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Spinach Wholesale Price — Antalya

Lowest and highest wholesale prices for spinach, taken from the daily price bulletin of Antalya Wholesale Market. The page is updated every day with the new bulletin and shows the change by variety against yesterday, last week and last month, plus a price chart.

Bulletin date: 25.09.2026

Source: Antalya Metropolitan Municipality — Wholesale Market Complex

Prices are in Turkish lira (₺) per unit shown — kilogram, piece or bunch.

25.09.2026
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Spinach Wholesale Price — Antalya — 25.09.2026
Variety Unit Lowest Highest vs yesterday vs 7 days vs 30 days
Spinach kg 30.00 ₺ 60.00 ₺ 0.0% 0.0% 28.6%

Price chart

Each line is the daily average price of one variety (midpoint of the low and high price). Hover over the chart to see that day's prices.

Last 30 days

From the bulletins of the 30 days up to 25.09.2026. Records with a different unit are left out.

Last 30 days — Spinach
Variety Unit Lowest Highest Average Bulletins
Spinach kg 25.00 ₺ 70.00 ₺ 39.42 ₺ 26

About the crop

Spinach is the leading winter leafy vegetable; it grows quickly but spoils very fast after harvest. İzmir and Ankara lead Turkish production.

Growing difficulty: Moderate It grows without trouble in the field, but wilting and yellowing start very quickly after harvest, so speed in logistics is decisive.

Climate
Growth is best at 15–20°C. Temperatures above 24°C trigger bolting; young plants tolerate light frosts down to −5°C.
Growing regions
İzmir leads Turkish production (23.1%), followed by Ankara (21.2%) and Bursa (12.0%) (TurkStat, 2024). Total national output is about 237,000 tonnes.
Cultivation
Grown in the open field, and in some areas under cover for an early crop; the main production area is the Aegean (İzmir, Manisa, Aydın). Local and protected production in Antalya is limited.
Harvest calendar
In Antalya the winter crop is sown in September–October and harvested from November to February; the Aegean has two seasons, autumn and spring.
Main challenges
  • Downy mildew (Peronospora farinosa)
  • Aphids
  • Bolting driven by temperature and day length
  • Cercospora leaf spot
Storage
Even at 0°C and 95–100% relative humidity quality holds for 10–14 days at most; at 5–10°C it deteriorates faster.

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