Cabbage Prices in European Wholesale Markets – June 13, 2026

Overview of Cabbage Prices Across European Markets

The cabbage market in Poland and other European countries exhibits notable variations in price across different wholesale markets. As of June 13, 2026, this report delves into current pricing, highlighting recent changes and uncovering interesting trends. We focus on key markets such as the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan, the Krakow Wholesale Food Market, and several others, comparing them with select European markets in France and Ukraine.

Current Prices in Polish Wholesale Markets

In Warsaw's Bronisze market, the price of white cabbage remains stable between EUR 0.17 and EUR 0.25 per kg. Early white cabbage is slightly more expensive, ranging from EUR 0.42 to EUR 0.63 per piece. Red cabbage is priced at EUR 0.17 to EUR 0.23 per kg, while sauerkraut costs between EUR 0.84 and EUR 1.15 per kg. Notably, the price of Chinese cabbage has increased by 11.1%, now ranging from EUR 0.42 to EUR 0.63 per kg.

At the Praska Giełda Spożywcza, white cabbage is priced uniformly at EUR 0.19 per kg. Sauerkraut shows a decrease of 11.1% and is now at EUR 0.84 per kg, while Chinese cabbage has seen a significant decrease of 20% to EUR 0.42 per kg.

The Lublin Wholesale Market offers red cabbage between EUR 0.25 and EUR 0.42 per kg. The price of Chinese cabbage has declined significantly by 23.8%, now at EUR 0.84 per kg, indicating a potential glut in supply or a decrease in demand.

Price Trends in Other Polish Markets

In Poznan, standard white cabbage is sold at EUR 0.73 to EUR 0.94 per piece. Early white cabbage, typically sold in batches of six, is priced between EUR 4.61 and EUR 5.45, suggesting a premium for early harvests.

In Krakow, the market reports prices for white cabbage between EUR 0.19 and EUR 0.23 per piece, showing consistency across regions. Meanwhile, Wroclaw's Targpiast market has seen the price of fresh-grown white cabbage decrease by 14.3% to EUR 0.42 to EUR 0.84 per piece.

Comparison with European Markets

In Ukraine's Lvov market, the price of early white cabbage ranges from EUR 0.00 to EUR 0.10 per kg, considerably lower than prices in Poland, reflecting different regional production costs and supply levels. Kiev shows a mixed market with white cabbage at EUR 0.40 per kg, yet early white cabbage skyrockets with a 186.2% increase to EUR 1.13 per kg, possibly due to increased demand for early fresh produce.

In France, particularly at the Rungis Wholesale Market in Paris, white cabbage from France is priced between EUR 0.65 and EUR 1.00 per kg, with Netherlands' imports varying more widely from EUR 0.60 to EUR 1.20 per kg. The premium pricing in France highlights a demand for higher quality or organically grown produce.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

Across markets, Chinese cabbage has undergone marked price fluctuations, with significant reductions in some Polish markets, suggesting potential overproduction or decreased consumer interest. Conversely, in Kiev, its price doubled, reflecting either a spike in demand or supply shortages.

Early white cabbage in Ukraine presents another anomaly, with dramatically increased prices indicating a strategic market gap or seasonality that savvy buyers and traders could exploit.

Short-Term Forecast

Given current trends, we anticipate stabilization in white cabbage prices as the season progresses and supply chains adjust. However, early varieties and Chinese cabbage may continue to experience volatility, driven by specific market demands and regional production variances.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cabbage Prices

Q: Why are cabbage prices so different across regions?
A: Prices vary due to differences in local supply and demand, production costs, and logistical factors affecting each market.
Q: Are the prices for early cabbage usually higher?
A: Yes, early cabbage varieties often command higher prices due to limited availability and the premium associated with fresher, early-season produce.
Q: What factors could cause the price of Chinese cabbage to rise or fall?
A: Changes in consumer preferences, weather conditions affecting harvests, and international supply chain disruptions can all impact prices for Chinese cabbage.

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