Wholesale pomegranate prices on the European market

Pomegranates have become one of the fastest-growing fruit categories in European trade, driven by strong consumer demand for superfoods and healthy snacking. Turkey, Spain, and Peru are the main suppliers, with Indian and Egyptian origins also gaining market share. On the Fresh-market.info portal, we publish daily wholesale prices and market reports from major exchanges and wholesale markets in Poland (including Bronisze, Wroclaw, Poznan), as well as key EU countries — the Netherlands, Spain, Germany, and the United Kingdom.

What types of pomegranates do we track?

For precise market analysis, we divide quotations into several important segments relevant to importers and traders:

• Wonderful variety: the most widely traded cultivar globally, with deep red arils, strong colour, and long shelf life
• Mollar de Elche: a premium Spanish variety with soft seeds and sweet taste, popular in Southern European markets
• Pomegranate arils: ready-to-eat packaged seeds, a rapidly growing convenience segment in European retail

Factors influencing pomegranate prices

Pomegranate prices depend on harvest volumes in Turkey and Spain, competition between Northern and Southern Hemisphere origins for year-round supply, fruit size and external colour quality, and growing demand from the juice and health food industries. Cold storage capabilities extend the sales window well beyond harvest. Using price charts on Fresh-market.info, wholesale buyers and importers can track historical trends and forecast price changes to secure the most favorable deals.