Pre-final estimate of the tree fruit harvest in 2026
Estimates by GUS experts indicate that this year’s harvest of tree fruit in 2026 will amount to around 3.5 million tonnes and will be about 16.9 percent higher than the harvest in 2025. The

Prices of peaches, nectarines and apricots are not rising
The course of this year’s season for stone fruit — peaches, apricots and nectarines — follows a similar scenario to what we saw in the same period last year. On the other hand, it is

Peach, nectarine and apricot prices – trends diverge
The second half of the current month brought some differentiation in the trends seen in wholesale prices of stone fruit: peaches, apricots and nectarines. This is a situation that is largely

What Are the Current Prices of Peaches, Nectarines, and Apricots?
The second decade of August is beginning, specifically the end of the first week of the month. What is the current situation on the Polish stone fruit market—peaches, nectarines, and apricots?

The Peach, Nectarine, and Apricot Season Gains Momentum
It is the end of July, specifically the last week of the month. What is the current situation on the Polish stone fruit market—peaches, nectarines, and apricots? How are prices shaping up in

Spanish retailers increase purchases of domestic peaches during summer 2026
Spanish supermarket chains have increased their purchases of local summer fruit, including peaches, by 20% compared to 2025 to meet higher seasonal demand. Spanish retailers are prioritising

Spanish peach prices at record lows in July 2026
Wholesale prices for yellow peaches in Aragón, Spain, in July 2026 are well below production costs, with fresh market prices not reaching €0.50/kg. In Aragón, Spain, the 2026 yellow peach

Turkish peach exports surge 169% in value in first half of 2026
Turkey recorded a 169% increase in peach export value, reaching €151.5 million between January and June 2026, strengthening its competitive position on European markets. In the first half of

The Season for Polish Peaches and Apricots Has Started – What About Prices?
The season for imported stone fruit is ongoing. For peaches, nectarines, and apricots, there was a downward trend in wholesale prices until the end of last month, driven by increasing supply. This

Greek peach exports up 21%, Spanish and Italian competition pressures prices in Central Europe
Greek peach exports increased by 21.2% year-on-year by July 10, 2026, with notable growth in shipments to Poland and Italy. Spanish and Italian oversupply continues to pressure prices, especially

Wholesale peach prices stable in Italy and France; Greek exports to Poland surge
Wholesale prices for peaches and nectarines in northern Italy remain steady at €1.5–2.0/kg amid slow sales, while Greek peach exports to Poland have risen by 157.9% compared to last year. In

Durian prices are increasing across the market, while mangosteen prices continue to be low.
With the Dragon Boat Festival approaching, prices of certain fruits have increased, and some traders have started offering gift-box packaging. Additionally, the variety and quantity of peaches and

"We are experiencing a few days with fewer peaches, but there are plenty of nectarines available."
Exports of peaches and nectarines from Greece are currently at significantly higher levels compared to last season, according to data from the Greek Ministry of Rural Development and Food.

Peaches and nectarines: the harvest season starts slowly
In week 22, the sales of Lcc fresh produce return to negative territory, despite a still moderate increase in the average mix price. Among the different channels, only the discount channel

Cieza Peach PGI is expected to quadruple its marketed volume this year.
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The 2026 campaign for the Romagna Igp Peach and Nectarine has started.
The 2026 commercial campaign of Romagna IGP Peaches and Nectarines has officially started, with promising prospects on the production front and a quality level that, once again this year, is

GLOBAL MARKET OVERVIEW OF STONE FRUIT
The global stone fruit market is entering a period of increased availability as harvests expand across the Northern Hemisphere. Larger volumes of peaches, nectarines, apricots, and plums are

Romagna IGP Peaches and Nectarines, the 2026 season starts with recovering volumes.
The 2026 commercial campaign of Romagna Igp Peach and Nectarine begins, which is presented to the markets with positive prospects in terms of quality and in a recovering production context. The

Peaches and nectarines: prices are soaring, but watch out for consumption
Prices are soaring (+70% since 2017), consumption is decreasing, Italian surfaces are still contracting, and the European production scenario, after a complex 2025, is returning to more regular

An early beginning with high quality California stone fruit.
"The supply of California peaches, plums, and nectarines is abundant. According to Miguel Beltran, Sales Manager for California Stonefruit & Exotics at Giumarra Reedley, the fruits are exhibiting

"Nasze płaskie brzoskwinie stanowią obiecującą alternatywę dla hiszpańskich płaskich brzoskwiń na rynkach Wielkiej Brytanii i Europy." "We offer a promising alternative to Spanish flat peaches in the UK and European markets with our flat peaches."
Mehmet Çakmak, the owner of Turkish fresh produce exporter Elpa Fruits, has announced that the Turkish stone fruit season has begun and the loading of flat peaches is already underway. He

Peaches, nectarines, and apricots are at the heart of the campaign.
New appointment with The Grocery Bag by BMTI and Italmercati, with the support of Consumerism No Profit, for a guide to a seasonal, affordable, and sustainable shopping experience. With the

Peaches and nectarines from Romagna are on their way: a sprint start at CAAR.
Early June is lively at the CAAR in Rimini, where the summer temperatures are now supporting the demand for seasonal fruits and giving a new boost to exchanges. This is what emerges from the

Exporter prepared to switch to citrus fruits
Exporter Australia Fruits is preparing for a successful citrus fruit season following a busy summer where it exported various products to its primary markets in Asia and the Pacific. Vince Brullo,

The April freeze resulted in a reduced number of Colorado peaches.
Colorado is experiencing a decrease in the peach crop size due to freezes last month, although reports vary on the impact on growers and their crops. The cold weather came after a