Vegetable Retail Performance for Year Ending December 2024

Vegetable retail performance for the year ending December 2024 reveals notable shifts, with some categories showing strong growth while others face declines.

Vegetable retail performance for the year ending December 2024 shows variations across categories. Broccoli led value growth at 22%, followed by capsicums at 19% and cabbages at 19%. Mushrooms increased by 0.85%, while onions were nearly flat at 0.06%.

Celery had the highest volume growth at 9.5%, followed by cucumber at 7% and cut leaf salad at 7%. Beans declined by 15%, with cabbages down 10% and cauliflower down 6%.

Freshlogic | VEG Retail Value and Volume Growth 2

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