Bell pepper benchmark for the Netherlands — demo in progress
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Thank you for reaching out about a bell pepper benchmark in the Netherlands. I read your note — you’re looking for a per‑wholesaler, weekly price benchmark.
Quick insight: Dutch bell pepper supply is strongly seasonal and concentrated around greenhouse production in Limburg (Fresh Park Venlo). Domestic volumes typically rise from late spring through summer, which usually puts downward pressure on wholesale prices; in winter, lower local supply and increased imports push prices higher. Tridge Eye can combine auction/clock data and wholesale transaction records to produce true weekly, per‑wholesaler benchmarks for NL markets.
Based on what you shared, I’m putting together a Tridge Eye demo tailored to weekly, per‑wholesaler benchmarking for bell peppers in the Netherlands so you can compare wholesalers, spot seasonality, and export the results (CSV/dashboard/API).
Before I finalize the demo: which time range would you prefer (e.g., last 12 weeks, season‑to‑date, or specific months)? Also, do you want national coverage or specific markets/wholesalers (e.g., Venlo, Aalsmeer)? Any preferred output format or other KPIs to include (volume-weighted avg price, median, #transactions)?
Best regards,
Tridge Sales Representative