Smaller plum harvests in Poland are not paying back fruit growers due to Moldovan products

게시됨 2024년 8월 19일

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The article highlights the anticipation of increased plum imports from Moldova, which is expected to offset the decrease in domestic production in Poland. Despite a smaller harvest, prices remain unchanged for producers, with high-quality fruits sold at PLN 4.00/kg in wholesale markets. The market saturation, especially in supermarkets, is attributed to imports from Serbia and Moldova, thanks to the European Union's duty-free and unlimited import policy. Last year, Poland imported nearly 13 thousand tons of plums from Moldova, which accounted for over 10% of Poland's total production, underscoring the significant market impact.

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원본 콘텐츠

Importers and wholesalers are “rubbing their hands” at the thought of plums from Moldova. Unfortunately, smaller harvests in Poland are not yet reciprocated by fruit growers with higher prices due to the market saturation with plums from the south. Currently, varieties such as President, Haganta, TopHit and Węgierka Zwykła are being harvested. Although prices on wholesale markets are slightly better than in July, despite the lower harvest, we are not seeing a significant revival in trade. The smaller supply of domestic fruit is effectively supplemented by imports. Some might say that it is even being pushed out… primarily in supermarkets. In producer groups, the purchase price of PLN 3.00/kg remains the same. On wholesale markets, high-quality fruit can be sold for PLN 4.00/kg. The end of August and September will most likely mean a very large, perhaps larger than last year, import of fruit from Moldova. Domestic wholesalers and importers are open about this. Traditionally, even ...

출처: Sad24