Prices for tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers and other salad vegetables are rising sharply due to storm damage in Morocco, poor yields in Spain, and surging energy costs from the Middle East conflict. Eurofrutta, London’s wholesale fruit and vegetable supplier, explains the current supply challenges and what to expect over the coming weeks.
Continue readingEaster 2026 – Opening Times
With Easter approaching, we thought we would remind you of our trading days.
We will open up to and including Thursday, the 2nd of April, close on Good Friday, the 3rd, and reopen on Saturday, the 4th. We will then be closed on Easter Sunday, the 5th, and Easter Monday, the 6th of April. Regular service will resume on Tuesday, the 7th of April.
Happy Easter!
Tenderstem Broccoli Supply Disruption — Important Update for London Customers | Eurofrutta
Important supply update from Eurofrutta, London’s trusted wholesale fruit and vegetable supplier. Tenderstem broccoli availability is disrupted due to severe weather in Spain and Kenya flooding. Orders may be reduced — purple sprouting broccoli offered as alternative. Contact us for the latest availability on fresh produce delivery across London.
Continue readingImportant Notice — Basil Supply Disruption
We are writing to let you know that fresh basil supply to Europe has been severely disrupted due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Flights from Israel — our primary source — have been drastically reduced. At the same time, heavy rains in Kenya have damaged crops, further reducing available supply. Overall basil availability in Europe is currently well under half of normal volumes.
What this means for your orders:
- All basil orders will be subject to reduced volumes until further notice.
- In some cases, we may be unable to supply basil at all. We will notify you as early as possible if this affects your order.
- Pricing may fluctuate due to volatile freight and fuel costs.
We are working with our supply partners daily to secure every available kilogram and will update you as the situation develops. The European domestic growing season is approaching, which should help ease supply in the coming weeks.
We apologise for the inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.
The Eurofrutta Team