New markets for Polish apples

Published 2024년 11월 9일

Tridge summary

The year 2024 is crucial for the global apple market as it is expected to experience a shortage of good quality fruit, creating opportunities for Polish apple producers to expand into new markets. Under the leadership of Mirosław Maliszewski, the Association of Fruit Growers of the Republic of Poland is strategically diversifying exports, with a focus on increasing apple sales to existing EU markets and developing new markets in South America and Asia. The goal is to restore sales to Egypt, where Poland was previously the largest apple supplier, and to lift the embargo on Kazakhstan, a significant market that has limited apple imports from Poland until the end of 2024. This strategy aims to mitigate the impact of the embargo and capitalize on the growing consumption in Egypt, driven by tourist numbers and economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Original content

The year 2024 is specific for apple producers around the world. In fact, most markets lack good quality fruit. This is one of the reasons why new markets for Polish apples are emerging. Find out where, among other things, our dessert apples will go in 2025. New markets for Polish apples are emerging, all because we are aiming to significantly diversify our exports, directing the fruit to as many foreign recipients as possible. We talk to Mirosław Maliszewski about where exactly dessert apples from Poland will go in 2025. A person who knows the realities due to his functions. What markets for Polish apples are becoming clear for 2025? Mirosław Maliszewski (President of the Association of Fruit Growers of the Republic of Poland, Member of Parliament from the Polish People's Party - Third Way, Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development): We want to diversify exports. That is, to send Polish apples and Polish fruit to as many recipients in the world ...
Source: AgroFakt.pl

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