Fruit and vegetable prices at wholesale markets are still going up, with tomatoes and green and red peppers rising most. The figures compare 6 November with the end of October.

Tomatoes now cost €2.35 a kilo, up 16.92% from €2.01 a week earlier.

Green peppers cost €1.20 a kilo, up 17.65% from €1.02. Red peppers sell for up to €1.50.

Courgettes rose 12.50%, from €1.12 to €1.26 a kilo. Cucumbers cost €1.80, up from €1.68, and lettuce is €0.75, up from €0.69. A kilo of carrots is €0.66, up from €0.64 until recently. Potatoes cost up to €0.65.

Cabbage and lemons got cheaper. Cabbage fell from €0.62 to €0.55 a kilo, and lemons from €1.43 to €1.33. Bananas did not change, at €1.46 a kilo.

Dairy prices moved in different directions. A 125-gram pack of butter fell from €1.45 to €1.39, and a 400-gram pot of yoghurt from €0.79 to €0.74. A litre of fresh milk costs up to €1.23 after a rise.

Vitosha kashkaval stayed at €9.15 a kilo, while cow's milk white cheese edged up to €5.88.