Cucumber Prices – April 14, 2026

Lead: Overview of Current Cucumber Prices

The latest data on cucumber prices from various wholesale markets in Poland and Europe reveals significant variations. As of April 14, 2026, field-grown cucumbers at the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze are priced between EUR 1.26 and EUR 1.78 per kilogram, reflecting a decrease of 3.3% compared to previous figures. Meanwhile, cucumbers from greenhouse production show a notable price decline in several markets, highlighting potential trends and opportunities for buyers and suppliers.

Current Cucumber Prices at Polish Wholesale Markets

At the Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze, field-grown cucumbers are trading between EUR 1.26 and EUR 1.78 per kilogram. The greenhouse short cucumbers here have seen a price drop of 12.5%, now ranging from EUR 0.94 to EUR 1.26 per kilogram. Over in Lublin at Elizowka, long cucumbers have decreased significantly by 30%, with prices now set between EUR 1.26 and EUR 1.68 per kilogram. Short cucumbers display an even more dramatic decrease of 54.1%, priced between EUR 1.47 and EUR 2.09 per kilogram.

The Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan offers consistent pricing, with field-grown cucumbers at EUR 2.01 to EUR 2.09 for a 5 kg package, maintaining stability with no recent changes. Krakow Wholesale Food Market observed a sharp decline of 33.3% for cucumbers, now priced between EUR 1.26 and EUR 1.68 per kilogram as of April 13, 2026.

Comparison with European Markets

In Spain, cucumber prices exhibit distinct patterns. The La Unión market lists Spanish glasshouse cucumbers at EUR 0.45 per kilogram, with a marginal decrease of 2.3%. In contrast, the Agroponiente Poniente market in Almeria shows a significant increase in glasshouse cucumbers, with prices up by 242.7% to EUR 0.89 per kilogram. Germany’s Berlin market offers Dutch cucumbers for EUR 1.20 to EUR 1.40 per kilogram with no recent change, illustrating regional stability.

Analysis of Changes and Price Trends

The noticeable price reductions in Polish markets, particularly for greenhouse cucumbers, could be attributed to seasonal supply increases, causing downward pressure on prices. Conversely, Spanish markets like Agroponiente Poniente report sharp increases, possibly due to unfavorable weather conditions affecting yields.

Price stability in Germany and Belgium suggests steady demand and effective market supply chains. However, the significant price jump in Spain’s Agroponiente highlights potential supply constraints or increased demand.

Short-Term Price Forecast

Looking ahead, cucumber prices in Poland may stabilize as market supply adjusts. However, continued monitoring of weather patterns and production cycles remains crucial. European markets should expect potential price fluctuations based on regional supply changes and demand dynamics, particularly in Spain, where market volatility could continue.

FAQ: Cucumber Prices

What factors are influencing the current cucumber prices in Poland?

Price changes are primarily driven by seasonal supply increases and varying demand across different regions.

Why are cucumber prices rising in some Spanish markets?

Increases may be due to supply constraints, heightened demand, or adverse weather conditions impacting production.

How do cucumber prices in Poland compare with those in Germany?

Currently, Polish prices are generally lower, but German markets show stability, suggesting well-balanced supply and demand.

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