Dutch radish sold instead of Polish

Published 2023년 4월 20일

Tridge summary

The article highlights a problem faced by Polish radish producers, who are struggling to compete with the influx of foreign radishes in the market. Despite the start of the domestic radish season, retail chains are preferentially selling foreign radishes, mostly from the Netherlands, due to their lower price and dubious quality. This situation is causing domestic producers to suffer losses and face difficulty in finding buyers for their high-quality produce. The result is a surplus of domestic radishes leading to a drop in price. The article accompanies the report with photographs of the foreign radishes, showcasing their poor quality and advanced shelf life, contrasted with the firmness and appearance of domestic radishes.

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Original content

Among the offers on the market there is an increasing amount of radishes from Polish producers. However, it is hard to find it on store shelves. There we will encounter only goods from abroad ... Goods of dubious quality. The domestic radish season has started relatively recently, but every day there are more and more producers on the market who offer an extremely high-quality product. It would seem that retail chains located in Poland will immediately start working towards obtaining vegetables for their own customers. Unfortunately ... You can't find domestic radish on store shelves. This is yet another example of how producers are treated. Whether it's radishes, peppers, cabbage, or some other vegetable... In each of these cases, the situation was or is developing in a similar way. At the beginning of the season, when it is extremely important to obtain a slightly higher price to minimize the impact of extremely high production costs, the market is flooded with goods from ...

Source: Warzywa