Garlic Prices - June 13, 2026

Overview of Current Garlic Prices in Europe and Poland

The garlic market is exhibiting a fascinating range of prices across various European and Polish wholesale markets as of June 13, 2026. Notably, the price discrepancies between domestic Polish garlic and import prices are significant, and European markets, particularly France, display elevated prices compared to Polish markets. This report delves into the current price landscape, drawing comparisons between these markets and offering insights into prevalent trends and possible future shifts.

Current Garlic Prices in Polish Wholesale Markets

Warsaw Wholesale Food Market in Bronisze

On June 8, 2026, domestic garlic was priced per piece, ranging from EUR 0.21 to EUR 0.52. This range demonstrates stability with no noted percentage change from previous rates. Imported garlic here is priced per kilogram between EUR 1.47 and EUR 1.68, similarly reflecting stable pricing.

Subcarpathian Wholesale Center AGROHURT

In Rzeszow, as of June 3, 2026, garlic prices per piece ranged from EUR 0.38 to EUR 0.52, showing no price fluctuations. This market continues to maintain consistent pricing strategies.

Wroclaw Wholesale Food Market

Garlic at this market on June 8, 2026, was offered per head at prices between EUR 0.21 and EUR 0.52. The prices here are aligned closely with those at the Warsaw market, emphasizing regional price stability.

Krakow Wholesale Food Market

Garlic bundles at Krakow's market featured prices from EUR 4.19 to EUR 5.24 as of June 3, 2026. This market displays a unique pricing strategy, reflecting higher costs associated with bundled offerings.

Greater Poland Agricultural Guild in Poznan

The small wholesale section reported garlic prices per piece ranging from EUR 0.52 to EUR 0.73 on June 8, 2026. This indicates a slightly higher pricing tier compared to other Polish markets.

Comparison with European Garlic Prices

Paris Rungis Wholesale Market

Remarkably, the Paris Rungis market lists garlic prices significantly higher than Polish averages. As of June 8, 2026, dry white garlic from Spain was priced between EUR 4.50 and EUR 6.00 per kilogram. Meanwhile, violet garlic from Argentina was priced at EUR 4.00 to EUR 5.00 per kilogram. French fresh garlic reached an impressive EUR 6.00 to EUR 8.00 per kilogram.

Rungis BIO

Organic French garlic prices further accentuate the premium associated with eco-certified products, ranging from EUR 9.97 to EUR 11.50 per kilogram, with a notable increase of 12.3% from prior rates.

Analysis of Garlic Price Trends

The Polish garlic market overall shows a trend of price stability with minimal fluctuations despite varying minimum and maximum price points across different cities. Comparatively, European markets, particularly in France, reflect higher retail values, potentially due to the premium quality or organic nature of the products offered. This variance highlights the influence of regional preferences and quality perceptions on pricing structures.

Short-Term Garlic Price Forecast

Given the current trends, it is anticipated that Polish markets will continue to exhibit stability, with slight potential for price increases should demand rise unexpectedly. In contrast, European markets, especially for organic or premium varieties, may experience upward pressures due to ongoing consumer preferences for higher-quality products.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) about Garlic Prices

Why are garlic prices higher in European markets compared to Polish markets?

The higher prices in European markets, like those in France, can be attributed to the demand for premium and organic products, which typically command higher prices. Additionally, the cost of logistics and regional market dynamics also play a role.

What factors influence garlic price stability in Poland?

Price stability in Poland is influenced by consistent domestic production, cost-effective import strategies, and regional market competition, which help maintain balanced price levels.

Are organic garlic varieties significantly more expensive?

Yes, organic garlic varieties are generally more expensive due to the additional certification costs and consumer willingness to pay a premium for eco-friendly produce.

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