This report covers fruit prices only. On 14 November 2026 Husfarm published 134 quotes from 9 markets in 3 countries. Five quotes showed rises against the previous publication on 13 November 2026, and three showed falls. No new 52-week highs or lows were recorded.

Biggest rises

The largest rise was for chayote at the Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO) in Hong Kong. It was quoted at 4.70 HKD/catty (0.605 kg), a change of +51.6% from 3.10 HKD/catty (0.605 kg) the day before.

Chayote, Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO) · mid-point of the published range, HKD/catty (0.605 kg)
2.53.03.54.04.55.0Nov4.70

Source: Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO) via husfarm.com. Full price history

At the CASI auction in Almería, Spain, loose smooth tomatoes were quoted at 1.20–2.05 EUR/kg, up +35.4% from 0.30–2.10 EUR/kg.

Loose smooth tomatoes, CASI auction, Almería · mid-point of the published range, EUR/kg
1.01.21.41.61.82.02.22.41.63

Source: CASI auction, Almería via husfarm.com. Full price history

Other gainers

  • Papayas, Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO), Hong Kong: 2.60 HKD/catty (0.605 kg), +13.0% from 2.30 HKD/catty (0.605 kg).
  • Melon, Kayseri Wholesale Market, Turkey: 10.00–23.00 TRY/kg, +10.0% from 10.00–20.00 TRY/kg.
  • Grapes seedless, Kayseri Wholesale Market, Turkey: 30.00–45.00 TRY/kg, +7.1% from 30.00–40.00 TRY/kg.

Biggest falls

Plum tomatoes at the Agroejido auction in El Ejido, Spain, recorded the largest fall, at 0.20–1.22 EUR/kg. That is −27.2% from 0.50–1.45 EUR/kg on 13 November 2026.

Plum tomatoes at the Agroponiente auction in Poniente, Spain, were quoted at 0.82–1.21 EUR/kg, a change of −16.5% from 1.12–1.31 EUR/kg. In Hong Kong, hairymelon at the Cheung Sha Wan Wholesale Vegetable Market (VMO) was quoted at 7.40 HKD/catty (0.605 kg), −2.6% from 7.60 HKD/catty (0.605 kg).

Coverage by product and country

Tomato was the most quoted product, with 26 quotes. Apple followed with 13 quotes and grape with 9. Banana, lemon and mandarin had 6 quotes each.

By country, Turkey accounted for 121 quotes, Spain for 8 and Hong Kong for 5.

How to read these changes

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 only a short quote history are left out of the lists, so the rises and falls above are not a complete record of every price movement.