Will prices for imported blueberries increase in Poland?

Published 2024년 3월 12일

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Imported blueberry prices in Poland have been decreasing since late January, with a significant drop in early February, making them 17% cheaper than in early March last year. This is attributed to a large harvest in Spain, which has increased supply to the Polish market. However, the declining trend in Spain's blueberry prices has halted this week, and prices may rise due to unfavorable weather conditions. This could potentially cause a price increase in the Polish market in the near future.

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Since the end of January this year, prices for imported blueberries have been declining on the Polish market, EastFruit project analysts report, citing the fresh-market website. Note that in the first half of February there was a rather sharp drop in the price of these berries. As a result, imported blueberries in Poland are already cheaper than in the same period last year. Currently, prices for imported blueberries on the Polish market are in the range of PLN 32.00-54.00/kg (EUR 7.46-12.60/kg), depending on the country of origin, packaging and quality. This is on average 17% cheaper than at the beginning of March last year. This situation arose due to the massive harvest of this berry in Spain, where the weather finally allowed the blueberry harvest to begin. As a result, the current supply of these products to the Polish market has increased significantly, which has led to a fall in prices in this segment. According to price monitoring data from the Andalusian government, the ...

Source: Eastfruit