14 April 2025
AgriFutures Horizon Scholarship
Project overview
Careers and workforce and Training and education
2023 - 2025
1 April 2025
American Serpentine Leafminer ASLM detected in the Lockyer Valley
Article
Pests diseases and biosecurity
Onions, Beans and more
27 March 2025
Soil Wealth ICP Tarwin, Vic demonstration site – labile carbon results
Video
On-farm and crop management
27 March 2025
Soil Wealth ICP Tarwin, VIC demonstration site update – June 2024
Video
On-farm and crop management
27 March 2025
Level Up Hort: Levelling up vegetable and onion business performance webinar
Video
Industry development and communication and Productivity
27 March 2025
VegNET Tasmania: Bites and insights – being prepared for fall armyworm (FAW)
Video
Pests diseases and biosecurity
26 March 2025
Antimicrobial resistance in the vegetable industry
Project overview
Pests diseases and biosecurity and Chemicals & pesticides
03/02/2025 - 31/07/2026
26 March 2025
Increasing vegetable consumption by 2030: Program Coordinator (Plus One Serve)
Project overview
Consumer and market research, Health and nutrition and more
22/12/2024 - 13/01/2028
25 March 2025
Beans insights: Explore key sales metrics and buying habits for Beans Jan 2025: Report
Market study
Consumer and market research and Industry data and insights
Beans and Legumes
25 March 2025
Leek insights: Explore key sales metrics and buying habits for Leeks Jan 2025: Report
Market study
Consumer and market research and Industry data and insights
Alliums and Leeks
Performance Summary
- Leeks have registered dollar sales growth this year, however kilogram sales have declined by –5.5%. Carrots and Onions are the only vegetables within the competitive set that have registered both dollar and kilogram sales growth this year.
- Slightly ahead of trends at total market level, Leek average price per kilogram increased at +8.8% this year. Whilst the highest average price per kilogram in the competitive set, this growth is behind Carrots, Cauliflower and Broccoli/Broccolini.
- In the latest 52 weeks, there are fewer households buying Leek compared to year ago, however purchase frequency levels have been maintained at 3.2 occasions per annum.
- Other, smaller supermarkets and Greengrocers/Markets are driving the decline in kilogram sales for Leek this year, against slight growth registered by Major Supermarkets.
- Leek sales are declining amongst all household types this year, with the exception of Independent Singles and Young Transitionals.