The rise in prices for vegetables and fruits in Poland is one of the lowest in the world

Published Nov 7, 2022

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Poland's Main Statistical Office (GUS) has reported a significant rise in food prices, with the smallest increase seen in vegetables and fruits at 8.8%. The most significant price increase was seen in tomatoes, which rose by 34%, while the price of lettuce increased the least, by 2.2%. Prices for apples and tomatoes have also seen a notable rise in Europe, with Poland experiencing one of the lowest increases in fruit and vegetable prices globally.

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According to the Main Statistical Office (GUS), food prices in Poland have risen significantly. However, the smallest increase in prices was observed among vegetables and fruits (8.8%), and this dynamics is perhaps the slowest in the world, AgroTimes reports based on SadyOgrody. Tomatoes rose in price most of all - by 34%. Least of all - lettuce - plus 2.2%. In turn, the apple fell in price, for which it was possible to pay 6.6% less. Onions fell in price by 6.2%, while potatoes fell in price by 5.2%. See also: EF Price Alerts. Rising prices for apples and greenhouse tomatoes. Week 44, 2022 Looking at the global scale, the increase in prices for fruits and vegetables in Poland is one of the lowest in the world. According to the Picodi.com rating, since January this year, vegetables and fruits in this country have risen in price by 2.1%, as in the UK. Much greater growth was, among other things, in Belarus, ...

Source: Eastfruit