Cabbage Prices - June 15, 2026

Overview of Cabbage Prices in Poland and Europe

Cabbage, a staple in many culinary traditions, is observed closely in fresh markets due to its wide consumption and economic significance. With the most recent data as of June 15, 2026, this report provides an extensive comparison of cabbage prices across various wholesale markets in Poland and Europe. While some markets have shown steady pricing, others reveal surprising trends and variations.

Current Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets

At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, the price for white cabbage ranges from €0.16 to €0.25 per kilogram, with a slight decrease of 2.5% compared to previous reports. Early white cabbage is priced significantly higher, ranging from €0.63 to €1.47 per piece, marking a dramatic increase by 100%.

The Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan lists white cabbage at €4.61 to €5.45 for 20 kg, which translates to roughly €0.23 to €0.27 per kg, showing no change from prior data. Similarly, the Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow reports a steady price for white cabbage at €0.38 to €0.52 per kg, maintaining its previous levels without fluctuation.

In Krakow, at the Krakow Wholesale Food Market, white cabbage is available for €0.19 to €0.23 per piece. Meanwhile, the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market offers white cabbage at a competitive €0.17 to €0.31 per kg, stable with no recent changes reported. Kalisz (Gielda Kaliska) quotes a price of €0.21 per kg for domestic white cabbage, consistent with its previous value.

Comparison with European Prices

Looking beyond Poland, the cabbage market in France presents different dynamics. At the Rungis Wholesale Market in Paris, white cabbage from France is priced between €0.65 and €1.10 per kg, while Netherland's white cabbage is available for €0.60 to €1.20 per kg. The variance in prices highlights the influence of origin and quality on the market.

In Ukraine, the scenario shifts further. The Shuvar market in Lvov offers domestic fresh white cabbage at an exceptionally low price of €0.00 to €0.10 per kg. However, the Kiev market shows price ranges for different varieties, with the early white cabbage noted at €0.40 per kg, albeit having decreased significantly by 65.1% from previous rates.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

Multiple factors contribute to the current pricing landscape. The stark increase in early white cabbage prices at Bronisze is noteworthy, suggesting escalated demand possibly due to seasonal shifts or supply chain modifications. In contrast, the stability in prices observed across the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild and AGROHURT indicates a balanced supply-demand dynamic and effective distribution strategies.

European markets such as Rungis in Paris reflect premium pricing, potentially due to higher costs associated with production or elevated quality standards. The Ukrainian markets, especially in Lvov, present an intriguing low-cost scenario, pointing to either local oversupply or reduced processing and logistical expenses.

Short-Term Price Forecast

Given the current data, it's reasonable to anticipate that cabbage prices will remain relatively stable across most Polish markets in the short term, particularly where prices have shown negligible change. However, the surge in early cabbage prices at Bronisze suggests close monitoring is necessary for potential ripple effects in other regions.

European markets are likely to maintain their current levels, with any significant changes contingent upon external economic factors or climatic influences affecting crop yields. Buyers should remain vigilant, especially in light of potential price adjustments during peak harvest seasons.

Frequently Asked Questions About Cabbage Prices

• Why are cabbage prices fluctuating in some markets?
  Market fluctuations can be attributed to factors such as seasonal demand shifts, supply chain disruptions, and input costs.


• Where are the lowest cabbage prices currently?
  According to the latest data, Ukraine's Lvov market offers the lowest prices, with domestic white cabbage as low as €0.00 to €0.10 per kg.


• Are European cabbage prices significantly higher than Polish prices?
  Yes, particularly in France, where quality and origin factors contribute to higher price points compared to Polish markets.


• What factors could influence a future rise in cabbage prices?
  Potential factors include adverse weather affecting crop yields, increased transportation costs, and rising demand during specific seasons.

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