Polish agricultural exports increased from January-July

Published 2021년 9월 16일

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Poland's agri-food exports reached a value of EUR 20.5 billion from January to July 2021, marking a 5.2% increase compared to the previous year. The growth is attributed to the lifting of pandemic-related trade restrictions and a diversification of export destinations. Meat was the primary export commodity, followed by cereal grains and processed products. The economic rebound and a favorable exchange rate also contributed to the growth. The European Union accounted for over 70% of exports, with Germany, France, and the Netherlands being the main recipients. Non-EU countries like Great Britain, Ukraine, Russia, and Saudi Arabia also significant recipients. However, exports to Great Britain were lower due to administrative changes following Brexit.

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EUR 20.5 billion was the value of exports of agri-food products from Poland in the period from January to July this year. Exports increased by 5.2 percent. compared to the same period of the previous year. The main export commodity was meat, the Ministry of Agriculture informed on Wednesday. Agricultural exports from Poland have been growing systematically since our accession to the European Union. Every year, native hosts break sales records. The ministry points out that the increase in exports in the period of seven months of 2021 was the result of the lifting of restrictions on international trade introduced for pandemic reasons and a significant diversification of export directions (194 countries), which made it possible to compensate for the decline in the value of exports to the United Kingdom after the country left the EU customs with the EU. The good results of agricultural exports were influenced by the growing economic activity of Polish entrepreneurs and the good ...

Source: SwiatRolnika