Imported green cabbage averaged 0.62 euros per kg on Montenegro’s wholesale market from 16 to 31 October 2026, up 123.91% from October 2025, according to a report published by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Water Management. The figures show sharply different annual price movements across agricultural products, with rises for many vegetables and eggs but declines for several fruits.
Wholesale red cabbage averaged 1.02 euros per kg, a 27.50% increase year on year. Imported “Bullovo srce” tomatoes averaged 2.34 euros per kg, up 105.71%, while other tomato varieties averaged 1.69 euros per kg, an 87.95% rise. Cherry-cocktail tomatoes were priced at 5 euros per kg, 52.71% above the October 2025 level.
Imported sweet yellow square peppers averaged 4.27 euros per kg, up 84.72% year on year. Red square peppers cost 3.65 euros per kg, a 64.11% increase, while white sweet peppers averaged 1.43 euros per kg, up 38.97%. The report also recorded higher wholesale prices for both grape varieties listed: Black Magic averaged 1.96 euros per kg, up 21.25%, and Italia reached 1.65 euros per kg, a 22.22% increase.
Several fruit prices moved lower over the year. Imported Golden Delicious apples averaged 0.65 euros per kg, down 22.78%, while Granny Smith apples fell 14.29% to 0.75 euros per kg. Idared apples were 24.44% cheaper, at 0.50 euros per kg. Williams pears averaged 0.80 euros per kg, a 46.84% decline, and lemons averaged 0.81 euros per kg, down 43.51%.
In dairy products, raw milk averaged 0.50 euros per kg, 2.04% more than a year earlier. Fresh semi-fat cheese was priced at 5.71 euros, an annual increase of 6.37%. The report’s livestock purchase prices also rose for male calves, at 5.50 euros per kg, up 5.25%, and beef, which averaged 3.44 euros per kg, up 5.31%. By contrast, the purchase price for culled cows for slaughter fell 39.39% to 1.10 euros per kg.
Wholesale prices increased for all four egg sizes covered by the report. Class M eggs averaged 0.18 euros each, up 33.33% from October 2025, and class S eggs cost 0.13 euros each, a 30% rise. Class L reached 0.19 euros each, up 26.67%, while class XL averaged 0.21 euros each, an increase of 27.27%.
The figures cover the period from 16 to 31 October 2026 and are compared with October 2025. They are wholesale prices and exclude VAT. The ministry collects data every 15 days from companies and entrepreneurs involved in producing, purchasing and importing agricultural products.
