An appeal to all processing plants by the Polish Fruit Growers Association

Published 2021년 10월 12일

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The Polish Fruit Growers Association has expressed surprise and concern over the current processing season for industrial apples, with many plants operating at half or even lower capacity due to an oversupply. Collectors are struggling to transport apples to processing plants and are warning of potential price drops at collection points. The situation is more critical than in the record-breaking harvest year of 2018, with Ukrainian workers already leaving farms due to a lack of work. The association is calling for immediate action to prevent further issues and to ensure a profitable season for both growers and processors.
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The Polish Fruit Growers Association: We are surprised by the course of this year's campaign. It is high season, mid-October, and a large proportion of processing plants process industrial apples with half their capacity, or even less, or not at all. As an argument for the situation, the processors explain that they also process: pear, red beet, elderberry, etc. They also claim that there is too much influx of industrial apples to collection points. WE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS TRANSLATION !! Collectors alarm that there is a problem with the collection of apples by processing plants. They get a notification every few days. Such a situation was not even in the record-breaking harvest year 2018. We don't know what you're playing, dear processors, but one thing is for sure. Either you start at full steam immediately or you may not receive a large proportion of the apples. It is significant that the first Ukrainian workers are already leaving the farms. Growers have nothing to gather, ...
Source: Sad24

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