Latest data of average price for imported vegetables under the earth in Japan

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Domestic prices of vegetables under the earth
Import prices of vegetables under the earth
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Abstract

The trends in domestic and imported vegetables in Japanese agriculture are interesting. According to data from 2022, domestically produced garlic recorded the highest price of 1,320 yen per kg. On the other hand, among imported vegetables, mountain yam had the highest price at 594 yen/kg. These figures show that the prices of domestically produced vegetables tend to be higher than imported ones. In general, domestically produced vegetables have a high level of trust in their quality and safety, and the price can reflect the producers’ efforts and the constraints of the production environment. The prices of imported vegetables are affected by international factors such as the balance between supply and demand and foreign exchange rates. Changes in Japan’s agricultural policies and trade agreements could also affect the market. Given this background, it can be said that the price difference between domestically produced and imported vegetables arises from a variety of factors.

Domestic prices of vegetables under the earth

The trends in Japanese agriculture regarding domestically grown vegetables, especially earthen vegetables, are interesting. Looking at data from 2004 to 2022, garlic is particularly noteworthy. Prices have now fallen to 68.1% of the high of 1,930 yen/kg recorded in 2021. This trend is likely due to changes in domestic garlic production and demand. In general, the prices of domestically produced vegetables are affected by production volume, weather conditions, changes in consumer demand, and other factors. Changes in agricultural policies and international trade also influence the market. As this data shows, the prices of domestically produced vegetables fluctuate greatly depending on the season and factors. While the fall in garlic prices is a positive thing for consumers, it could also have an impact on producers’ profits. It will be necessary to continue to pay close attention to price trends of domestically produced vegetables.

The maximum is 1.93kYen/kg[2021] of Garlic, and the current value is about 68.1%

Import prices of vegetables under the earth

The vegetable import market is a notable factor in Japanese agriculture. According to the latest data for 2022, the overall maximum price was 685 yen/kg for sweet potato, the highest price ever. This data suggests that the prices of imported vegetables are on an upward trend. The imported vegetable market is heavily influenced by the demand and supply of foreign products. Imported vegetables are becoming increasingly important to meet domestic production shortages and seasonal fluctuations in demand. Fluctuations in international trade relations and exchange rates also affect prices. Consumer preferences and safety concerns are also factors influencing the imported vegetable market. Past trends show that the prices of imported vegetables fluctuate depending on many factors and are far from stable. It will be necessary to continue to pay close attention to trends in the imported vegetable market.