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27 May 2026

Sweet Corn insights: Explore key sales metrics and buying habits – Apr 2026

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Consumer and market research and Industry data and insights
Sweet Corn
27 May 2026

Eggplant insights: Explore key sales metrics and buying habits – Apr 2026

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Consumer and market research and Industry data and insights
Eggplant and Solanaceous vegetables
27 May 2026

Cabbage insights: Explore key sales metrics and buying habits – Apr 2026

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Brassicas and Cabbage
18 May 2026

Pricing squeeze on vegetable growers confirmed in latest official statistics

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18 May 2026

Pledge for More Veg: Backing growers by driving demand

Article
Consumer and market research and Health and nutrition
18 May 2026

The protein transition: A growing opportunity for Australian vegetable growers

Article
Consumer and market research and Health and nutrition
5 May 2026

Pumpkin insights: Explore key sales metrics and buying habits – Mar 2026

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Pumpkins and Cucurbits
5 May 2026

Cucumber insights: Explore key sales metrics and buying habits – Mar 2026

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Cucumber and Cucurbits
5 May 2026

Broccoli insights: Explore key sales metrics and buying habits – Mar 2026

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Broccoli and Brassicas
14 April 2026

Celery insights: Explore key sales metrics and buying habits – Feb 2026

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Consumer and market research
Celery
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Key Findings

– Sales and Volume Change: Celery dollar sales increased 4.1% over the past year, in line with the fresh vegetable market, while retail volumes declined ‑5.7%.
– Drivers of Growth: Value growth was driven by higher prices, with average prices rising 10.4% year‑on‑year. This resulted in fewer households buying celery, with annual purchase volumes falling by around 200g per household.
– Retail Channel Trends: Celery volume losses were driven by the major supermarket channel, where volumes declined ‑7.5%, while volumes were relatively stable across specialty stores.
– Format Performance: Loose celery remains the primary volume driver across major supermarkets; however, this format also drove the decline, with loose volumes down ‑12.3%. In contrast, prepacked celery recorded double‑digit growth, reflecting a shift in shopper preference.
– Household Engagement:  Volume losses were strongest among older households, singles, younger adults and families with young children, while growth was more resilient among established couples and families with teenagers.