Strawberry Prices - April 12, 2026
Overview of Strawberry Prices in April 2026
As we delve into the strawberry market in April 2026, we observe a diverse range of prices across various wholesale markets in Poland and Europe. This report outlines current price trends, compares regional differences, and provides insights for buyers and traders. With fluctuations in the market, understanding these patterns is critical for making informed purchasing decisions.
Current Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets
Analyzing the Polish market, several wholesale points highlight the variance in strawberry pricing. At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, locally produced strawberries are priced between EUR 6.28 and EUR 7.33 per kilogram, remaining stable with no change reported. Imported strawberries here are notably cheaper, with prices ranging from EUR 2.30 to EUR 2.72 per kilogram.
In Lublin's Elizowka Market, imported strawberries are fetching prices between EUR 3.56 and EUR 5.45 per kilogram. Moving west to the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan, strawberries are priced from EUR 15.71 to EUR 17.80 for a 5-kilogram box, translating to approximately EUR 3.14 to EUR 3.56 per kilogram.
Further south at the Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow, domestic strawberries range from EUR 5.24 to EUR 6.28 per kilogram. In Kalisz, imported strawberries are available at EUR 2.09 to EUR 2.93 per kilogram, while local varieties are priced uniformly at EUR 6.70 per kilogram.
Notably, the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market (Targpiast) records a significant price increase of 57.9%, with strawberries priced between EUR 3.56 and EUR 9.01 per kilogram. This sharp rise is an anomaly in the otherwise stable Polish market.
Comparing European Strawberry Prices
Turning our focus to Europe, Germany's Berlin Market offers strawberries from Greece, Spain, and the Netherlands with prices showing notable decreases. Greek strawberries are priced between EUR 12.00 and EUR 14.40 per kilogram when converted, while Spanish varieties range from EUR 5.60 to EUR 12.00 per kilogram. The Netherlands' strawberries are slightly higher at EUR 12.00 to EUR 14.00 per kilogram.
In Munich, Belgian strawberries are at the higher end, costing EUR 35.20 per kilogram. Meanwhile, French markets, particularly in Paris Rungis, display premium pricing with the "Charlotte" variety ranging from EUR 41.60 to EUR 52.00 per kilogram, highlighting France's premium approach to strawberry supply.
Analysis of Price Changes and Trends
Across the continent, a general downward trend is observed in strawberry prices, notably in Germany and Spain, with declines of 33% and 34% respectively for certain varieties. However, France shows resilience with stable or slightly increasing prices for certain high-end varieties such as "Gariguette."
In Poland, the stability in most markets contrasts with the significant increase in Wroclaw, suggesting regional supply or demand discrepancies. The uniform pricing of Polish strawberries in Kalisz also suggests a consistent local production output.
Short-Term Forecast
Given the current pricing trends, we anticipate continued stability in Polish markets with potential slight increases as the season progresses. European markets may see further declines in common varieties, but premium categories are likely to remain firm, driven by steady demand.
FAQ About Strawberry Prices
Q: Why are strawberry prices higher in France?
A: France is known for high-quality, premium strawberry varieties, which are priced higher due to superior taste and quality.
Q: What caused the price increase in Wroclaw?A: Specific regional supply shortages or increased local demand could be contributing factors.
Q: Is the price difference between local and imported strawberries significant?A: Yes, locally produced strawberries in Poland are generally priced higher than imported ones, reflecting local demand and production costs.
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