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In 2024, total volume sales of vegetables in Germany rose modestly, albeit faster than the marginal increase recorded in 2023. The foodservice trend proved robust, with strong, if slower, volume sales growth amidst the ongoing return to pre-COVID-19 eating out patterns. Meanwhile, retail volume sales increased only slightly, albeit following a marginal drop in 2023. The retail demand for fresh vegetables was undermined by a shift away from cooking at home as more consumers looked for convenience
Vegetables in India is expected to see slow total volume growth across all categories in 2024, and across all channels. Foodservice volumes are set to see a particularly strong increase, although retail volumes will continue to dominate. India’s production of vegetables in 2023-2024 saw a slight decline compared with the previous year, due to reduced yields of key vegetables such as onions, impacted by the erratic weather. However, the production of some other vegetables, such as tomatoes, cabba
Vegetables maintained positive sales in Thailand in 2024, despite price fluctuations acting as potential disruptors alongside changing consumer behaviours. The ongoing global economic challenges, including inflation and the rising cost of living, have impacted consumer purchasing power. As a result, consumers have become more price-sensitive, opting for cheaper vegetable varieties or reducing overall consumption. Additionally, extreme weather events and supply chain disruptions have caused short
In 2024, total volume sales of vegetables grew by 2%, impacted by rising prices. Several factors contributed to the significant price increases during the year, with drought and water shortages being the primary culprits affecting production, along with the high cost of irrigation water. Additionally, the resumption of exports to Mauritania had an impact. In 2023, Mauritania imposed customs duties on Moroccan exports to sub-Saharan countries, prompting local farmers to focus on domestic markets,
After several years of decline, vegetables in the US experienced a return to slight growth in retail volume terms in 2024. Of the categories within fresh vegetables, onions and tomatoes came out on top in terms of retail volume growth rates. As a hardy, staple vegetable in US households, onion maintained consistent retail volume and current value growth. Stability continued through to year end 2024 despite challenges in key growing regions such as Mexico and Texas. Harsh climate conditions, incl
The consumption of vegetables continued to be negatively impacted by lower production and elevated inflation in 2024 with sales declining in retail volume terms. Production continued to be impacted by the effects of climate change with the country facing more droughts as global temperatures continue to rise. Tomatoes are one of the most popular vegetables among Spaniards as it is a key ingredient in wide range of traditional dishes such as Gazpacho. However, the price of tomatoes increased subst
Adverse weather conditions have impacted the supply of fresh produce over the course of the year. Flooding is considered a regular natural disaster that occurs nearly every year in the country, but with global warming progressing, Vietnam is hit more frequently with bigger and more devastating floods. Yagi storms in 2024 affected the whole northern area, deeply affecting business and development for several categories including vegetables.
The trend for cooking regularly at home, accelerated by the pandemic, remains prevalent and is positively impacting retail demand for vegetables in South Africa. This is now largely due to the high cost of eating out during times of economic pressure and decreased disposable incomes. High levels of inflation are placing pressure on household budgets, resulting in a greater drive to save money. One of the most effective ways to save is to cook more meals from scratch at home. Vegetables, being a
Total volume sales of vegetables rose in France in 2024. Fresh vegetables remain an essential product for French consumers, although volumes stagnated in the previous year as prices continued to rise for certain products. French consumers expect to change their eating habits seasonally and want to buy French vegetables where possible. The growth in plant-based diets has helped to boost sales, as well as the growing awareness of the key role that eating vegetables generally has in a healthy and b
Sales of vegetables saw a slight decline in retail volume terms in 2024, continuing the downward trend seen over the previous few years. This phenomenon is attributable to several interrelated factors, including climate change and inflation. Climate change has had a major impact on agriculture and the availability of fresh produce. Climatic variations, such as more frequent heatwaves and prolonged droughts, have reduced crop yields and increased production costs. This has led to an improvement i
Total volume sales of vegetables grew in Mexico in 2024. Dealing with a very high rise in prices in several subcategories, the vegetables category in Mexico saw slight growth in volume, while registering a double-digit increase in value due to the high rate of inflation. The droughts that have been affecting the country led to a price increase of more than 50% for onions in 2023, while in 2024 tomatoes and other vegetables saw the most marked price adjustments. Within this scenario, consumers ar
Demand for vegetables in the United Arab Emirates continues to grow. Considering the nation’s desert climate and water scarcity, hydroponic and vertical cultivation systems are experiencing an increase in popularity. These techniques enable crops to thrive year-round in controlled environments and reduce water consumption by up to 90% compared to conventional cultivation. Leading players in this sector include Pure Harvest and Badia Farms.
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In 2023, and even more so in early 2024, Brazil experienced the impacts of the strong natural phenomenon El Niño. This caused the southernmost state of Brazil, Rio Grande do Sul, to experience severe flooding, leading to one of the biggest natural disasters in the history of the country, with over 90% of municipalities under water and more than half a million people displaced from their homes. In addition, businesses were closed, stocks were lost, and crops were heavily impacted, including veget
In 2024, total volume sales of vegetables in Japan are projected to experience a slight decline, primarily influenced by a strong decrease in retail volumes, as consumers have become increasingly cautious with their spending amidst rising living costs. The surge in the unit prices of vegetables has been notable, with the unfavourable weather conditions significantly impacting crop production. Onion, in particular, has seen a dramatic rise in unit prices in 2024, with double-digit growth expected
In 2023, the average unit price of vegetables in the UK experienced a significant hike, driven by a convergence of adverse factors. The lingering effects of the 2022 droughts, combined with exceptionally wet weather during the spring and summer of 2023, severely impacted local crop yields. Compounding these issues were disruptions in the supply chain due to labour shortages and increased border checks, particularly critical for the UK, which relies heavily on vegetable imports. Additionally, man
Retail volume sales of fresh vegetables in Australia have been declining since 2021-2022 across the category. During this period, the price of vegetables has been subject to high rates of inflation, making it difficult for consumers to regularly afford fresh options. The most recent National Health Survey from 2022 revealed that only 6.5% of Australian adults were meeting the daily recommended servings of vegetables, a concerning statistic in terms of the overall health outcomes for consumers. W
In 2024, total volume consumption of vegetables is expected to grow in China, driven by foodservice sales, as dining out increases. Consumer demand for vegetables remains strong, with most prices stable, although trends vary by product type; for example, prices of tomatoes are expected to continue to fall in 2024, after a decrease in 2023. However, while foodservice volumes are set to experience solid growth in 2024, retail sales are set to see a slow decline, as sales switch from one channel to
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