Calendario de comercialización de lechugas y coles

Escarola (Salad stuffs)

The exact origin of salad stuffs is not known. However, they have been grown for many years and there are written records that show that the Romans knew of different varieties of them. Lettuces contain very few calories since they have a very high water content, very low carbohydrate content and a negligible protein and fat content. They do however contain vitamins, particularly folates, provitamin A (beta-carotene) and vitamins C and E.
Inicio campaña: semana 47
Temporada alta: semanas 49 - 3
Fin campaña: semanas 30

Little Gem (Salad stuffs)

The exact origin of salad stuffs is not known. However, they have been grown for many years and there are written records that show that the Romans knew of different varieties of them. Lettuces contain very few calories since they have a very high water content, very low carbohydrate content and a negligible protein and fat content. They do however contain vitamins, particularly folates, provitamin A (beta-carotene) and vitamins C and E.
Inicio campaña: semana 1
Temporada alta: semanas 1 - 52
Fin campaña: semanas 52

Lechuga Romana (Salad stuffs)

The exact origin of salad stuffs is not known. However, they have been grown for many years and there are written records that show that the Romans knew of different varieties of them. Lettuces contain very few calories since they have a very high water content, very low carbohydrate content and a negligible protein and fat content. They do however contain vitamins, particularly folates, provitamin A (beta-carotene) and vitamins C and E.
Inicio campaña: semana 1
Temporada alta: semanas 1 - 1
Fin campaña: semanas 1

Mini Romana (Salad stuffs)

The exact origin of salad stuffs is not known. However, they have been grown for many years and there are written records that show that the Romans knew of different varieties of them. Lettuces contain very few calories since they have a very high water content, very low carbohydrate content and a negligible protein and fat content. They do however contain vitamins, particularly folates, provitamin A (beta-carotene) and vitamins C and E.
Inicio campaña: semana 1
Temporada alta: semanas 1 - 1
Fin campaña: semanas 1

Iceberg (Salad stuffs)

The exact origin of salad stuffs is not known. However, they have been grown for many years and there are written records that show that the Romans knew of different varieties of them. Lettuces contain very few calories since they have a very high water content, very low carbohydrate content and a negligible protein and fat content. They do however contain vitamins, particularly folates, provitamin A (beta-carotene) and vitamins C and E.
Inicio campaña: semana 20
Temporada alta: semanas 43 - 19
Fin campaña: semanas 42

Repollo (Cabbages)

Cabbage is thought to have originated in a wild form in the Mediterranean region and has been grown since ancient times. It was very popular with the Greeks and the Romans and over the years it spread throughout Europe. These days, it is Germanic people who eat it most.
Inicio campaña: semana 1
Temporada alta: semanas 1 - 20
Fin campaña: semanas 52

Brócoli (Cabbages)

Cabbage is thought to have originated in a wild form in the Mediterranean region and has been grown since ancient times. It was very popular with the Greeks and the Romans and over the years it spread throughout Europe. These days, it is Germanic people who eat it most.
Inicio campaña: semana 23
Temporada alta: semanas 45 - 22
Fin campaña: semanas 46

Coliflor (Cabbages)

Cabbage is thought to have originated in a wild form in the Mediterranean region and has been grown since ancient times. It was very popular with the Greeks and the Romans and over the years it spread throughout Europe. These days, it is Germanic people who eat it most.
Inicio campaña: semana 20
Temporada alta: semanas 45 - 19
Fin campaña: semanas 44

Col China (Cabbages)

Cabbage is thought to have originated in a wild form in the Mediterranean region and has been grown since ancient times. It was very popular with the Greeks and the Romans and over the years it spread throughout Europe. These days, it is Germanic people who eat it most.
Inicio campaña: semana 1
Temporada alta: semanas 50 - 20
Fin campaña: semanas 52

Romanesco (Cabbages)

Cabbage is thought to have originated in a wild form in the Mediterranean region and has been grown since ancient times. It was very popular with the Greeks and the Romans and over the years it spread throughout Europe. These days, it is Germanic people who eat it most.
Inicio campaña: semana 49
Temporada alta: semanas 1 - 9
Fin campaña: semanas 11

Col rizada (Cabbages)

Cabbage is thought to have originated in a wild form in the Mediterranean region and has been grown since ancient times. It was very popular with the Greeks and the Romans and over the years it spread throughout Europe. These days, it is Germanic people who eat it most.
Inicio campaña: semana 40
Temporada alta: semanas 46 - 21
Fin campaña: semanas 28