Imports of nectarines into Poland are pouring

Published 2022년 5월 2일

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In 2021, Poland experienced a notable increase in nectarine imports, with a total of 33.8 thousand tonnes, marking a 10.7% rise from the previous year. This surge was largely due to a 17.6% increase in imports from Spain, which now accounts for 71.5% of Poland's total nectarine imports. The average price per kilogram also saw an increase by 6.3% to PLN 6.02. Other countries like Germany and Italy also contributed to the imports, while imports from Greece significantly decreased from 4.5 thousand tonnes in 2020 to only 0.7 thousand tonnes in 2021 despite being the cheapest. The average price requested by the Spaniards was notably low at PLN 5.66 per kilogram.

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Poland imported a significant amount of almost 10.7% more nectarines last year compared to 2020 (33.8 thousand tonnes instead of 30.5), but the increase is even more significant at 17.6% (203 instead of 173). PLN 5 million). In addition to the increase in volume, this can be explained by a 6.3% increase in the average price (PLN 6.02 / kg instead of PLN 5.67 / kg) - read the website of the FruitVeB Hungarian Fruit and Vegetable Interprofessional Organization and Product Council (FruitVeB). Spain is the dominant supplier to the Polish market, increasing its exports of 18.2 thousand tonnes in 2020 to 24.2 thousand tonnes, or 71.5% of total Polish nectarine imports. Germany (3.3 thousand tonnes) and Italy (3.1 thousand tonnes) are in second and third place, followed by Portugal (0.7 thousand tonnes). The Greeks lost dramatically to the market, transporting another 4.5 thousand tons to Poland in 2020, ...

Source: Agrarszektor