Poland: June fruit and vegetables, which are the most popular?

Published Jul 1, 2022

Tridge summary

In June, strawberries and tomatoes were the most consumed fruits and vegetables in Poland, with 85% and 91% of the population consuming them, respectively. There has been a significant increase in the consumption of haskap berries, blackcurrant products, and blueberries. Despite this, over half of the population still have a diet that is too low in fruits and vegetables. Lunch is the meal with the highest vegetable and fruit content for the majority of Poles. However, only 16% of Poles were eating in accordance with dietitian recommendations in June.
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Original content

In June, strawberries were traditionally the most popular fruit, and tomatoes were the most popular vegetables. These two species were consumed by nine out of ten Poles (85% and 91% respectively). Poles also indicated tomatoes and strawberries as the most encouraging to eat. Strawberries were the first choice for 60%, tomatoes 42%, followed by raspberries (39%) and apples (34%). They compare the results to June born. the consumption of haskap berries increased the most (by as much as 70%), blackcurrant products (by 31%) and blueberries (by 21%). Blueberry has gained as much as Kamchatka in the last 2 years. In June 2020, it had 7.1 million consumers, today it already has 12 million. This is an increase of 68% and a good prognosis for the beginning of the season. Late spring changes our plates. 56% of Poles still have a diet that is too low in fruit and vegetables, but in April there were over two-thirds (67%) of such people. The most valuable meal of Poles in terms of the content ...
Source: Sady Ogrody

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