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Gerrit de Vlieger, Vrijders Wholesalers
"Top fruit prices very volatile"
"There is currently an ample supply of top fruit. It is too early to give a prognosis for the season, but it looks promising", says Gerrit de Vlieger of Groothandel Vrijders. "The quality is good, and sizes are a bit small. However, I do not expect this to become a problem. Prices are very erratic. The new harvest is selling at a high price, but prices could fall again tomorrow."
Summer apples like the Delbare are selling well at the moment. "Their season will be over again within two weeks. We already have Elstar apples as well as Conference pears. We are still selling the old crop of Van Jonagold apples. There are still a few left, contrary to reports that they were all gone", says this Belgian wholesaler. Jonagolds are still the number one apple in Belgium. "However, there needs to be more focus on this variety. Then they will sell even better. Consumers need to regain trust in the Jonagold."