As of the most recent market update, the wholesale prices for home-grown fruits like apples have shown modest fluctuations. For instance, Bramley's Seedling apples had an average price of £1.24 per kilogram, remaining stable from the previous week. In contrast, Cox's Orange Group apples saw a 6.6% increase, now averaging £1.24 per kilogram as well. These shifts in prices reflect seasonal demand and regional yield variations, influencing supply chain dynamics across the country.
In the apple market, specific varieties displayed notable changes. The Egremont Russet variety, for example, experienced a 7.3% rise from last week, now averaging £1.29 per kilogram. These price adjustments highlight the ongoing demand for heritage and premium apple varieties. Other fruits experienced similar trends, with weather conditions and regional harvests affecting their wholesale rates. This week, many common apple varieties are nearing or slightly exceeding their expected price ranges, signaling a healthy yet competitive market.
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Looking ahead, as the harvest season concludes, consumers and suppliers can expect further shifts in wholesale pricing. Fluctuations like these underscore the impact of seasonality and regional factors on food costs, emphasizing the importance of monitoring weekly updates for accurate budget planning and informed market decisions.
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