economy
February 6, 2026
Tolerates cold, even significant negatives
Few vegetable growers sow Brussels sprouts, and those who have them in their fields also deal with other brassicas, primarily cabbage and cauliflower.
TL;DR
- Brussels sprout harvest is ongoing.
- This season's yield is lower than last year due to dry and warm weather.
- The crop was affected by insects early on but was protected with pesticides.
- Brussels sprouts are becoming more popular in domestic diets, often purchased by young homemakers.
- The vegetable is nutritious, rich in vitamins C and A, proteins, fiber, and minerals.
- Wholesale price is around 220 dinars per kilogram, and retail is 300 dinars for half a kilogram.
- Growers often cultivate other brassicas like cabbage and cauliflower to mitigate risks.
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