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In the UK, kohlrabi prices in November 2026 vary by seller. Some supermarkets offer it at around £1.50 per piece, while direct-from-producer sources price it between £1.69 and £1.79. Organic varieties, especially those packaged or delivered fresh from farms, typically range from £2.65 to £2.95 each.
Wholesale prices for UK-grown organic kohlrabi average between £0.79 and £1.30 per item. Independent retailers often mark it up to between £1.95 and £2.50 apiece.
For bulk orders, one UK supplier lists whole cases at £2.20 per kohlrabi, while another notes wholesale pricing around £3.86 per kilogram. Overall, buyers should expect to pay anywhere from £1.50 to £2.95, depending on size, retailer type, and organic certification.
I provide fresh kohlrabi, harvested directly from our fields and cultivated through sustainable practices that preserve both quality and flavor. Harvesting is precisely timed during peak season to ensure optimal taste and texture. Our produce suits markets, restaurants, and local grocers alike.
Whether you are a wholesaler or operate a smaller business, I can meet your needs with a reliable supply. Here are some offerings to consider:
For locally grown British vegetables this season, please reach out for more information.
I purchase bulk kohlrabi from local UK farmers committed to sustainable agriculture and fresh markets. If you have surplus crops, I’m eager to buy your high-quality produce directly.
The best kohlrabi should be firm, pest-free, and freshly picked to maintain freshness. Typical ads might say: "Freshly harvested kohlrabi available this November, sold in 10 kg lots," or "Organic kohlrabi from the newest crop, perfect for wholesalers and retailers."
I welcome inquiries from growers across England, Scotland, and Wales who focus on eco-friendly farming practices.
Kohlrabi is growing in popularity as a nutritious, versatile vegetable in the UK. Wholesale prices remain stable as of November 2026; for example, in September, the average was about £3.86 per kilogram, consistent with the annual norm.
Retail costs vary by outlet and packaging. Major supermarkets typically charge between £1.30 and £1.50 per piece, while organic packs weighing around 400g cost approximately £3.85, or roughly £9.63 per kilogram.
These figures reflect current market trends but may shift due to seasonal factors, supply chain changes, and regional differences.
In November 2026, kohlrabi is widely available across the UK through various channels. Many farmers supply fresh produce directly to local markets and farm shops nationwide.
The International Agricultural Exchange Agro-Market24 offers an effective online platform for purchasing kohlrabi. This global marketplace connects growers and buyers, making it easier to find quality products at competitive prices.
Wholesalers and retailers seeking seasonal vegetables like kohlrabi will find Agro-Market24 an invaluable resource.
UK producers have multiple avenues for selling kohlrabi, including agricultural markets and distribution networks. The international agricultural exchange Agro-Market24 facilitates cross-border trade in fresh produce.
Using such a digital platform expands sellers' reach to a wider audience of wholesalers, retailers, and exporters. Alongside online sales, traditional outlets like local farmers' markets and direct agreements with restaurants or grocers remain crucial during harvest season.
As of November 2026, combining classic and innovative methods can enhance visibility and profitability for UK growers.
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