In the UK, apple prices during November 2026 vary significantly by variety. Wholesale rates range from £1.00 to £2.06 per kilogram. Popular varieties include:
bramley’s seedling priced around £1.20 to £1.37 per kg,
cox’s orange group ranging from £1.10 to £1.55,
gala apples roughly between £1.17 and £1.31,
braeburn close to £1.15 to £1.53 per kg,
premium egremont russet commanding £1.80 to £2.06 per kg.
Price ranges by season typically are late-season apples at £1.24 to £1.66 per kg, early-season varieties £0.98 to £1.10, and mid-season types £1.00 to £1.37.
I sell apples
As autumn winds down, I offer fresh apples harvested from sustainable UK orchards. These fruits are perfect for cider-making, cooking, or eating fresh, embodying British horticultural tradition. If you run a market stall, farm shop, or food business, sourcing directly from growers ensures:
bulk supplies of fresh Bramley apples, perfect for baking and preserves,
recently picked, crisp Cox’s Orange Pippin apples ready for prompt delivery,
locally grown organic varieties suitable for artisanal cider production.
I buy apples
Purchasing apples sustains UK orchards and seasonal harvests. November is critical as suppliers prepare fruit for winter storage and sales. Farmers and wholesalers collaborate nationwide. Examples of agricultural sector needs include:
bulk availability of freshly harvested Bramley and Cox apples-ideal for wholesalers and retailers,
dependable buyers sought for dessert apples grown sustainably in Kent and Herefordshire,
crisp, juicy apples from organic orchards ready for UK-wide delivery,
purchasers needed for early-winter varieties known for long shelf life and great flavor.
Purchase of apples
UK apple prices in November 2026 depend on harvest size, storage, and transport costs. Wholesale prices range from £1.50 to £2.00 per kilogram, varying by variety and quality. Retail prices rise to £2.50 to £3.50 per kilogram due to packaging and supply chain expenses. Seasonal availability and market trends also impact pricing.
Where can you buy apples?
Apples are sold across the UK via local farms, farmers’ markets, and agricultural trade platforms. Notably, the International Agricultural Exchange Agro-Market24 connects growers and buyers globally. November 2026 marks peak harvest, making a wide variety of fresh apples accessible through these outlets. Platforms like Agro-Market24 facilitate direct producer-to-retailer connections, supporting the agricultural economy and ensuring efficient delivery of quality fruit.
Where can you sell apples?
UK apple growers have numerous options to sell their produce effectively:
farmers’ markets remain a favored venue for selling fresh fruit directly to consumers,
agricultural cooperatives offer collective bargaining to negotiate better deals,
online exchanges such as Agro-Market24 provide broader reach, linking British farmers with buyers across Europe and beyond.
These digital marketplaces offer competitive pricing and up-to-date market insights, empowering growers to maximize sales amid evolving conditions.