Cabbage Prices in European and Polish Wholesale Markets – April 12, 2026
In this comprehensive analysis, we delve into the current cabbage prices across various wholesale markets in Poland and selected European countries as of April 12, 2026. With a focus on market trends and price differences, this report provides valuable insights for international buyers and businesses in the fresh produce sector.
Current Prices Across Polish Wholesale Markets
The Polish market has shown a varied pricing structure for cabbage, with significant differences observed between regions.
Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze
As of April 10, 2026, the price of white cabbage ranges from €0.13 to €0.18 per kg, with no change from the previous period. Imported early white cabbage is priced between €1.10 and €1.68 per piece. Red cabbage is priced from €0.17 to €0.21 per kg, while sauerkraut ranges from €0.84 to €1.15 per kg. Chinese cabbage is priced between €1.47 and €1.88 per kg, and savoy cabbage from €0.63 to €0.84 per kg, maintaining a stable trend.
Praska Giełda Spożywcza
Prices here as of April 8, 2026, witnessed white cabbage at a consistent €0.63 per kg, marking a significant increase of +328.6%. Sauerkraut is set at €0.94 per kg, and Chinese cabbage remains at €1.26 per kg, with no changes reported.
Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan
On April 10, 2026, white cabbage is priced per piece, ranging from €0.73 to €0.94. The early variety is available at €11.31 to €12.57 for a set of 8 pieces. Red cabbage ranges from €0.84 to €1.05 per piece, while sauerkraut is priced at €8.38 for 5 kg. Chinese cabbage is priced from €1.88 to €2.09 per piece, with savoy cabbage at €2.09 per piece, all prices showing stability.
Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market
As of April 9, 2026, white cabbage is priced between €0.17 and €0.21 per kg. Red cabbage ranges from €0.21 to €0.31 per kg. Sauerkraut is priced between €1.26 and €1.68 per kg. Chinese cabbage shows a significant price increase of +66.7%, ranging from €1.26 to €1.88 per kg. Domestic savoy cabbage is priced between €1.47 and €1.88 per piece, reflecting a decrease of -15.8%.
Comparison with European Markets
In a broader European context, cabbage prices show varying trends.
Rungis Wholesale Market in Paris
As of April 10, 2026, French white cabbage is priced from €0.65 to €1.00 per kg, while the Netherlands variety ranges from €0.60 to €1.20 per kg. Chinese cabbage (import) is priced between €1.20 and €1.80 per kg. Red cabbage from France is priced between €0.70 and €1.00 per kg, whereas the Dutch variety is slightly higher, ranging from €0.70 to €1.40 per kg.
St-Charles Market, France
On April 10, 2026, Spanish Chinese cabbage is priced from €1.80 to €2.10 per piece, aligning with higher price points due to import costs.
Belgium's REO Veiling
The Brussels sprouts, a different type of cabbage, is priced at €0.99 per kg as of April 10, 2026, showing a slight decrease of -1.9%.
Analysis of Changes and Price Trends
Overall, the Polish market remains relatively stable, with notable increases seen in select regions. The Praska Giełda Spożywcza experienced a significant price hike for white cabbage, while the Wroclaw market showed a noteworthy increase in Chinese cabbage prices. Conversely, Belgium's REO Veiling reflects a slight decrease in Brussels sprouts prices.
European markets, particularly France's Rungis, demonstrate moderate pricing with some fluctuations, especially in imported varieties which are priced higher due to logistics and import duties.
Short-term Forecast
Stability is expected in the Polish cabbage market, with potential price increases in imported varieties as the summer approaches. European markets, influenced by seasonal factors and import trends, are likely to see slight fluctuations, especially in imported Chinese and red cabbages.
FAQs about Cabbage Prices
Q: What factors influence cabbage prices in Polish markets?
A: Price changes are influenced by supply and demand dynamics, seasonal changes, import costs, and regional market conditions.
Q: How do Polish cabbage prices compare to European markets?A: Generally, Polish prices are more competitive, especially for domestically grown varieties. European markets show higher prices for imported cabbage due to logistical and duty costs.
Q: Are there expected changes in cabbage prices in the near term?A: Prices are expected to remain stable with potential increases in imported varieties during summer months.
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