The French fresh fruit and vegetable sector reported a cautiously positive year in 2025, marking a slight recovery after a downturn in 2023 due to inflation and a stable 2024. This trend was presented by Interfel, the interprofessional organization for fresh produce, at the Salon de l’agriculture on February 22, 2026, coinciding with their 50th anniversary. Data compiled from a panel of 12,000 representative French households indicates that fresh fruits and vegetables constituted 10.3% of household purchases, a segment that saw consumers ease spending constraints while remaining moderate. The report, which excludes potatoes, highlights the evolving consumption patterns and the dominant produce items in French diets.