This family holds a single material, mixed vegetables, and its LiveQuote index did not move over the three months to 4 November 2026: 0.0%. Over a year it is 2.3% lower. No dated market note is attached to it at this date, so there is no reported news to set beside the figures, and this letter sticks to the index moves.
Flat is unusual in the vegetables group right now. Of the 91 vegetables with an index, 61 rose over three months and 29 fell; mixed vegetables is the only one that stayed exactly unchanged. The group's average three-month move is +4.1%, so the blend sits below the typical vegetable on this horizon, while most other lines moved one way or the other.
The one-year comparison points the same way, and further. Vegetables as a whole are up 8.3% on average over twelve months, while mixed vegetables are down 2.3%. On both published horizons, three months and one year, the blend trails the group average, and over the year it has moved in the opposite direction.
Inside the group, the period's big moves are elsewhere. Summer vegetables, led by tomato and cherry tomatoes, posted the highest average three-month gain of any family, and squashes the steepest average fall. Cabbages, root vegetables and pulses sit close to unchanged on average, with sharp rises and falls among their individual materials.
For a buyer tracking a vegetable blend, the readout in early November is short: an index unchanged over three months, a moderate decline over a year, and a clear gap with the group, whose materials rose 4.1% on average over three months and 8.3% over a year.