Banana wholesale prices showed mixed movements between week 35 (ending August 31, 2025) and week 36 (ending September 7, 2025) across selected European markets. Data provided in €/100kg highlights contrasting trends, with some countries recording increases while others faced sharp declines.
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In Latvia, prices rose from €75 in week 35 to €87 in week 36, reflecting a firm upward adjustment. Hungary, however, recorded a slight decrease, moving from €134 to €131 over the same period. This marks a small but notable shift in pricing for the Central European market.
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Poland also experienced a downturn in prices. Bananas dropped from €107 in week 35 to €100 in week 36. In Portugal, by contrast, wholesale prices remained stable, holding at €103 in both reporting weeks, showing no volatility in the short term.
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Slovakia reported the most pronounced change. Prices declined sharply from €148 in week 35 to €94 in week 36, representing a substantial drop within a single week. This steep fall underscores the price variability seen in some European banana markets during the early September trading period.
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