Lidl is again promoting non-ideal fruit and vegetables. This time "tanned" tomatoes
The Lidl Poland shop chain has once again decided to introduce imperfect fruit and vegetables to its offer. This time, the chain's offer will include "tanned" tomatoes..More. Go to the article

Domestic tomato prices falling fast
Tomato prices have been falling rapidly in recent weeks as a result of increasing supply. Currently, selling prices for raspberry tomato producers are mostly between 5.50 and 6.67£/kg. Only at

Still expensive in the shops. These vegetables are driving up the price tag the most
Of the seventeen categories, vegetable prices went up the hardest in May this year - by almost 40% year-on-year. This was mainly influenced by carrots and onions, which rose the most out of a list

Lidl is committed to the highest quality of fruit and vegetables. "We set high standards"
Lidl Poland has for years relied on cooperation and good relations with local producers to offer fresh fruit and vegetables every day as part of the Lidl Ryneczek. It makes high demands on its

Lidl cuts prices of new vegetables. These vegetables will be bought cheaper
Spring outside the window, increasingly warmer days and the smell of waking nature are conducive to reaching for recipes for light, aromatic dishes made from fresh vegetables. From Thursday, 11

Organic fruit and vegetables are on the increase in Poland
Organic fruit and vegetables from Polish cultivation are increasing on shop shelves. Every company cooperating with the Lidl chain must meet high quality standards. Progressive climate change and

Vegetables 2023. "Consumers choose cheaper vegetables, or forgo buying"
On the vegetable market, prices are quite high but turnover is low. The pre-Christmas shopping frenzy has passed and now a drop in interest can be observed. Some retail chains did not sell as many

There is already a shortage of cauliflower. Perspectives are grim
Cauliflower growers in the UK are warning of shortages on supermarket shelves after frosts in December and January destroyed 40 per cent of the local cauliflower crop. Martin Tate, commercial

There is already a cauliflower shortage. The outlook is bleak
Cauliflower growers in the UK are warning of shortages on supermarket shelves after frosts in December and January destroyed 40 per cent of the local cauliflower crop. Martin Tate, commercial

More retail chains are lifting limits on vegetable sales
More UK retail chains are lifting the limits on sales of salad vegetables per customer. Discounters Lidl and Aldi have announced such moves from Monday 13 March. Salad vegetable sales were first

Salad crisis: retail chains lift limits on fruit and vegetable purchases
British retail chains have slowly started to lift limits on fruit and vegetable purchases, which were introduced in the second half of February. Asda has lifted limits for customers buying

Vegetable availability shortages have affected supermarkets' financial performance
A shortage of vegetable availability has weighed on sales in UK supermarkets in the four weeks to 25 February, Reuters reported. Britain has been facing shortages of key salad items, particularly

Cress, the symbol of spring. Why should it be planted and eaten?
Cress is a symbol heralding spring. It is also an integral part of Easter. Why should it be eaten not only at Easter? Cress is an annual plant of the cabbage genus. It is native to south-west Asia

Demand for vegetable seeds "shot up". An increase of up to 50 per cent.
The low availability of vegetables in the UK has led to an increase in interest in vegetable seeds. By up to 50 per cent on the previous year, reports TVN24.co.uk. As the BBC reports, demand for

Horrendous vegetable prices. Buy them cheapest here
Food prices - especially for vegetables - are breaking new records. Which vegetables are the retail chains currently offering at promotional prices? Vegetable prices are breaking previously

Supermarkets are rationing fruit and vegetables. They warn of panic
Supermarkets in the UK are rationing fruit and vegetables. In doing so, they are warning against panic buying of the goods, reports Polsat News. "Asda supermarkets across the UK have started