Polish farmers apply for intervention purchase of cauliflower and broccoli

Farmers running vegetable farms in the communes of Wyszogród and Czerwińsk in Masovia cannot sell their cauliflower and broccoli. To publicize their problem, on October 2, they organized a meeting in Stobiecin, to which they invited members of parliament, local government officials and representatives of agricultural chambers. Imports forced out Polish vegetables from the market Cauliflowers and broccoli harvested from crops should be sent to cold stores, but they do not want to accept vegetables - Masovian farmers warn. Grocers claim that storing cauliflower and broccoli in cold stores is currently too expensive due to energy and labor costs. In addition, there is no demand for domestic vegetables, because there are many companies on the market that regularly deliver goods from abroad. Vegetable gardeners' appeal "The meeting participants asked the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development to launch an intervention purchase of cauliflower and broccoli on a similar scale as in ...