Poland: Gooseberry goes to Germany

Published 2022년 6월 28일

Tridge summary

Gooseberry producers in Poland are experiencing varied purchase prices for their crop this season, ranging from 0.60 PLN to 1.00 PLN per kilogram. Both domestic processing plants and intermediaries are making these purchases for local use and export to the western border. Unusually for this season, many intermediaries are offering to pick up the fruit directly from the plantation for a higher price of 0.80 to 1.00 PLN per kilogram, which they then deliver to German processing plants. Despite the increased demand this season, producers feel that the purchase prices do not reflect the demand and note a significant increase in exports to the West.
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Original content

"I will buy green gooseberries, full truck loads (...)". Gooseberry producers, as every year, meet with similar announcements. However, this season more raw material is going to Germany. Gooseberry prices vary quite a bit this season. Fruit can be sold from 0.60 PLN / kg to 1.00 PLN / kg. They are bought by both domestic processing plants and intermediaries who export the fruit to the western border. Even before the season, the most common rates were PLN 0.60 / kg. We can still come across such offers to buy gooseberries for freezing in plastic boxes. It is worth recalling that this is another season with such low purchase prices of the species. At the same time, this season is characterized by a large number of purchase announcements in kisteny with pickup directly from the plantation. The intermediaries operating in this way deliver the fruit to German processing plants. The price they offer ranges from 0.80 to 1.00 PLN ...
Source: Sad24

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