Brussels Sprouts Prices – April 13, 2026

Lead: An Overview of Brussels Sprouts Prices Across Poland and Europe

As of mid-April 2026, the Polish and European markets for brussels sprouts exhibit a range of prices that highlight regional differences and seasonal dynamics. This report provides an in-depth look at the current state of brussels sprouts pricing across various wholesale markets in Poland, with comparisons to the broader European context, particularly focusing on Ukraine. From the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze to the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market and beyond, we uncover notable trends, pricing anomalies, and offer insights into what these mean for buyers and sellers in the fresh produce sector.

Current Prices at Various Polish Markets

The Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze lists brussels sprouts prices between EUR 1.05 and EUR 1.26 per kilogram as of April 13, 2026, showing stability with a 0.0% change. Similarly, the Krakow Wholesale Food Market shows prices ranging from EUR 1.26 to EUR 1.68 per kilogram with no change noted. In Poznan, the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild (WGRO) small wholesale market offers slightly higher prices, with a range from EUR 1.88 to EUR 2.09 per kilogram, again reflecting no movement in prices.

Interestingly, the Lodz Wholesale Food Market on Zjazdowa reports a much higher price bracket for brussels sprouts, between EUR 6.28 and EUR 8.38 per kilogram. This anomaly suggests specific local demand or supply issues that could be influencing these figures. In contrast, the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market lists prices between EUR 1.26 and EUR 1.47 per kilogram, aligning closely with the national average.

Comparisons with European Markets

Meanwhile, in Ukraine, the Lvov Shuvar wholesale market records prices from EUR 1.85 to EUR 1.91 per kilogram, showing a stable trend similar to several Polish markets. This consistency in price mirrors a broader stability across the region, suggesting that external factors such as logistics and production costs are not significantly influencing market volatility at present.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

Over recent weeks, brussels sprouts prices have shown remarkable stability across most Polish markets, with the exception of the Kalisz Food Exchange, where prices increased by 14.3%, reaching EUR 1.68 per kilogram. This rise could indicate localized supply constraints or increased demand, possibly driven by weather conditions affecting harvests or changes in consumer preferences.

Overall, the lack of significant price fluctuations in most areas suggests that the supply chain for brussels sprouts is currently robust, with producers and distributors effectively managing their stocks to meet demand. The outlier of Lodz Wholesale Food Market may warrant further investigation to understand the local dynamics at play.

Short-term Forecast

Looking ahead, it is likely that brussels sprouts prices will remain relatively stable across Polish and European markets, barring any unforeseen disruptions such as adverse weather or geopolitical events. The current supply chain efficiency and steady demand suggest minimal volatility in the short term. Buyers and sellers should continue to monitor local market conditions, particularly in areas experiencing price anomalies, to adjust their strategies accordingly.

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