Over the past week, the comparison of wholesale prices for selected fruits and vegetables reveals minor fluctuations. These changes highlight subtle shifts in market dynamics, influenced by supply and demand patterns.
Bramley's seedling Apples showed an average price of £1.32 compared to the previous week's £1.32, maintaining the same price. Cox's orange group Apples also saw stability in price from £1.20 to £1.20. These unchanged prices suggest a stable market with consistent supply conditions.
In contrast, one notable increase was observed in Egremont Russet Apples, with its price rising from £1.34 to £1.38, reflecting a more significant percentage change of 3%. This could indicate increased consumer demand or reduced supply over the week. Such variations often hint at seasonal impacts or logistical challenges in transportation.
On the other hand, Braeburn Apples experienced a price decrease, dropping from £1.17 to £1.14, equating to a reduction of 3%. Doyenne du Comice Pears fell significantly from £1.4 to £0.85, a change of 39%. These reductions could signal an oversupply or reduced demand in the market. Overall, these figures showcase a balanced but dynamic market environment.
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