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According to a report, Poland maintained its fourth position as one of the world's largest exporters of chocolate, with a market value of USD 2.38 billion. The Polish chocolate market is experiencing growth in both volume and value, with a 2.3% increase in volume and a 17.3% increase in value. However, the increase in cocoa prices by 60% is causing price increases and may affect consumer affordability in the future.
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Our country already plays a key role on the global chocolate sweets market, and it can be even better. Polish consumers, however, must take into account the rises this year - writes "Puls Biznesu" on Friday. "Puls Biznesu" in its Friday edition quotes data from the Wedel report "The global and Polish chocolate market 2023". According to these data, in 2022 Poland maintained the fourth position among the world's largest exporters of chocolate. "It increased the market value from USD 2.3 to 2.38 billion, and its share dropped from 7.2 to 7.1 percent. Italy is just a short step away from taking the podium - its share shrank from 7.6 to 7.4 percent (USD 2.49 billion) - but Belgium (USD 3.3 billion) and Germany (USD 5.4 billion) are a long way off," we read. The Polish chocolate market is growing As the newspaper points out, in terms of export volume, Poland (295 thousand tonnes) is in third place in the European Union, with a 12% share in the total result. It overtakes Belgium ...
Source: AgroPolska
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