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Sell Raspberries and Buy - Price and Purchase

Publication date: 05.06.2026

• Price of Raspberries - How Much Do They Cost?
• I sell raspberries
• I buy raspberries
• Purchase of raspberries
• Where can you buy raspberries?
• Where can you sell raspberries?

Price of Raspberries - How Much Do They Cost?

In the UK, fresh raspberries remain a high-value fruit. As of June 2026, wholesale prices across Europe for exported raspberries hover between £15 and £18 per kilogram. Limited UK trade keeps costs elevated. When it comes to retail, a 160g punnet recently fetched about €2.80 in European markets, roughly equating to £2.40. Premium-quality raspberries from Spain and Portugal are priced around €10-12 per kg, with some markets quoting rates as high as €15.92-15.96 per kg.

Raspberries in the UK remain pricey in June 2026, with wholesale rates typically between £15 and £18 per kilogram, and retail punnets usually selling for a few pounds each.

I sell raspberries

I provide fresh, succulent raspberries cultivated right in the heart of the British countryside. Harvested at their sweetest, these berries are ideal for desserts, jams, or a nutritious snack. Whether you’re cooking at home, running a café, or managing a stall at a farmers’ market, my raspberries promise excellent taste and quality.

For example, I recently offered a 5 kg batch of organic raspberries perfect for local retailers and small enterprises. Another option includes 2 kg punnets suited for family use or catering purposes. All berries are picked daily to ensure freshness and delivered across multiple regions in the UK. If you’re after sweet, flavorful raspberries this season, keep an eye out for these top-notch, locally grown products at fair prices.

I buy raspberries

I purchase raspberries in bulk for fresh consumption and to process into jams or desserts. If you have an excess harvest or are a UK grower wanting to sell your crop, I’m interested in high-quality fruit. Typical orders begin at 10 kg, with pricing based on the berry’s quality and delivery conditions.

For example, sellers sometimes advertise: "Fresh June raspberries available, 15 kg, organic, freshly picked" or "Raspberries for sale, UK farm, bulk orders welcome, premium quality." If you have raspberries ready this season, please reach out with your offers.

Purchase of raspberries

In June 2026, raspberry prices in the UK vary depending on packaging and retailer:

• a 425g pack costs around £4.50, which breaks down to roughly £10.59 per kilogram,
• a 300g pack is £3.35, equating to about £11.17 per kilogram,
• a set of nine canes (three of each variety) is priced at £24.99, with shipping within 48 hours,
• a single cane costs £9.99, available for dispatch by the end of July 2026.

These options appeal to consumers wanting fresh fruit or gardening enthusiasts ready to grow their own.

Where can you buy raspberries?

If you’re shopping for raspberries in the UK this June, you have several choices. Local farmers' markets are a great option, offering fresh, seasonal fruit often picked just hours before sale. Supermarkets and grocery stores also stock raspberries during summer when the fruit is at its peak.

For bulk or wholesale purchases, the International Agricultural Exchange Agro-Market24 is an excellent resource. It connects buyers and sellers across Europe, providing access to fresh raspberries directly from growers and distributors, ensuring competitive pricing and quality.

Where can you sell raspberries?

In the UK, raspberries can be sold through various avenues, from local farmers' markets to online marketplaces. A prime choice for larger volume or international trade is Agro-Market24, a global agricultural exchange linking producers with buyers worldwide.

This platform enables raspberry growers to reach broader markets, often securing better prices and smoother transactions than traditional sales channels. As of June 2026, leveraging digital marketplaces like Agro-Market24 can noticeably enhance visibility and profitability in the competitive UK raspberry industry.