Carrot Price Trend and Forecast

Regional Price trend

Get the latest insights on price movement and trend analysis of Carrot in different regions across the world (Asia, Europe, North America, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa).

Carrot Price Trend for the Second Half of 2023

Carrot prices, along with other vegetables, observed a rising price trajectory throughout the period under discussion. At the beginning of the third quarter in July, an erratic monsoon delayed the planting and sowing process for vegetables. In the beginning, around a 12% month-on-month increase was seen in the Indian vegetable market.

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Though the final quarter saw some decline in prices with the new harvests coming in the supply chains, the wedding season in India, along with long festivals and New Year holidays, prompted the demands from the food industry. So, there was some tugging witnessed in the carrot markets.

With increased supply, the prices started to come down for carrots in the early months of Q4. Albeit, the offtakes were very supportive of the downstream attributes. Thus, a positive performance with healthy market dynamics was seen in the later months of Q4.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, with the ongoing unseasonal weather disruptions, the crop yield is set to be affected; thus, the Carrot price trends are expected to rise further.

Carrot Price trend for First Half of 2023

In the first and second quarters, it was seen that the rates of exports from Israel spiked up as the European markets witnessed high demand. According to Israeli farmers, there were a number of factors that impacted the European market that drove up the demand.

Climate change, increasing costs of energy, and the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war all contributed to the northward trajectory of the price trends of carrots. Along with this, the temperature due to the effects of global warming, the number of wet days, the yield, and the quality also influenced the carrots market heavily.

While other commodities are becoming more price-attractive, such as wheat, the higher cost of growing in Israel and Europe is not adequately offset by the markets, demotivating growers to switch and not grow other vegetable categories. Not only in the European countries, the demand for Israeli produce was also high in the UK region. The rates of imports in the UK also rose significantly, contributing to an incline of almost 20% in the prices of carrots during the first two quarters of 2023.

Analyst Insight

According to Procurement Resource, the price of Carrots is expected to showcase a positive trend as the market activities of carrots will likely be driven by high demand and limited supply.

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