Poland has signed an agreement with China to export cranberries, marking the second Polish fruit to enter the Chinese market. This presents an opportunity for Poland to expand its production of both apples and cranberries. The agreement may also help alleviate the oversupply issue in the European market, which Poland has been trying to break into by successfully exporting to Asian countries.
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The agreement between the two countries was already signed by Yu Jianhua, head of the customs office, during his visit to Poland. After apples, cranberries are the second Polish fruit to enter the Chinese market, and with this Poland has a serious opportunity to further increase the production of the two fruits. Germany is currently the most important export market for Polish blueberries, followed by the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Sweden. However, in the last decade, Poland has taken decisive steps to break into the Asian markets and has ...
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