"The market went up quite quickly a few weeks ago, but also went down again rapidly. Now the market is quite stable again. Growers that wanted to have 25 cents now want 20, although the market is actually smaller," continues Wim. Although the dry weather is affecting the growth of the seeding onions, the buyer isn't disappointed with the way nature is recovering. "But you have to be in the south west for the first seeding onions. We are between the long storage now and will continue with the old harvest for as long as we can."
"Available onions in hands of real diehards"
"The market went up quite quickly a few weeks ago, but also went down again rapidly. Now the market is quite stable again. Growers that wanted to have 25 cents now want 20, although the market is actually smaller," continues Wim. Although the dry weather is affecting the growth of the seeding onions, the buyer isn't disappointed with the way nature is recovering. "But you have to be in the south west for the first seeding onions. We are between the long storage now and will continue with the old harvest for as long as we can."