The wholesale average price for bananas originates from Latin America EUR207 per 100 kilograms in Spain

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The week of 42 was a time when the median wholesale cost of European bananas was EUR113 for 100 kilograms in Spain in Spain, and Portugal was constant at EUR208 for 100 kilograms.

For week 42 average retail price for bananas in Latin America remained stable at EUR207.5/100 kgs in Spain and the prices in France still at EUR104/100kgs.

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