Celeriac Prices – May 25, 2026

Introduction

The celeriac market in Europe is displaying a fascinating array of price points across various wholesale markets, reflecting the dynamic nature of supply and demand. As of May 25, 2026, the data gathered from several key markets in Poland and other European countries highlight significant differences in celeriac prices. This report aims to present these variations, offering insight into current trends and potential future developments. Whether you're an industry professional or an enthusiast, understanding these price fluctuations can provide valuable perspectives.

Current Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets

In Poland, celeriac prices show a considerable range across different regions. At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, the price per kilogram of celeriac stands between 0.34 EUR and 0.42 EUR as of May 25, 2026, with no change from previous figures. Meanwhile, the Krakow Wholesale Food Market offers celeriac at a more competitive price, ranging from 0.25 EUR to 0.38 EUR, although it's worth noting a significant decrease of 28.6%.

Prices at the Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow are slightly higher, with a range of 0.73 EUR to 0.84 EUR. The Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market lists prices between 0.42 EUR and 0.57 EUR, maintaining stability without any recent changes. Further north, the Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan has celeriac prices packaged in 5 kg bags, equating to 0.92 EUR to 1.05 EUR per kg, showing no price movement.

Comparison with European Prices

When comparing Polish markets to those in France and Italy, noticeable disparities emerge. The Wholesale market Rungis in Paris lists celeriac at 1.10 EUR to 1.60 EUR per kg, with no recent changes. This aligns with the premium pricing seen at the St-Charles Market in France where prices range from 0.80 EUR to 1.10 EUR per piece, a reflection of robust demand and quality.

In Italy, markets such as Bari and Cueno offer more competitive pricing, with standardized rates of 0.23 EUR per kg for celeriac with the distinctive "wybrzeża verdi" variety, indicating a more cost-effective option for buyers operating in or trading with these regions.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

The data showcases both stability and volatility within the celeriac market. Notably, the Krakow Wholesale Food Market highlights a substantial price drop, which could suggest a recent boost in supply or changes in local demand dynamics. Contrastingly, markets in France, such as Rungis, remain stable, emphasizing consistent demand for high-quality produce.

Furthermore, the increase of 34.8% in celeriac flat-leaf parsley prices at Perpignan, France, underscores potential seasonal or regional factors influencing specific product lines.

Short-Term Forecast

Looking ahead, the celeriac market is likely to continue experiencing price variations driven by regional supply conditions, consumer demand, and broader economic factors. In Poland, the focus may shift towards stabilizing prices, particularly following decreases in Krakow. European markets may maintain their current levels, barring any significant shifts in agricultural or trade policies.

FAQ about Celeriac Prices

What factors influence celeriac prices in these markets?

Prices are influenced by supply levels, demand fluctuations, seasonal changes, and regional economic conditions.

Why are prices in France generally higher than in Poland?

French markets often deal in higher quality produce, have different standards, and cater to a more affluent consumer base, leading to higher prices.

Which market offers the best price for bulk purchasing?

For bulk purchasing, Italian markets such as Bari and Cueno offer competitive pricing, particularly for specific varieties.

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