GRAPHIC: High volatility in Eggplant market

Eggplant volume has been lower this fall than previous years, which is causing higher price fluctuations both at wholesale and retail levels. The following graphic was produced by...

By Agtools

December 15, 2021

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GRAPHIC: High volatility in Eggplant market

Eggplant volume has been lower this fall than previous years, which is causing higher price fluctuations both at wholesale and retail levels.

The following graphic was produced by Agtools Inc. BB #:355102, showing more volatility in the market, both with volume and price. (click on graphic to expand)

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