Abstract
Looking at trends in central wholesale markets for vegetables in Japanese agriculture, the key data for root vegetables as of December 2022 is interesting. In terms of quantity, radish recorded the highest volume at 40.7kt, indicating high demand. On the other hand, in terms of price, carrots had the highest value at 3.67 million yen, reflecting their high demand and value due to their quality. In terms of price, bamboo shoots have the highest price at 2,680 yen/kg, establishing themselves as a high added value vegetable. These data show that there is high demand for root vegetables, with high added value vegetables such as carrots and bamboo shoots in particular occupying an important position in the market. These trends reflect changing demand trends in Japan’s agriculture industry and consumer preferences.
Quantity of root vegetables.
Looking at the quantity data for root vegetables in Japanese agriculture, daikon radish reached a peak of 97kt in October 2006, but has been on a downward trend since then. Current volume is down to about 41.9% of its peak. This trend is thought to be due to factors such as structural changes in agriculture, changes in demand, and climatic conditions. In particular, a variety of intertwined factors in Japanese agriculture may affect the production volume of certain vegetables. Such fluctuations may also be influenced by agricultural policies and technological innovations. Additionally, changes in consumer preferences and the impact of imported vegetables must be taken into account. Going forward, it will continue to be important to promote sustainable agricultural production and respond to changes in demand.
The maximum is 97kt[2006年10月] of Radish, and the current value is about 41.9%
Price of root vegetables.
Looking at the price data for vegetables in Japanese agriculture, carrots had the highest price of 10.5 million yen by prefecture in December 2022, recording an all-time high. This shows that carrots have high demand and value in the market. Additionally, looking at past trends, we can see that prices fluctuate by prefecture, influenced by regional production volumes and demand. Peak demand seasons and weather conditions are also factors that affect prices. Additionally, Japanese agricultural policies and international market trends may also affect prices. Taking these factors into account, vegetable prices are determined by complex factors, with the balance between supply and demand playing an important role. Going forward, it will be necessary to continue to strive for sustainable agricultural production while responding to fluctuations in the market.
The maximum is 10.5Myen[2016年10月] of Carrot, and the current value is about 35.1%
Prices of root vegetables.
Looking at price data for root vegetables in Japanese agriculture, the most recent available data shows that bamboo shoots cost 2,680 yen per kilogram in January 2006, the highest price ever recorded. This data suggests that bamboo shoots are in high demand and value. Additionally, based on past trends, root vegetable prices are easily affected by the season, weather and regional production volumes, and prices tend to rise especially during periods of peak demand. In addition, changes in market supply and demand, as well as the impact of agricultural policies, also affect prices. Root vegetables hold an important place in Japanese food culture, and prices often rise as demand increases. Going forward, efforts will be needed to stabilize the prices of root vegetables while taking into consideration the balance between supply and demand.
The maximum is the latest one, 2.68kYen/kg of Bambooshoot
Root vegetable prices (latest).
Looking at price data for root vegetables in Japanese agriculture, the latest available data for December 2022 shows that bamboo shoots were priced at 2,680 yen per kilogram, the highest price ever. This data suggests that bamboo shoots are in high demand and value. Based on historical trends, root crop prices are sensitive to the season, weather and regional production levels, and prices tend to rise, especially during periods of peak demand. Prices are also affected by changes in market supply and demand, as well as the impact of agricultural policies. Root vegetables hold an important place in Japanese food culture, and prices often rise as demand increases. Going forward, efforts will be needed to stabilize the prices of root vegetables while taking into consideration the balance between supply and demand.
The maximum is the latest one, 2.68kYen/kg of Bambooshoot
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