Zucchini Prices - April 30, 2026

Overview of Zucchini Prices in Poland and Europe

As of April 30, 2026, the zucchini market presents a diverse range of prices across various wholesale markets in Poland and other European countries. This report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of current zucchini prices, highlight significant trends, and compare the Polish market with European counterparts.

Current Prices in Polish Wholesale Markets

In Poland, zucchini prices vary significantly among different wholesale markets. At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, imported zucchini is priced between €1.05 and €1.26 per kg, showing stability with a 0.0% change since the last quotation.

The Praska Giełda Spożywcza in Warsaw reports a uniform price of €1.15 per kg for zucchini, which has experienced a notable decrease of 15.4%.

In Lublin at Giełda Elizowka, zucchini is priced at €2.09 per kg, reflecting a 9.1% decline. The Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan lists zucchini in 5 kg units at €9.42 to €11.52, which translates to a per kg price range of €1.88 to €2.30.

Moving to the Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow and the Krakow Wholesale Food Market, prices are consistent at €1.68 to €1.88 per kg. Similarly, the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market offers zucchini at a lower range of €0.94 to €1.36 per kg.

European Market Prices

Comparatively, zucchini prices in Europe display some interesting contrasts. In Spain, the Agro San Isidro in Almeria lists Gordo dark green zucchini at €0.43 per kg, marking a significant drop of 22.1%. Meanwhile, the striped fino variety is priced at €0.63, with a minor increase of 3.4%.

The LA UNIÓN market in Spain maintains a stable price of €0.56 per kg for Gordo dark green zucchini and €0.61 for the striped fino, reflecting a 9.4% increase for the former.

In France, at the Wholesale Market Rungis in Paris, zucchini round France kl1 is priced significantly higher at €3.20 to €4.50 per kg, indicating a premium positioning in the market.

Trends and Anomalies

The Polish market generally exhibits higher zucchini prices compared to Spain, where the climate allows for more cost-effective production. However, the notable price stability in Poland and the considerable decreases in some European markets suggest varying market dynamics influenced by regional production and demand factors.

For instance, the price drop in Spain for the Gordo dark green zucchini could be attributed to seasonal oversupply, while the steady pricing in Polish markets may be due to controlled imports and consistent demand.

Short-term Market Forecast

Considering current trends, Polish zucchini prices are likely to remain stable in the near term, potentially rising as demand increases with the onset of warmer weather. Conversely, European markets might experience fluctuations due to climatic conditions affecting production volumes.

Frequently Asked Questions

What factors are influencing the current zucchini prices?

Current prices are influenced by supply chain stability in Poland, regional climatic conditions in Europe, and consumer demand fluctuations. Import dynamics and local production also play crucial roles.

Why are zucchini prices higher in France?

France's higher prices can be attributed to the premium quality of products offered and potentially higher production costs compared to other regions like Spain.

Will prices decrease further in the coming weeks?

While price trends suggest stability in Poland, further decreases in European markets could occur if oversupply conditions persist, particularly in key production areas like Spain.

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