Grape Prices - May 7, 2026

Overview of Current Grape Prices in European Markets

As of May 7, 2026, the grape market across various European wholesale platforms shows a diverse range of prices, reflecting regional supply dynamics and market conditions. This report provides an in-depth analysis of grape prices in Poland and other European locations, highlighting significant trends and changes.

Current Prices at Various Markets

The Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze offers white imported grapes at a price range of €3.56 to €4.61 per kilogram, with no change from previous quotes. Red imported grapes here are similarly priced, ranging from €3.77 to €4.61 per kilogram, also without any price movement.

In Rzeszow at the Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT, white grapes are priced between €4.19 and €5.24 per kg, reflecting a decrease of 6.3%, while red grapes range from €3.35 to €3.77, marking a decline of 5.6%.

The Praska Giełda Spożywcza in Warsaw shows white grape prices at a stable €3.77 per kg. Meanwhile, in Wroclaw at the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market, white grapes fluctuate between €3.35 and €4.19 per kg, and red grapes range from €3.14 to €3.77, with no recent changes.

The Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan offers grapes in larger units of 4.5 kg bags, priced from €14.66 to €18.85, equating to approximately €3.26 to €4.19 per kg, remaining unchanged.

At the Gielda Kaliska in Kalisz, imported white grapes have seen a price increase of 7.1%, now ranging from €4.19 to €5.24 per kg. Conversely, imported red grapes have decreased by 5.0%, now priced between €3.77 and €4.19 per kg.

Comparison with European Prices

Looking across Europe, the Berlin Wholesale Market presents South African seedless grapes priced between €16.00 and €21.00 per box, roughly €3.60 to €4.20 per kg. Chilean seedless grapes are slightly less expensive, ranging from €3.60 to €4.00 per kg. In Munich, Chilean seedless grapes are priced slightly higher, at €3.90 to €4.10 per kg.

In Ukraine, the Lvov (Shuvar) market lists imported white grapes at €5.80 to €6.85 per kg, while dark grapes are marginally cheaper, between €5.80 and €6.27 per kg, with no recent price changes.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

The most notable changes are observed at the Gielda Kaliska, where the price for white imported grapes has increased by 7.1%, suggesting a possible surge in demand or supply constraints. Meanwhile, the decrease of 5.0% in red grape prices at the same market could indicate a shift in consumer preference or an oversupply.

The stable prices in major Polish markets such as Warsaw, Rzeszow, and Wroclaw indicate a consistent supply-demand balance. However, the disparities between these and higher prices in Germany and Ukraine suggest regional supply variations and potentially higher transportation or import costs affecting local pricing strategies.

Short-term Forecast

Considering the current market dynamics, it is anticipated that grape prices in Poland will remain relatively stable in the short term. However, fluctuations in import duties, fuel costs, or shifts in consumer demand could influence prices. Monitoring these factors will be essential for predicting future trends.

FAQ About Grape Prices

What are the current grape prices in Warsaw?

As of May 7, 2026, white and red imported grapes in Warsaw range from €3.56 to €4.61 per kilogram at the Bronisze market.

Why are grape prices higher in Germany compared to Poland?

The higher prices in Germany could be attributed to factors such as import costs, local demand variations, or better quality grades that command higher prices.

How often do grape prices change?

Grape prices can fluctuate seasonally based on supply and demand, weather conditions affecting harvests, and international market influences.

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