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Spanish agricultural market price trends
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Agricultural markets in Spain have experienced continue to exhibit fluctuating price trends across various sectors. Initially, commodity Commodity movements remain mixed: in Binéfar, barley prices showed mixed movements, with barley, wheat, rose to 244 euros per tonne, and alfalfa seeing wheat prices saw slight increases in regions like Binéfar, Salamanca, for both feed and bread varieties. In León, barley and oats experienced modest increases, while corn harvesting progresses due to stable weather. Conversely, in Salamanca, sunflower and corn prices declined in Salamanca. declined, though alfalfa prices rose. In the livestock sector, lamb prices rose in Albacete, though have shown upward trends. In Albacete and at the Lonja Agropecuaria de La Mancha, prices for Manchego lamb and other categories rose, including lambs weighing between 10.5 and 15 kg. While prices for the smallest lambs remained stable, prices for kids decreased. Following these varied trends, more previously saw a decline. Vegetable and fruit markets have faced significant price surges were reported for cultivated surges. Cultivated vegetables, such as including tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers, which saw reported monthly increases of 18.5%. 18.5% and annual increases of 17.3%. Fresh berries also experienced a substantial annual price increase of 47.4%. While certain cereals Despite these surges and certain decreases in sugar prices decreased, and cereal prices, food inflation remained remains a factor in the consumer price index.
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- 2026-10-17 20:43 UTC Spanish agricultural market price trends
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