The orange markets in Spain, Greece, Italy, and Portugal have shown distinct price trends in the 2024/2025 season. While some countries have experienced steady declines, others have maintained relatively stable or high prices. This article provides an overview of orange prices from November to January, highlighting key differences across these four major European producers.
Spain's orange prices have shown moderate fluctuations in the 2024/2025 season. In November, the price was recorded at €85/100 kg, followed by a decline to €76/100 kg in December. However, January saw a slight rebound, reaching €79/100 kg. These figures indicate a downward trend early in the season, though prices remain within historical ranges when compared to previous years.
In Greece, the 2024/2025 season has seen a consistent decline in orange prices. November's price stood at €61/100 kg, dropping to €52/100 kg in December and further decreasing to €50/100 kg in January. This steady downward movement aligns with the historical low-price period for Greek oranges, which typically stabilizes in the later months of the season.
Italy has maintained significantly higher orange prices than other countries. In November, the price reached €144/100 kg, slightly decreasing to €142/100 kg in December and continuing to €140/100 kg in January. Despite these minor reductions, Italy's orange prices remain the highest among the four countries, likely reflecting consistent demand and premium market positioning.
Portugal's orange prices have been relatively stable compared to other markets. In November, prices stood at €76/100 kg, increasing to €81/100 kg in December and maintaining the same level in January. This consistency suggests a more balanced supply and demand dynamic, with price fluctuations remaining minimal as the season progresses.
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