with no changes observed. The "Conference" variety ranges from €0.94 to €1.36 per kg, and the "Lukas" and "Paten" pears are available from €0.84 to €1.26 per kg, all stable in price. Meanwhile, the Praska Giełda Spożywcza quotes pears at €1.88 per kg, showing no price variation.
At the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan, the "Conference" pears are priced between €25.13 and €27.23 per 20 kg, translating to €1.26 to €1.36 per kg, remaining unchanged. The "Lucas" pears, however, exhibit a 4% price increase, now at €27.23 per 20 kg, or €1.36 per kg. The Sandomierz Municipal Market offers "Conference" pears between €0.94 and €0.99 per kg, also showing no changes.
In Lodz (Zjazdowa), the "Conference" variety costs between €1.40 and €1.57 per kg, while dried pear slices range from €3.14 to €4.19 per kg, both without any changes. The Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow lists pears at €1.26 to €1.68 per kg, showing price stability.
Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market notes domestic pears priced from €0.63 to €1.26 per kg, unchanged. Warsaw's Kalisz Food Exchange offers imported pears at €1.26 to €1.47 per kg, while domestic "Conference" pears are at €1.05 per kg, both stable.
Comparative Overview with European Markets
Moving beyond Poland, Ukraine's Lvov Shuvar market reports domestic pears between €0.53 and €1.45 per kg, and imported early-season pears from €2.50 to €3.29 per kg. In Kiev, imported pears are uniformly priced at €3.16 per kg, with domestic varieties at €1.19 per kg, showing consistent pricing.
Germany's Berlin wholesale market features the "Conference" pears from the Netherlands at notably competitive prices of €1.30 to €1.50 per box, approximately €1.35 to €1.50 per kg. The Abate Fetel variety from Italy ranges higher, between €3.00 to €3.90 per 1rg, indicating a higher-end market position. In Munich, the same Abate Fetel pears from Argentina and Chile see a price dip of 5.2%, now at €2.70 to €2.80 per 1rg, with Italian varieties showing mixed trends.
In France, the Rungis market lists the "Conference" pears at €2.10 to €2.80 per 1rg for local produce, with a significant 17.4% decrease in Dutch imports at €1.60 to €2.20 per 1rg. This highlights a potential competitive price advantage for Dutch exporters. Meanwhile, the organic market in Rungis shows a significant 27.4% increase for all EU-origin pears, priced at €3.20 to €3.50 per kg.
Analysis of Changes and Price Trends
Overall, the European pear market is experiencing varied trends. While Polish markets show general price stability, there are noticeable increases in Poznan for the "Lucas" variety, and a significant price decrease in France for Dutch "Conference" imports. The German market presents a mix of stability and slight fluctuations, with notable decreases for certain Italian varieties in Munich.
The organic segment in France shows a robust increase, suggesting growing demand or limited supply in this niche market.
Short-Term Forecast and Market Outlook
In the short term, pear prices in Europe are likely to experience minor fluctuations, with stability expected in Polish markets. The competitive pricing seen in Germany and price adjustments in France's import sector suggest potential opportunities for buyers seeking cost-effective options. The organic market's upward trend may continue, drawing interest from health-conscious consumers.
FAQ Section on Pear Prices
Q: Why are pear prices in France's organic market rising significantly?
A: The increase may be due to heightened demand for organic produce and possibly limited supply.
Q: What causes the price stability in Polish markets?
A: Consistent supply and steady demand, alongside stable economic conditions, contribute to this stability.
Q: Are there any opportunities for cost savings in the European pear market?
A: Yes, particularly in Germany, where Dutch imports are competitively priced. Monitoring price trends can reveal further opportunities.
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