Zucchini Prices - June 2026

Overview of Zucchini Price Trends in June 2026

This month, we've seen a noteworthy variation in zucchini prices across different wholesale markets in Poland and Europe. The price differences and fluctuations are influenced by several factors including local supply, demand, and international market dynamics. This report delves into these differences and offers insights into the current market trends as observed from recent data.

Current Zucchini Prices at Various Polish Markets

In Poland, the prices of zucchini are showing interesting dynamics. At the Praska Giełda Spożywcza, the price per kilogram is recorded at €0.84, experiencing a notable decrease of 11.1% since the last update. Similarly, the prices at the Giełda Kaliska reflect the same trend with an identical price drop.

Meanwhile, at the Lublin Wholesale Market (Elizowka), zucchini prices remain stable at €1.26 per kilogram with no change reported. The Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan offers zucchini in 5 kg bags, priced between €9.42 and €11.52, maintaining stability.

At the Krakow Wholesale Food Market (Rybitwy), the price varies between €0.80 and €1.34 per kilogram, showing no recent changes. Similarly, at the Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market (Targpiast), zucchini prices range from €0.84 to €1.26 per kilogram with no noticeable fluctuations.

Comparison with European Zucchini Prices

Looking at the broader European context, there's a distinct variation in prices. In Ukraine's wholesale markets, such as the Shuvar in Lvov and Kiev, imported zucchini prices range from €0.79 to €1.32, with domestic varieties as low as €0.53 per kilogram, showing a significant 20% decrease.

In Spain, the pricing dynamics are diverse as well. At Agro San Isidro in Almeria, striped zucchini fino is priced at €0.82 per kilogram, representing a slight 2.2% decrease. However, at Agroponiente Poniente, prices for the same zucchini type have surged to €1.14, marking a substantial 32.4% increase.

The French market at Perpignan sees consistent pricing for various zucchini varieties, with no recorded changes, while the Italian markets, particularly in Brindisi and Bari, have observed dramatic price rises, especially for zucchini scure freely, which increased by 83.9% to €0.55 per kilogram.

Analysis of Price Changes and Trends

Across these markets, the price changes reflect both seasonal trends and the impact of local agricultural conditions. The stability in certain Polish markets contrasts with the significant increases and decreases seen elsewhere, particularly in Italy and Spain, indicating a more volatile supply chain possibly affected by weather or economic conditions.

The increase in prices at Spanish markets, especially for the striped fino and Gordo dark green varieties, suggests a tightening supply or heightened demand. Conversely, the stability in France might indicate a balanced supply and robust local production.

Short-term Forecast for Zucchini Prices

As we move further into the summer months, zucchini prices are expected to stabilize in most European markets due to increased local production. However, in areas experiencing significant price hikes, such as Spain and Italy, continued volatility could be anticipated unless supply issues are resolved.

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