Poland is also a net importer in addition to being a major fruit and vegetable producer

Published 2021년 9월 22일

Tridge summary

Poland is a major importer and exporter of fresh fruit and vegetables, with the Netherlands being its primary supplier. The country imported 2.5 million tons and exported 1.7 million tons in the past year, making it the 10th largest importer and 19th largest exporter worldwide. Belarus, previously the main buyer, has been surpassed by the Netherlands. Poland's production varies annually, with apples being the leading fruit and head cabbage the leading vegetable. The country also relies on imports for bananas and other produce, with the Netherlands re-exporting a significant portion.
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Original content

Poland is the fourth largest customer in the Netherlands; Belarus is (still) the most important Polish buyer. Poland is quite a large producer of fruit and vegetables, but at the same time it is a net import country: In the past year Poland imported 2.5 million tons of fresh fruit and vegetables and exported 1.7 million tons. This makes Poland the 10th import country worldwide and the country ranked 19th as an exporter, according to Fruit&Vegetable Facts in an analysis. Imports did grow slightly last year, but at the beginning of this year Poland imported less. Poland is the 4th customer for the Netherlands. According to Eurostat, Poland imported more than 600,000 tons of fresh fruit and vegetables from the Netherlands last year. This made the Netherlands the most important supplier of fresh fruit and vegetables for Poland. Spain was the second supplier with 576,000 tons and Germany the third with 318.00 tons. Last year Poland exported much less than before. This was mainly due to ...
Source: AGF

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