Cherry imports to Poland in May were the highest in history, it exceeded 1,000 tons

게시됨 2024년 8월 7일

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In 2024, Poland experienced a significant surge in cherry imports, with May seeing a record high of over 1,000 tons, the highest since 2004. This influx occurred at a time when the domestic market was already saturated, leading to a substantial drop in prices. The import primarily came from Serbia, and while some cherries were of high quality, the majority were of average quality and sold at competitive prices in wholesale markets. This situation resulted in unsatisfactory prices for local growers, especially for the popular Burlat variety. The early vegetation start in Poland and southern Europe that year contributed to the increased supply.

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원본 콘텐츠

In 2024, the worst-case scenario repeated itself once again. Just before the harvest began, our market was already very saturated with imports. Fruit growers raised alarms about the increased import of cherries in May and June. It was not a complaint or a search for those responsible for the rapid price decline, but facts that are today confirmed by the Central Statistical Office's data. The chart below shows that the import of fresh cherries in May this year was the highest since 2004, i.e. since the Central Statistical Office collects detailed data on international trade. For the first time in history, in May we imported over 1,000 tons of fresh cherries. Perhaps someone will say that this is not much in the scale of our production. This is true, but the quantity in question led to a cumulative supply at the end of the month. Moreover, it happened at the most critical moment of the season. To this should be added volumes that are not monitored. These are smaller intermediaries ...

출처: Sad24