Poland is a leader in the production of raspberries

Published 2021년 7월 15일

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Poland is a leading producer of raspberries in the EU and the world's fifth largest producer, according to the National Agricultural Support Center (KOWR). The country grown raspberries on 27-30 thousand hectares of land, with the harvest varying from 76,000-129,000 tonnes depending on the weather. The Lubelskie Province is the main area for raspberry cultivation. Most of the harvest is exported, mainly to Germany, with the remainder going to other EU countries and Sweden. The majority of the exported raspberries are frozen for use in the processing industry, particularly in the food industry, while a smaller amount is exported as fresh fruit.
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Poland is the fifth producer of raspberries in the world and a leader in the European Union, most of the crops are exported, mainly to Germany, informs the National Agricultural Support Center (KOWR). Raspberries - this is the third type of berry fruit grown in Poland in terms of the scale of production, after strawberries and currants, with 23 percent. participation in the harvest of berries in 2020 The raspberry cultivation acreage in 2012–2020 was in the range of 27–30 thousand hectares. ha. According to GUS data, the harvest of raspberries in Poland, depending on the weather conditions, ranged from 76,000–78,000. tonnes in the barren years 2015 and 2019, up to 129 thousand. tonnes in 2016. In 2020, 116 thousand. tons of raspberries. Raspberries are quite difficult to grow plants. In order to obtain high, good-quality crops, it is necessary to invest heavily in the construction of foil tunnels and irrigation, as well as for planting varieties characterized by taste, high ...

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