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Weekly reports
Each week Husfarm sums up the past week for every product group: the median price change by product and by country and the largest moves of single quotes, each against the same market’s previous publication.
Monday 9 November 2026
- Husfarm Index at 82.7, −2.0% on the week; Marrow median −21.3%, Bamboo Shoots +12.2%The Husfarm Index stood at 82.7 (2025 = 100), −2.0% on one week. Marrow showed the largest median fall among products at −21.3%, Bamboo Shoots the largest rise at +12.2%.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Aquaculture prices, 2–8 November 2026: squid rings up 11.8%, white squid down 22.2%Aquaculture prices in week 2026-W45: Medellín Wholesale Markets recorded the largest rises, led by squid rings at +11.8%. The largest fall was white squid at Bogotá DC Corabastos Wholesale Market, at −22.2%.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Dairy and egg prices, 2026-W45: Colombian cheese up to +6.7%, down to −7.8%Dairy and egg prices for 2 November to 8 November 2026: 209 quotes from 43 markets in 5 countries were published. Italy's median change was +0.2%, Colombia's ±0.0%.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Fish prices: Spanish hake quotes show widest moves, Mercabilbao +38.0%Fish prices, 2–8 November 2026 (2026-W45): small hake at Mercabilbao is up +38.0% to 10.90 EUR/kg; anchovies show a median of +2.3%, blue whiting −2.6%.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Flower prices: Rose median +5.1%, Physalis +2.0% in 2026-W45Flower prices, 2 November 2026 to 8 November 2026: Rose rose by a median +5.1% and Physalis by +2.0%, while no flower product is listed as falling. 132 quotes from 34 markets were published.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Fruit prices in 2026-W45: Bitter Gourd +7.1%, Tamarillo −10.3% in weekly mediansFruit prices from 2 November 2026 to 8 November 2026: Bitter Gourd shows the largest median rise at +7.1% and Tamarillo the largest fall at −10.3%, among 4137 published quotes.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Grain and cereal prices, week 2026-W45: Sinaloa white maize +24.1%, yam beans −48.0%Grain and cereal prices for 2 November 2026 to 8 November 2026: 789 quotes, 93 markets, 9 countries. The largest rise was white maize in Mexico at +24.1%, the largest fall yam beans in China at −48.0%.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Herb prices, 2–8 November 2026: coriander median −2.2%, mixed moves in TaiwanHerb prices for the week of 2 November 2026 to 8 November 2026: coriander is the only product listed as falling, with a median change of −2.2% across 10 quotes compared. No product is listed as rising.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Meat and poultry prices 2026-W45: Medellín beef filet +16.2%, Bogotá chicken −18.6%Meat and poultry prices, 2 November 2026 to 8 November 2026: 977 quotes, 68 markets, 10 countries. Beef tenderloin in Medellín +16.2%; chicken leg quarters in Bogotá −18.6%.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Processed food prices on Husfarm: Medellín sugar +15.8%, Bogotá flour −18.1%Processed food prices on Husfarm, 2 to 8 November 2026: sulphited white sugar at Medellín Wholesale Markets changed by +15.8%, while wheat flour at Bogotá Paloquemao Market changed by −18.1%.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Spice prices 2–8 November 2026: ginger +22.7% in Taoyuan, large cardamom −0.8%Spice prices, 2 to 8 November 2026: ginger at Taoyuan Agricultural Products Wholesale Market rose +22.7% to 113 TWD/kg, while large cardamom had a median change of −0.8%.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
- Vegetable prices: Marrow median −21.3%, Luffa +8.3% in week 45 of 2026Vegetable prices from 2 November 2026 to 8 November 2026: Luffa showed the largest median rise at +8.3% and Marrow the largest median fall at −21.3%, across 4219 published quotes.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes
Saturday 7 November 2026
- Husfarm Index 82.7 in 2026-W44; blackberry +6.5%, tamarillo and mango −13.2%The Husfarm Index stood at 82.7 (2025 = 100), a one-week change of −2.0%. Blackberry showed the highest median rise at +6.5%, while tamarillo and mango both showed −13.2%.Weekly reportsBased on husfarm.com quotes