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Cabbage Prices - May 4, 2026

2026-05-05 02:23

Overview of Cabbage Prices in Poland and Europe


The landscape of cabbage prices across Poland and parts of Europe presents a fascinating view into the dynamics of the agricultural market this spring. With data from the most recent quotations dated May 4, 2026, this report delves into the price variations observed across different wholesale markets, bringing to light intriguing trends and helping forecast short-term market directions. The differences in pricing, especially between local Polish markets and those across Europe, are noteworthy and merit a closer examination.

Current Cabbage Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets


Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze


At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, white cabbage is priced between EUR 0.18 and EUR 0.23 per kilogram, showing no change from previous figures. Early white cabbage, sold by the piece, ranges from EUR 1.26 to EUR 1.36. Imported early white cabbage has seen a significant decrease of 22.9%, with prices now between EUR 0.76 and EUR 0.89 per piece.

Podlasie Agricultural Trade Center in Bialystok


Prices at the Podlasie Agricultural Trade Center remain stable, with Chinese cabbage showing a dramatic decline of 30.8%, now priced uniformly at EUR 0.94 per kilogram. This decrease may be indicative of seasonal shifts or surplus supply.

Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan


In Poznan, white cabbage is priced at EUR 0.73 to EUR 0.94 per piece. Early white cabbage has experienced a drop of 12.6% and is now sold in bulk at EUR 7.54 to EUR 8.38 per operation (approximately 25 kg), translating to about EUR 0.30 to EUR 0.34 per kilogram. This might reflect competitive pricing strategies or fluctuations in demand.

Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market


The Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market reports a 12.1% decline in white cabbage prices, now available from EUR 0.17 to EUR 1.36 per kilogram. This wide pricing range could be attributed to differences in quality or size. Chinese cabbage, on the other hand, has seen a sharp decline of 37.9%, an indicator of potential oversupply.

Comparison with European Markets


In Paris at the Rungis Wholesale Market, white cabbage from France is priced between EUR 0.65 and EUR 1.00 per kilogram, while Dutch imports range from EUR 0.60 to EUR 1.20. Notably, red cabbage from France has increased by 5.9% to EUR 0.70 to EUR 1.10 per kilogram. This contrasts with the stability seen in Polish markets for red cabbage, priced up to EUR 0.31 per kilogram in Wroclaw.

Meanwhile, the Shuvar Market in Ukraine lists early domestic white cabbage at EUR 1.05 per kilogram, aligning closely with Polish prices for domestic varieties but reflecting a stable market without recent changes.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends


The stability observed in many Polish markets may suggest a steady supply chain, although the reductions in imported cabbage prices at Bronisze and Poznan hint at competitive pressures or increased local production. The significant reductions in the price of Chinese cabbage across several markets, notably in Wroclaw and Bialystok, could indicate an oversupply or reduced consumer demand, possibly due to changing dietary preferences or market saturation.

Short-Term Forecast


Given the current data, the price of white cabbage in Poland is likely to experience minimal fluctuations in the short term, barring any unexpected weather conditions or logistical disruptions. The significant price drops in Chinese cabbage might stabilize if supply rebalances with demand, but further declines cannot be ruled out if consumer preferences continue to shift.

Frequently Asked Questions about Cabbage Prices


Why are cabbage prices different across markets?

Prices vary due to several factors, including transportation costs, local demand and supply conditions, and import competition.

What influences the price of Chinese cabbage significantly?

Supply chain dynamics, seasonality, and consumer demand greatly influence Chinese cabbage prices. Overproduction or reduced demand can lead to significant price drops.

How do European markets compare to Polish markets in terms of cabbage pricing?

European markets, like those in France, often reflect higher pricing due to import costs and different market demands. However, the pricing trends can provide insights into broader European agricultural market conditions.

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