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UK retail: Spanish tomatoes more expensive than Dutch

Slowly more British greenhouse grown produce becomes available on UK retail shelves. After Sainsbury's, Asda and Morrisons, also Waitrose and Tesco are offering British cucumbers this week.

According to the latest data provided by market intelligence service ProduceView, Spanish cucumbers are currently only offered by M&S and Lidl. Morrisons, Aldi and Co-op are offering Dutch cucumbers this week.

Retail pricing of the cucumbers remains stable; from as low as 49p for a cucumber at Lidl and Aldi to as much as 59p for a cucumber at Co-op.

British green peppers

The first British green peppers arrived last week at Sainsbury's for a price of 50p. Asda and Tesco offered Dutch peppers for respectively 50p and 60p, while Morrisons and M&S offer Spanish green peppers for respectively 50p and 60p.



Expensive Spanish tomatoes

Spain and the Canary Islands are also the main supplier of tomatoes to Sainsbury's, Co-op and Waitrose. Asda and Morrisons offered Dutch tomatoes, which were also the lowest in price (2£/KG at Asda and 1.91£/KG at Morrisons. The most expensive tomatoes were the Spanish ones at Waitrose, sold at 2.35£/KG.

This article was made with help of data prepared by ProduceView. For more information about their UK retail reports:

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