Zucchini Prices - April 8, 2026

Overview of Zucchini Prices Across Europe

As of early April 2026, the zucchini market presents a diverse picture across various wholesale markets in Poland and Europe. The differences in pricing, as well as notable market trends, highlight the dynamics of the fresh produce industry. This report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of current prices, significant changes, and trends in zucchini pricing.

Current Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets

In Poland, the zucchini market displays a range of prices. At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, imported zucchini prices are stable, ranging from 1.57 EUR/kg to 1.88 EUR/kg. The Praska Giełda Spożywcza shows a uniform price of 1.88 EUR/kg with a significant decrease of 18.2% from previous weeks.

At the Krakow Wholesale Food Market, zucchini prices are higher, with a minimum of 2.72 EUR/kg and a maximum of 3.14 EUR/kg. In contrast, the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market reports prices from 1.68 EUR/kg to 2.51 EUR/kg, reflecting an increase of 11.1%.

The Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT in Rzeszow lists prices between 2.51 EUR/kg and 2.93 EUR/kg, while the Elizowka Market in Lublin reports a broader range, from 2.09 EUR/kg to 3.56 EUR/kg.

Comparison with European Prices

Comparing these prices to those in Spain, a major zucchini producer, reveals interesting contrasts. At the Agro San Isidro Market in Almeria, the price for zucchini Gordo dark green is notably low at 0.38 EUR/kg, representing a 11.7% decrease. The striped fino variant is priced at 0.57 EUR/kg, with an 8.1% drop.

In contrast, at the La Unión Market, dark green zucchini is slightly higher at 0.41 EUR/kg, while striped fino is 0.49 EUR/kg. The Costa de Almeria Market offers even more competitive pricing at 0.21 EUR/kg for dark green zucchini, showcasing a 27.5% decrease.

In France, at the Rungis Market in Paris, zucchini round from Spain (kl1) is priced between 2.80 EUR/kg and 3.50 EUR/kg, indicating a significantly higher pricing tier than in Spain.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

The fluctuations seen in these markets can be attributed to several factors, including local demand and supply dynamics, seasonal production changes, and import variations. Poland's market shows a general upward trend in prices, possibly due to reduced local supply or increased transportation costs. Interestingly, the significant price drop at the Gdańsk Market of 54.6% hints at either an influx of cheaper imports or a sudden decrease in local demand.

Short-Term Forecast

Given the current trends, it is expected that prices in Poland may remain relatively stable with slight upward pressure unless significant changes in supply occur. European markets, particularly in Spain, may continue to see price adjustments based on production efficacy and export volumes.

FAQ About Zucchini Prices

What are the current prices for zucchini in Poland?

Zucchini prices in Poland range from 1.47 EUR/kg at the Sandomierz Market to 3.56 EUR/kg at the Elizowka Market, with various dynamics affecting these rates.

How do European zucchini prices compare to those in Poland?

European prices, particularly in Spain, are generally lower, with some markets like Almeria offering zucchini as low as 0.21 EUR/kg, reflecting their production surplus.

What factors are currently influencing zucchini prices?

Key factors include local and international supply chain dynamics, seasonal harvest patterns, and varying consumer demand across different regions.

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