Bean Prices - June 26, 2026

Introduction

As bean prices fluctuate across Europe, keeping up-to-date with market movements is essential for buyers and sellers in the fresh produce industry. This report provides a comprehensive overview of bean prices in Poland and other European markets as of June 26, 2026. Significant differences and intriguing trends are highlighted to provide a clear picture of the current market landscape.

Current Bean Prices in Various Markets

Poland

In Poland, bean prices show notable variance across different wholesale markets. At the Lublin Elizowka market, "been drobna aura" is priced between EUR 1.88 and EUR 3.14 per kg, with no recent changes reported. The "been jaś big" commands higher prices, ranging from EUR 4.61 to EUR 5.24 per kg, maintaining stability in its pricing.

In contrast, the Krakow Wholesale Food Market lists "Jaś Karłowy runner bean" at EUR 2.30 to EUR 2.72 per kg as of May 29, 2026, also without recent price changes. Wroclaw's Wholesale Food Market offers "beans small" for EUR 1.88 to EUR 2.30 per kg, reflecting similar stability.

Spain

In Spain, significant price fluctuations are evident. At the Almeria Agroponiente Poniente, the "been perona semi" sees a dramatic rise to EUR 6.54 per kg, a notable 94.7% increase. Similarly, the "been rastra" has skyrocketed to EUR 10.90 per kg, marking a 339.5% increase. These changes highlight potential supply issues or increased demand in the region.

Conversely, the Agroejido market in Almeria reports the "been string helda" at EUR 3.03 per kg, reflecting a modest rise of 1.3%, while the "been tabella" has decreased by 15.4%, to EUR 3.19 per kg.

France

In France, the Perpignan market lists "been roussillon" at a stable EUR 2.00 per kg. However, the "been green green roussillon fin" shows a decrease of 15.8%, now at EUR 8.00 per kg, possibly indicating changes in consumer preferences or production volumes.

Comparison With European Prices

Comparing these prices with those in other European markets, it is evident that Spain is experiencing significant price increases, particularly for specific bean varieties such as "been rastra." This contrasts with more stable pricing in Poland and France, where most bean types have not seen dramatic changes.

Analysis of Changes and Trends

The sharp price increase in Spain, especially for the "been rastra" and "perona semi," suggests either a restriction in supply or a surge in demand, possibly due to weather conditions affecting crop yields. In contrast, the stability in Poland and subtle decreases in certain French markets suggest a steadier supply chain and market conditions.

Short-Term Forecast

Given the current trends, it is likely that prices in Spain will remain volatile, with potential further increases if supply constraints persist. Polish and French markets may continue to experience stability, although slight fluctuations might occur depending on seasonal factors affecting local harvests.

FAQ About Bean Prices

A: The increase in bean prices in Spain could be due to supply shortages or increased demand, possibly from adverse weather affecting production.

A: Yes, the prices in Polish markets have remained relatively stable, with no significant recent changes reported.

A: The price for "been rastra" in Spain has significantly increased, indicating potential supply chain issues or heightened demand.

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