Raport na temat cen pomarańczy w Rotterdamie
---Pomarańcze: 15 kg kartony: EG Navel: 48 sztuk: 10.60-14.84 EUR 56 sztuk: 10.60-14.84 EUR 64 sztuk: 10.60-14.31 EUR 72 sztuk: 10.07-12.45 EUR 80 sztuk: 9.27-11.66

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  Ceny borówek w Rotterdamie: --- BLUEBERRIES: 12 opakowań na jednym płaskim kartonie, każde opakowanie waży 125g (4.4 uncji), cena za płaski karton

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Raport cen jabłek w Rotterdamie na dzień 10 lutego 2023 roku: Dane zostały przedstawione przez specjalistyczną agencję rynku rolnego (Specialty Crops Market News)

Price Report on Oranges in Rotterdam - 10-FEB-2023
---ORANGES: 15 kg cartons Variety | Size | Price (EUR) EG Navel | 48s | 10.60-14.84 EG Navel | 56s | 10.60-14.84 EG Navel | 64s | 10.60-14.31 EG Navel | 72s | 10.07-12.45 EG Navel | 80s |

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