Poland is the largest carp producer in the EU

Published 2020년 12월 22일

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Poland is the largest carp producer in the European Union, accounting for about 30% of the total production, which is primarily for domestic consumption. The country's carp production varies annually, ranging from 18,000 to 20,000 tonnes, and is heavily influenced by weather conditions. Despite fluctuating overall fish demand in Poland, carp consumption remains stable at about 0.56 kg per capita per year. Exports of carp from Poland have been increasing, reaching 865 tons in 2019, with the majority going to EU countries such as Germany, France, and Estonia. Carp is a significant part of the Christmas Eve tradition in Poland, with 87% of families planning to buy and cook it for the holiday this year.
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Poland has become the largest carp producer in the European Union, domestic production accounts for about 30 percent. EU - informed the National Center for Agricultural Support. The volume of domestic carp production in recent years ranges from 18 thousand. tons up to 20 thousand. tonnes per year and is almost entirely intended for the domestic market. Carp production and catch in 2019 accounted for nearly 36 percent. catching freshwater fish in Poland. This year's carp production is estimated at approx. 21 thousand. tone. According to Eurostat data, in 2018 approx. 61 thousand cars were produced in the EU. tons of carps. At that time, our country supplied the market with approx. 16.5 thousand tonnes, the Czech Republic approx. 18.5 thousand. tons, and Hungary about 11.5 thousand. tone. The production of these fish, however, is variable and largely dependent on weather conditions. According to KOWR, 3,000 are registered in Poland. entities engaged in breeding and breeding carp, as ...
Source: AgroPolska

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