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Potato Market Report 16th April

Early potato planting continues despite slow market

Consumption is stable, and demand for both retail and food service sectors should see a surge coming into the Easter weekend. Planting continues around the country; some wet weather conditions this week will likely slow progress to some degree. There is a lot of variation in the areas planted in different areas. Some growers will be finished planting in the next week, which will probably mark one of the earliest ever plantings.

Across Europe, planting has moved on well, and progress has only been held up by the late delivery of seed. In the market, buyers are still very reluctant to commit to any offers of free buy offers. For the processors, clearance of contracts is a priority, although there has been some movement of excess contracts.

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Tel: +353 1 450 0266
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