Beetroot Prices — June 13, 2026

Overview of Current Beetroot Prices in Europe

The fresh beetroot market in Europe is experiencing a stable period with some localized fluctuations. Data from various wholesale markets in Poland and neighboring regions reveal intriguing price dynamics. This report highlights the latest beetroot prices from key markets as of June 13, 2026. Key insights include significant price stability across most Polish markets, a noteworthy price drop in Kiev, and a contrast with higher prices in France. This article delves into these prices and trends, providing a comprehensive view for buyers and sellers.

Current Beetroot Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets

At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, beetroot prices remain steady, ranging from €0.15 to €0.29 per kg, with no change observed recently. In Praska Giełda Spożywcza in Poland, prices are uniform at €0.19 per kg, showing stability.

Further south in Lublin (Elizowka), prices for beetroot also remain unchanged, fluctuating between €0.21 and €0.31 per kg. Similarly, at the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market (Targpiast), prices align within the same range, from €0.21 to €0.31 per kg, with no recent price movement.

Westwards, at the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan (WGRO), the price is set at €2.09 to €2.93 per 5 kg bag, translating to about €0.42 to €0.59 per kg.

Meanwhile, Kalisz (Gielda Kaliska) is experiencing a small decrease in prices. Beetroots red dom and early dom have both seen a -11.1% change, now priced at €0.17 and €0.84 per kg respectively.

European Market Comparisons

Comparatively, prices in Kiev, Ukraine have experienced a notable decrease, with regular beetroot now at €0.20 per kg, reflecting a -21.7% change. Conversely, early beetroots in Kiev have surged by +97.1% to €1.71 per kg.

In contrast, French markets such as Perpignan and Rungis Wholesale Market in Paris show higher price levels. In Perpignan, beet red crue roussillon is priced between €1.50 and €1.60 per kg. At Rungis, beet red round crue France ranges from €1.40 to €2.00 per kg, while beet liściowy (botwina) France is in the range of €1.50 to €2.50 per kg.

Analysis of Price Trends and Changes

Overall, the Polish beetroot market is characterized by stability with minor localized adjustments. The decrease in Kalisz reflects a seasonal adjustment or supply surplus, while the surge in Kiev’s early beetroot prices suggests a supply shortage or increased demand.

French markets consistently reflect higher pricing, attributed to market positioning and perhaps quality or variety distinctions, remaining unchanged as of the latest data.

Short-term Price Forecast

Considering the current stability in most Polish markets and the changes seen in Kiev, it is likely that prices will remain steady in Poland over the next few weeks. However, potential supply chain disruptions or weather conditions could induce volatility. French markets will likely continue to maintain higher price levels due to entrenched market conditions and demand.

FAQ about Beetroot Prices

Why are beetroot prices stable in most Polish markets?

The stability in Polish markets can be attributed to a consistent supply and balanced demand, along with favorable growing conditions.

What causes the price difference between Polish and French markets?

Price differences are often due to variations in market demand, quality distinctions, logistical costs, and currency exchange factors.

What factors contribute to the price fluctuations in Kiev?

Price fluctuations in Kiev could be driven by changes in supply levels, demand shifts, or external economic conditions impacting agricultural inputs.

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