Strawberry Prices - April 23, 2026

Overview of Current Strawberry Prices and Trends

The European strawberry market is witnessing significant price variations across different regions and markets. As of April 23, 2026, wholesale strawberry prices fluctuate due to factors such as local production, import dynamics, and seasonal demand. This article provides a detailed comparison of strawberry prices from various wholesale markets in Poland and Europe, highlighting key trends and anomalies observed in the market.

Current Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets

In Poland, the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze reported local strawberry prices ranging from €6.49 to €7.54 per kg, marking a slight decline of 1.5% from previous figures. Imported strawberries at the same market fetched between €2.51 and €3.35 per kg, experiencing a more substantial decrease of 6.7%.

The Praska Giełda Spożywcza recorded a notable price drop for strawberries, with prices set uniformly at €6.28 per kg, a significant decline of 14.3%. Meanwhile, in Lublin (Elizowka), imported strawberries were priced between €2.51 and €2.93 per kg, showing a steep reduction of 15%.

At the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan, strawberry prices remained stable at €4.19 for a 0.5 kg unit, translating to €8.38 per kg, with no change noted. In Sandomierz (Targowiska Miejskie), imported strawberries were slightly cheaper, priced between €2.51 and €2.72 per kg, reflecting a minor decrease of 2.3%.

In Lodz (Zjazdowa), Greek strawberries were available in 5 kg units priced between €12.57 and €15.71, indicating no change. The Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow reported a drastic drop for strawberries, with prices ranging from €2.72 to €3.14 per kg, a significant decrease of 37.8%.

The Krakow Wholesale Food Market (Rybitwy) offered foreign strawberries for €2.51 to €2.72 per kg without any change in pricing. In Wroclaw (Targpiast), the strawberry prices varied widely from €2.51 to €9.01 per kg, remaining constant.

At the Kalisz Gielda Kaliska, imported strawberries ranged from €2.51 to €3.14 per kg, while Polish strawberries showed an increase of 6.5%, priced between €6.70 and €7.12 per kg.

Comparison with European Prices

In the Ukrainian market, the Shuvar wholesale market in Lvov listed top-quality imported strawberries at a steady price of €5.27 per kg. In Kiev, imported strawberries were priced at €4.22 per kg, with Ukrainian strawberries slightly higher at €5.80 per kg.

Germany's Berlin market featured Spanish strawberries (500g) priced between €2.40 and €3.60, reflecting a significant reduction of 30.2%. Dutch strawberries were priced between €6.60 and €7.80 for the same weight, marking a 4% decrease. German strawberries showed an upward trend, priced between €7.00 and €8.00, an increase of 11.9%.

The Munich market saw Belgian strawberries at €6.00 to €7.20 per 250g, a decrease of 25.8%. Greek strawberries increased by 11.1%, priced between €3.60 and €4.40 per 250g, while Dutch strawberries decreased by 15.2%, priced between €6.60 and €6.80 for the same weight. Italian strawberries also saw a decrease of 12.7%, priced between €4.60 and €5.00.

In France, the Perpignan market listed various strawberry varieties, such as Charlotte and Ciflorette, each priced at €10.00 per kg. The Rungis market in Paris offered a wide range of strawberry prices: Ciflorette France at €11.00 to €18.00 per 250g, and Gariguette France at €10.00 to €13.00 per 800g, showing a 14.8% decrease.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

Overall, the strawberry market in Europe is experiencing a volatile phase, with significant price changes observed across different regions. In Poland, the stabilization of prices in markets like Poznan contrasts with the marked declines in other areas, such as the Praska Giełda Spożywcza. This variance can be attributed to differences in supply dynamics and local consumer demand.

In Germany, the increase in prices for German strawberries suggests a higher domestic demand or a limitation in local supply, whereas Spain faces declining prices possibly due to an oversupply or competitive import conditions. The French market maintains a premium pricing structure, reflective of the high-quality varieties and established consumer base there.

Short-Term Forecast

Looking ahead, the European strawberry market is likely to continue experiencing fluctuations, influenced by climatic conditions, harvest yields, and cross-border trade dynamics. Poland's market may stabilize as local production ramps up in the coming months, potentially easing the import reliance. Meanwhile, the premium markets in France are expected to maintain their price levels, supported by consistent demand for high-quality produce.

FAQ: Strawberry Prices

Why are strawberry prices so varied across different markets?

Prices vary due to factors such as local production costs, import dynamics, and consumer demand differences.

What causes the significant price drops in some markets?

Price drops can result from an oversupply, reduced demand, or changes in import/export conditions.

How do changing seasons affect strawberry prices?

Strawberry prices often fluctuate with seasons due to varying availability and demand during peak and off-peak periods.

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