Europe
Chicory wholesale prices
Product | Min Price min. | Max Price max. | Unit | Change | ||
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15.10.2024 POLAND, Wholesale Market in Lublin Elizowka | ||||||
chicory | Buy access | 0.0% | ||||
22.10.2024 POLAND, Wholesale Market "Zjazdowa" in Lodz | ||||||
chicory | Buy access | 0.0% | ||||
22.10.2024 POLAND, Wholesale market Renk in Gdansk | ||||||
chicory 250g | Buy access | +28.6% | ||||
16.10.2024 GERMANY Berlin | ||||||
chicory Belgium kl1 | Buy access | 0.0% | ||||
chicory Netherlands kl1 | Buy access | 0.0% | ||||
chicory Germany kl1 | Buy access | 0.0% | ||||
16.10.2024 GERMANY, Munchen | ||||||
chicory Belgium kl1 | Buy access | +5.9% | ||||
17.10.2024 FRANCE, Perpignan | ||||||
chicory frisée roussillon | Buy access | 0.0% | ||||
22.10.2024 FRANCE Rungis | ||||||
chicory France | Buy access | 0.0% | ||||
chicory France kl1 | Buy access | 0.0% | ||||
chicory frisée France kl1 | Buy access | 0.0% |
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Harvest of new chicory roots ready to begin.
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Other information
Aop Luce takes stock of the vegetable campaign
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"Chicory is expected to remain scarce throughout the year."
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"After some stagnation, the chicory market should turn around"
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Types of chicory: do you know all the different types?
Edible chicory, known scientifically as Cichorium endivia, is native to the Mediterranean region of Europe. It is believed to have been first cultivated in Egypt and Greece thousands of years ago. Since then, its cultivation has spread to many other regions of the world.
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'The quality of our chicory has been surprisingly good so far'
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Is chicory good for the liver?
Nutritional properties of chicory
. read moreWitloof chicory: nutritional properties
Nutritional profile of chicory
. read moreIs chicory a lettuce?
Endive is a green leafy vegetable belonging to the asteraceae family. It is a variety of chicory and is known for its slightly bitter taste and crunchy texture. This vegetable is mainly cultivated for its leaves, which can be eaten.
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"If things continue as is, I fear chicory will soon be too small to remain a retail product"
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Harvest of new chicory roots ready to begin.
The reduced supply and increased prices in hydroponics are also impacting soil-grown chicory.
L’Insalata dell’Orto, debut at Fruit Attraction targeting Spain.
"Zasoby cykorii pozostaną ograniczone na razie"
"Zanotujemy niedobór w jesieni, zanim nadejdzie nowy plon."
Aop Luce takes stock of the vegetable campaign
read more
"Chicory is expected to remain scarce throughout the year."
read more
"After some stagnation, the chicory market should turn around"
read more
Types of chicory: do you know all the different types?
Edible chicory, known scientifically as Cichorium endivia, is native to the Mediterranean region of Europe. It is believed to have been first cultivated in Egypt and Greece thousands of years ago. Since then, its cultivation has spread to many other regions of the world.
read more
'The quality of our chicory has been surprisingly good so far'
read more
Is chicory good for the liver?
Nutritional properties of chicory
. read moreWitloof chicory: nutritional properties
Nutritional profile of chicory
. read moreIs chicory a lettuce?
Endive is a green leafy vegetable belonging to the asteraceae family. It is a variety of chicory and is known for its slightly bitter taste and crunchy texture. This vegetable is mainly cultivated for its leaves, which can be eaten.
read more
"If things continue as is, I fear chicory will soon be too small to remain a retail product"
read more
"We couldn't resist the 'with love' word play"
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“Exciting chicory year ahead”
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Increased promotions lead to low prices for organic chicory
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