Germany: Potato Trade Meets in Hamburg on 29 September for the 73rd International Potato Autumn Exchange
Βασικά καραβάνια
- 29 September 2026 is the date of the 73rd Autumn Exchange in Hamburg
- 17:00 is the programme start at Hotel Hafen Hamburg
- 3 speakers: Hamburg Senator Leonhard, AMI analyst Hambloch, DKHV President Herkenrath
- €149 / €185 is the fee for members / non-members
Γιατί έχει σημασία
- Για τους αγρότες
- Watch the AMI outlook for signals on free-market prices before selling from store.
- Για εμπόρους
- Use the AMI outlook in Hamburg to plan storage and contract positions for the smaller crop.
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The German potato trade gathers in Hamburg on the evening of 29 September for the seventy-third International Potato Autumn Exchange, organised by the German Potato Trade Association. The meeting takes place at Hotel Hafen Hamburg, with doors opening at half past four and the programme starting at five. Hamburg's economy senator Melanie Leonhard will speak, followed by market analyst Christoph Hambloch of AMI, who will review current developments and give an outlook for the coming months, and association president Thomas Herkenrath. The date follows the federal agriculture ministry's preliminary harvest results, planned for twenty-three September, so traders will arrive with official volume and quality data. The event is open to trade, packing, breeding, processing and technology companies. Registration runs online; members pay one hundred forty-nine euros and non-members one hundred eighty-five euros, including VAT.
The German potato trade meets in Hamburg on 29 September 2026. The German Potato Trade Association (DKHV) holds its 73rd International Potato Autumn Exchange at Hotel Hafen Hamburg, Seewartenstraße 9. Doors open at 16:30 and the programme starts at 17:00.
The DKHV sent its press release to potatoes.news on 17 September. The association says the event gives a current view of the potato sector and the issues it faces.
Who speaks
- Dr Melanie Leonhard, Hamburg Senator for Economy, Labour and Innovation.
- Christoph Hambloch of Agrarmarkt Informationsgesellschaft (AMI). He will present current market developments and an outlook for the coming months.
- Thomas Herkenrath, President of the DKHV.
Harvest data comes first
The timing is deliberate. The Federal Ministry of Agriculture (BMLEH) planned to publish preliminary 2026 harvest results on 23 September, based on its special harvest and quality surveys. Traders will therefore arrive in Hamburg with official figures on volume and quality.
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The exchange brings together trade, packing, breeding, processing and technology companies. Registration is open online at herbstboerse.dkhv.org. The fee is €149 for DKHV members and €185 for non-members, including VAT.
Γιατί έχει σημασία
This is the main autumn meeting of the German potato trade. It comes in a season with a much smaller crop and firm prices. The AMI outlook will be watched for signals on storage, contract prices and export supply in the months ahead.
Source: DKHV press release, 17 September 2026; DKHV registration page.
Photo: Block P (and Wandbereiterbrücke) in the Speicherstadt, Hamburg at night, GermanyThe Speicherstadt was built between 1885 (illustrative). Dietmar Rabich / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
Παγκόσμια Σύνοψη Πατάτας
Οι πέντε κορυφαίες ιστορίες, τιμές, ειδοποιήσεις για ασθένειες και εκδηλώσεις. Καθημερινά πρωινά, χωρίς διαφημίσεις.
Τι επόμενη
The exchange takes place on 29 September in Hamburg. AMI will give its market outlook for the coming months. Market reactions to the smaller 2026 crop will follow in autumn trading.
Πηγές
- DKHV press release to potatoes.news, 17 September 2026
- FreshPlaza.de — https://www.freshplaza.de/article/9873990/kartoffelbranche-trifft-sich-zur-73-internationalen-kartoffelherbstborse/
- DKHV registration — https://dkhv.yve-tool.de/public_registration/27942
Σύνδεσμος σε αυτό το υλικό
- Χώρα
- Germany
- Εταιρείες
- DKHV; AMI; BMLEH
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