High tax, Poland is not really attracted with Vietnamese tuna

Published 2020년 6월 21일

Tridge summary

Poland is the tenth largest importer of processed and canned tuna in the EU, with imports reaching 10,216 tons in 2019, an increase of 21% compared to 2017. The majority of these imports come from outside the EU, with the Philippines and Ecuador being the largest suppliers. The competitive pricing of canned tuna products from these countries, along with a 0% preferential tax rate, has contributed to the growth in imports. In contrast, imports from Germany and the Netherlands have declined due to higher tariffs. The Covid-19 pandemic is expected to further increase the demand for canned tuna in Europe, providing a significant opportunity for exporting countries.
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Original content

Poland is the tenth largest import market for processed and canned tuna in the EU by 2019. Among processed and canned tuna products, Poland imports mainly canned tuna products. boxes or bags, especially canned flake tuna. After the decline in 2017, canned tuna imports into Poland continued to grow. According to Eurostat statistics, in 2019 Polish canned tuna imports reached 10,216 tons, an increase of 21% compared to 2017, and 2% compared to 2018. In the past 5 years, demand for tuna canned in Poland only fluctuated slightly, around 10,000 tons. The majority of canned tuna supply for the Polish market comes from countries outside the EU, accounting for nearly 65% of the total import volume of this market in 2019. Among them, the Philippines and Ecuador are the two sources. canned tuna in addition to the largest block for the Polish market. In 2019, Philippine canned exporters' exports to this market had a 41% jump compared to 2018, reaching 3,138 tons. And compared to 2017, this ...
Source: Vietnambiz

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