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탈수 건조 블랙베리의 폴란드 샘플 수입 거래 및 가격 기록

폴란드의 탈수 건조 블랙베리 샘플 수입 거래 1건은 가격 수준과 수요 측 거래 패턴 벤치마킹을 위한 날짜, 원산지, 무역 국가 맥락을 제공합니다.

폴란드의 탈수 건조 블랙베리 샘플 수입 거래 단가(일자별): 2025-09-23: 5.35 USD / kg.

일자	신고 품목	단가	수출업체	수입업체	원산지
2025-09-23	SIN***** ** **********	5.35 USD / kg	(-)	(-)	-

Classification

Product TypeProcessed Food

Product FormDried (Dehydrated)

Industry PositionProcessed Agricultural Product

Market

Dehydrated blackberry in Poland is a niche processed-fruit product positioned both as a retail dried-berry snack/topping and as an ingredient for cereals, bakery, and confectionery. As an EU Member State, Poland’s market access and compliance expectations align with EU food law, labeling, and official control requirements. Supply can be supported by domestic and intra‑EU fruit processing capacity, with additional sourcing potential from non‑EU origins for blending or repacking. Trade is shaped more by quality, residue compliance, and traceability performance than by seasonality at the retail level because dried formats are shelf-stable.

Market RoleEU-based processor and intra-EU trader (mixed domestic processing and import sourcing) with domestic consumer demand

Domestic RoleSpecialty dried fruit ingredient and retail snack/topping category within the broader processed fruit market

SeasonalityRetail and industrial availability is generally year-round due to shelf stability; processing activity may peak after the fresh-berry harvest season when using fresh domestic inputs, with additional continuity supported by stored inputs and imports.

Specification

Physical Attributes

Dark purple/black color with limited discoloration
Low foreign matter (stems/leaves) and controlled defect tolerance (burnt pieces, excessive fines)
Free-flowing condition (limited caking/clumping) consistent with moisture targets

Compositional Metrics

Moisture and/or water activity targets set by buyers to limit caking and microbial risk
Additive declarations where used (e.g., sulfites) and verification of allergen labeling
Ingredient composition disclosure for sweetened or coated variants (e.g., added sugar or oil)

Packaging

Moisture- and oxygen-barrier formats for shelf stability (retail pouches; bulk lined cartons or bags)
Lot/batch coding and label information enabling traceability and recall readiness
Optional use of desiccants or oxygen absorbers depending on buyer shelf-life requirements

Supply Chain

Value Chain

Blackberry sourcing (domestic EU/third-country) → receiving QC → sorting/cleaning → dehydration (hot-air drying or freeze-drying) → foreign-body control (sieving/metal detection) → packaging → distribution to retail and B2B ingredient users

Temperature

Temperature is generally less critical than humidity control; storage and transport focus on keeping product cool, dry, and sealed to prevent moisture uptake and quality loss.

Atmosphere Control

Moisture barrier packaging and oxygen management (tight seals; optional oxygen absorbers) helps protect color/flavor and slow oxidation.

Shelf Life

Shelf-life is most sensitive to moisture uptake, oxidation, and packaging integrity; sealed product can support year-round distribution when stored dry.

Freight IntensityLow

Transport ModeLand

Risks

Regulatory Compliance HighEU compliance failure (e.g., pesticide-residue MRL exceedance and/or allergen-labeling non-compliance such as undeclared sulfites where used) can trigger border rejection, withdrawal/recall, and reputational damage through EU notification systems.Use approved suppliers with residue-control programs; run lot-level residue testing and label verification; maintain robust batch traceability and rapid recall procedures aligned to EU requirements.

Food Safety MediumForeign matter (stems, stones, metal fragments) and hygiene lapses during drying/packing can lead to non-conformities, customer complaints, and potential withdrawals.Implement validated foreign-body controls (sieving, magnets/metal detection) and supplier/plant HACCP with documented sanitation and inspection records.

Quality Degradation MediumMoisture uptake during storage or transport can cause caking, texture changes, and increased mold risk, reducing usability for retail and industrial customers.Specify moisture/water activity targets; use moisture-barrier packaging; control warehouse humidity; include transport handling requirements and conduct incoming QA checks.

Climate MediumVolatility in berry raw-material availability and price can occur due to weather variability affecting European berry production, influencing processor input costs and continuity.Diversify approved origin options within EU/non‑EU sourcing; contract forward volumes where feasible; maintain multi-supplier qualification.

Logistics LowLong transit times and suboptimal storage conditions (humidity exposure) can degrade quality even though the product is shelf-stable.Use sealed pallets and moisture protection, define maximum transit/storage humidity conditions, and audit logistics partners for dry storage practices.

Sustainability

Pesticide-residue risk management in berry supply chains aligned to EU MRL compliance expectations
Packaging footprint and recyclability constraints for multi-layer moisture barrier materials
Biodiversity and habitat considerations in sourcing from intensive horticulture areas (risk-screening expectation for some EU retail programs)

Labor & Social

Seasonal and temporary labor reliance in horticultural supply chains (including migrant labor), creating due-diligence needs on wages, contracts, working hours, and accommodation where applicable
Retailer and brand audit expectations can require documented social-compliance controls in upstream supply chains even for shelf-stable processed fruit ingredients

Standards

HACCP-based food safety management
BRCGS Food Safety or IFS Food certification (commonly requested in EU retail/brand supply)
ISO 22000 (food safety management systems)
EU Organic certification (Regulation (EU) 2018/848) when marketed as organic

FAQ

What is the biggest risk that can block or disrupt sales of dehydrated blackberry in Poland?The biggest blocker is EU compliance failure—especially pesticide-residue MRL exceedances or allergen/labeling non-compliance (for example, undeclared sulfites where used). These issues can trigger detention, withdrawal/recall, and EU notifications, so suppliers typically mitigate with approved sourcing, lot testing, label verification, and strong batch traceability.

Which certifications are commonly requested by buyers for dehydrated berry products sold in Poland and the EU?Buyers commonly request HACCP-based food safety programs, and many retail or brand supply chains expect third-party certification such as BRCGS Food Safety or IFS Food, with ISO 22000 also used. If the product is marketed as organic, EU Organic certification under Regulation (EU) 2018/848 is relevant.

Is dehydrated blackberry in Poland mainly traded domestically or across borders?It is commonly supplied through a mix of domestic consumption and intra‑EU trade channels. Poland can act as a processor/packer and trader within the EU Single Market, with some inputs potentially imported for blending, repacking, or further processing before distribution.