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Increase in Potato Consumption Before Pesach

By N. Katzin

During the two weeks preceding Pesach, potato consumption rises by 55 percent compared to the rest of the year, according to a market survey conducted by Avshalom, one of the leading potato retailers in the country. Israelis buy some 16,000 tons of potatoes before Pesach.

The survey also reveals that throughout the year 61 percent of Israelis buy potatoes at least once a week. Twenty-eight percent of respondents said the most important factor to them in selecting potatoes is color, 24 percent said size, 9 percent said freshness and only 3.7 percent considered price the most important factor. Fifty percent prefer to handpick potatoes, while 38 percent buy them in sacks, primarily because of discounts.

 

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