The article provides an in-depth analysis of the current market trends for both imported and domestic fruits and vegetables, highlighting a general decrease in prices for imported produce by around 17.5% to 17.9%, with the exception of kiwis which saw a price increase of over 41%. Domestic vegetables and fruits experienced a price drop of about 10.5% and a rise of approximately 30.9%, respectively. Specific produce such as strawberries, tomatoes, hazelnuts, and Irga potatoes are mentioned for their notable price changes. Additionally, the article covers the early season prices for radishes and chives, the effects of weather on raspberry tomato prices, and slight price increases in imported vegetables like iceberg lettuce. It also notes the stable prices of most domestic apple varieties and the large supply leading to falling prices of blueberries. Furthermore, it discusses the availability and pricing of fresh strawberries imported from Greece to Poland, with an expected increase in volume until the end of June and the anticipated arrival of the first Polish strawberries grown under foil after May 10.