On 11 November 2026 Husfarm published 2352 quotes from 40 markets in 9 countries. This report sets out the largest rises and falls against each market's previous publication on 10 November 2026. No new 52-week highs or lows are listed for the day.
Largest rises
Six quotes are listed among the biggest increases. Two of them are from Taiwan.
- Choy sum, Pingtung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market, Taiwan: 54.70 TWD/kg, +75.3%, from 31.20 TWD/kg.
- Mustard greens, Sanchong Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market, Taiwan: 30.80 TWD/kg, +75.0%, from 17.60 TWD/kg.
- Cherry tomatoes on the vine, CASI auction, Almería, Spain: 3.05 EUR/kg, +67.1%, from 0.45–3.20 EUR/kg.
- Marrows Baby, grade 1, Cape Town Market, South Africa: 50.00 ZAR/10 kg box, +66.7%, from 20.00–40.00 ZAR/10 kg box.
- Cucumber (hybrid), Kalimati Fruits and Vegetable Market, Nepal: 60.00–80.00 NPR/kg, +55.6%, from 40.00–50.00 NPR/kg.
- Coriander leaves, Puebla, 5 kg bundle, Mercado de Abasto de Querétaro, Mexico: 7.00–10.00 MXN/kg, +54.5%, from 4.00–7.00 MXN/kg.
Largest falls
Six quotes are listed among the biggest decreases. Cape Town Market appears twice, as it does among the rises.
- Pomelo, Taipei Second Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market, Taiwan: 8.39 TWD/kg, −76.8%, from 36.19 TWD/kg.
- Courgettes - type unspecified - second category, Agroponiente auction, Adra, Spain: 0.06 EUR/kg, −72.7%, from 0.22 EUR/kg.
- Watermelon, grade 1X, count 25, Cape Town Market, South Africa: 200–1,250 ZAR/500 kg bin, −63.8%, from 2,000 ZAR/500 kg bin.
- Chinese yam, imported, Taichung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market, Taiwan: 11.50 TWD/kg, −55.4%, from 25.80 TWD/kg.
- Mustard leaf, small, Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO), China: 6.10 HKD/catty (0.605 kg), −54.1%, from 13.30 HKD/catty (0.605 kg).
- Potato Panamera (Washed), grade 1U, Cape Town Market, South Africa: 10.00–20.00 ZAR/10 kg pocket, −53.8%, from 25.00–40.00 ZAR/10 kg pocket.
Charts: the two Taiwanese leaders
The charts below show the price history for the two largest rises of the day, both leafy vegetables quoted in Taiwan: choy sum at Pingtung and mustard greens at Sanchong.
Source: Pingtung Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market via husfarm.com. Full price history
Source: Sanchong Fruit and Vegetable Wholesale Market via husfarm.com. Full price history
Coverage by product and country
Pepper was the most quoted product with 188 quotes, followed by Tomato with 99, Apple with 80, Onion with 78, Potato with 73 and Cabbage with 72.
By country, Taiwan supplied the most quotes with 756, followed by Mexico with 747, Spain with 283, South Africa with 231, Turkey with 213 and China with 110. Australia contributed 8 quotes and Nepal 2.
Method
Each change compares a quote with the same market's previous publication, in that market's own currency and unit. Very large moves and series with too few quotes over the past year are left out of the lists.

