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Seasonal calendar of fruits and vegetables in autumn

Written by: admin on September 25, 2025

The smartest choices for buyers

For buyers at supermarkets and retail chains in Eastern Europe, a stable supply of fresh fruit and vegetables is essential. Autumn offers plenty of opportunities: products with excellent value, high availability, and attractive margins. In this article, we share the most important seasonal products for September and October, so you can plan your purchasing wisely.
Grapes: stable quality and high demand

Autumn is prime grape season. Thanks to supplies from Southern Europe, grapes are now widely available. Seedless varieties remain popular with consumers in Eastern Europe, making this product a reliable source of profit.

Citrus fruit: preparing for the winter months

The first mandarins and oranges from Spain and Morocco are becoming available. This is the perfect time for buyers to sign contracts, so stores are ready for peak winter demand.

Apples and pears: local and European offerings

Polish and Dutch apples and pears are in full season. Retailers are benefiting from competitive prices, and consumers are appreciating the distinctive flavors.

Seasonal vegetables: bell pepper, tomato and cauliflower

Vegetables like bell peppers and tomatoes are still readily available from the Netherlands and Spain. Cauliflower is also readily available and attractive for promotional purposes.

Exotic fruits: growing popularity

In addition to traditional products, we’re seeing growing demand for avocados and mangoes in Eastern Europe. These products are now readily available through our suppliers in Latin America and Africa.

Conclusion

Autumn offers buyers in Eastern Europe ample opportunities to stock their shelves with popular and profitable products. As an importer and exporter from Rotterdam, we ensure reliable delivery, competitive prices, and consistent quality.

Would you like to know more about current availability or pricing? Feel free to contact us for a no-obligation consultation.