UMDIS Mushroom Agency asked two people in Germany to send us the photos of mushroom prices in different supermarkets in end of May – June.
Germany is one of the largest consumers of mushrooms in EU. This country has number of domestic farms – as well they import mushrooms mostly from Poland. German mushroom producers take the advantage of promotion domestic products` consumption in Germany, doing lots of work to talk with German consumers.
In Germany there is the project going on – on the development of casing without peat. UMDIS Mushroom Agency wrote about it. As well mushroom producers can receive money from government for innovations – which are used for tilting shelves implementation for example.
Mushroom prices
Netto
1.69 Euro – 400 gr – 4.2 Euro per kg – Promotion – brown button mushrooms
2.49 Euro – 400 gr – 6.2 Euro per kg – Usual price – brown button mushrooms
Kaufland
2.29 Euro – 400 gr – 5.7 Euro per kg – white button mushrooms
2.49 Euro – 400 gr – 6.2 Euro per kg – brown button mushrooms
Aldi
2.29 Euro – 400 gr – 5.7 Euro per kg – white button mushrooms for grill
2.19 Euro – 250 gr – 8.7 Euro per kg – organic brown button mushrooms
Edeka
2.29 Euro – 400 gr – 5.7 Euro per kg – Promotion, one label – white button mushrooms
2.79 Euro – 300 gr – 9.3 Euro per kg – other label, usual price – white button mushrooms
2.49 Euro – 400 gr – 6.2 Euro per kg – Promotion, one label – brown button mushrooms
2.99 Euro – 300 gr – 9.97 Euro per kg – other label, usual price – brown button mushrooms
So, as you see – the prices on mushrooms in different shops are similar. In some cases, are completely the same. The price for brown button mushroom is 8.7% higher than the price of white button mushroom. This time of year, we see promotions on mushrooms in different shops.
In which country are you? Do you need counsuling that improves your growing and / or picking of mushrooms.
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