Tridge summary
In 2022, Poland experienced a significant increase in the value of its dairy exports, with a 49% rise to EUR 2.6 billion, primarily due to a weakening of the zloty and a decrease in milk production within the EU. The majority of these exports, accounting for 72% of the total value, were delivered to EU-27 countries. The top importers included Germany, the Czech Republic, the Netherlands, and Italy, with a focus on various dairy products such as liquid milk, cream, cheese, curd, butter, milk fats, and whey.
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Original content
The increase in the value of exports was influenced, among others, by weakening of the zloty against the euro and the US dollar and a decrease in milk production at key producers in the EU. Dairy products from Poland were delivered mainly to the EU-27. In 2022, the share of EU countries in the total value of exports was 72%, and the proceeds from exports increased by 49% to EUR 2.6 billion. The largest importers of dairy products on the EU market were: Germany with 20% of the value and EUR 730 million, including mainly liquid milk and cream as well as cheese and curd, the Czech Republic with 7% and EUR 252 million, including mainly ...
Source: Gospodarz
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