Between January and March 2025, apple prices across major European markets showed varied trends, with notable increases in some countries and stabilization in others. In Poland, prices rose steadily over the three months, reaching €69/100 kg in January, €71 in February, and €72 in March. This upward movement reflects a stronger pricing environment compared to the same period in 2023/24, and remains well above the five-year average.
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In Italy, prices remained relatively stable at high levels. The January price stood at €98/100 kg, dipping slightly to €97 in February and €96 in March. These values are slightly below the same period last year but still significantly above the five-year average, indicating continued strong market conditions for Italian apples.
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France saw a gradual recovery in prices during the same period. Starting at €133/100 kg in January, prices rose to €134 in February and €135 in March. Although still below the peaks observed earlier in the 2024/25 season, the March price aligns closely with the previous year and consistently outpaces the five-year average, suggesting resilient market performance.
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Germany experienced the sharpest gains from January to March. Prices increased from €82/100 kg in January to €84 in February and €87 in March. This three-month climb places German apple prices well above both the five-year average and the previous season's values, pointing to a strong demand and possibly tighter supply in the early months of 2025.
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