Tridge summary
In 2020, despite the pandemic, Poland's agri-food exports saw a 7% increase, reaching EUR 34 billion. The industry remained resilient to the crisis, with a growing share of food product sales in foreign trade turnover. There was a decrease in exports to most countries, but an increase to Germany and Sweden, and an increase in imports from China, South Korea, and the Netherlands. The Clean Eating brand expanded its food product exports to Sweden, catering to the growing interest in high-quality and organic products.
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Original content
Despite the coronavirus pandemic, we have not recorded a slump in the export of agri-food products. In 2020, sales of food produced in Poland abroad amounted to EUR 34 billion, which meant an increase by approx. 7%. The agri-food industry turned out to be a segment of the domestic economy resistant to the crisis caused by the global epidemic. The group specializing in Polish organic food is also successful. It is conquering new markets. As a consequence, the share of sales of food products in foreign trade turnover increased. Producers and companies responsible for the distribution of Polish food in the European Union countries and around the world, met the stringent sanitary requirements and reacted appropriately to the changing socio-economic situation. The global pandemic has confirmed that food is a basic necessity, and ensuring food security is one of the key challenges of central government. Maintaining the sustainability of agri-food supply chains was one of the key ...
Source: SwiatRolnika
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