According to Serbs, cherries should be much more expensive

Published 2022년 3월 2일

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Serbian producers and trade unions are advocating for cherries to be sold at a price of no less than PLN 3.00 per kilogram in Poland, citing the need to maintain farm profitability. They argue that current European market prices of 1.30 to 1.50 euros per kilogram, which translate to PLN 6.19 to 7.15 per kilogram, do not reflect the profitability of production. They also criticize the lack of transparency in the pricing of processed fruit and note that producers are often taken advantage of by processing plants. In Serbia, local producer unions recommend a price of 80 dinars this season, which is roughly equal to PLN 3.27 per kilogram.

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How much should a kilogram of cherries cost in a purchase? Serbian producers and trade unions believe that at the current prices of frozen food just over PLN 3.00 per kilogram. When thinking about the profitability of production in Poland, we must also talk about such rates. Currently, frozen cherries on the European market cost between 1.30 and 1.50 euros per kilogram. At today's rate, these prices range from PLN 6.19 to PLN 7.15 per kilogram. The higher prices are for Serbian frozen food of slightly higher quality. As in the case of apple concentrate prices, growers are also informed about the prices of frozen fruit far too seldom. Taking into account the prices of the processed product, the local producer unions inform that the price for the grower should be 80 dinars this season (3.27 PLN / kg). We can also transfer these expectations to the Polish reality. With such rapidly growing production costs, rates of at least PLN 3.00 per kilogram are necessary to maintain farm ...

Source: Sad24