Cherries

European cherry markets are experiencing strong supply from Turkey and Ukraine, leading to lower wholesale prices and increased competition among exporters. read more

Polish apple prices at the end of the storage season have declined, with farm-gate rates for dessert apples falling to around €0.34/kg (1.46 PLN/kg) in early July 2026 amid large stocks and low buyer demand. read more

At the turn of June and July 2026, Polish dessert apple farm-gate prices fell by nearly 10%, with weak domestic and export demand and historically high cold storage stocks. read more

Wholesale cherry prices in Poland have declined in early July 2026 due to increased domestic supply, with significant variation in quality and price across regions and varieties. read more

European cherry markets are experiencing falling prices due to increased supply from key producing countries and strong competition among exporters, especially from Turkey, Greece, and Italy. read more

The United States has decided to maintain a 17% antidumping duty on Mexican tomato imports, while wholesale tomato prices in Ukraine and Hungary continue to decline due to increased supply. read more

Wholesale prices for Polish blueberries remain high at around €7.0/kg at the Bronisze market at the start of July, despite increasing domestic supply. Recent heat and drought have caused losses in some regions, but protected and well-managed plantations continue to deliver fruit to the market. read more

Wholesale cherry prices in Poland fell sharply at the turn of June and July 2026 due to a marked increase in domestic supply and continued high imports from southern Europe. Large price differences persist depending on variety and quality. read more

Polish wholesale cherry prices remain high despite heavy imports. read more

Wholesale cherry prices in Poland remain stable despite heavy imports. read more

A surge in Polish cherry supply at the end of June 2026 has led to falling wholesale prices across key markets, with import volumes declining and domestic fruit dominating trade. read more

Polish open-field strawberry harvest is ending due to extreme heat, sharply reducing supply and pushing up prices at both wholesale and retail markets. read more

Polish cherry wholesale prices have fallen in late June due to increased domestic supply and heavy competition from imported fruit, especially at major markets such as Bronisze. Retail and wholesale prices show a wide range, with imports from Greece, Serbia, and Turkey dominating supermarket shelves. read more

Wholesale cherry prices in Poland have dropped sharply at the end of June, with domestic supply peaking and significant volumes of imports from Serbia, Greece, and Turkey still present on the market. read more

Wholesale prices for Polish raspberries at the Bronisze market dropped to €4.7–5.8/kg (20–25 PLN/kg) in late June, driven by higher supply from both field and tunnel crops. Extreme heat is constraining daily harvest volumes and causing fruit damage. read more

Hungary is expected to harvest between 6,000 and 8,000 tons of cherries this season, according to the Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture (NAK) and the Hungarian Interprofessional Organization for Fruit and Vegetable (FruitVeB). Production prospects vary by region and variety. Losses are mainly due to weather conditions. read more

Carrefour Romania has announced that it will no longer import seasonal fruits and vegetables. Instead, it will source tomatoes (including moț, pink, and beef heart varieties), cherries, eggplants, and Bianca bell peppers exclusively from local suppliers. These products will be supplied through partnerships with 32. read more

Stead Nicolle from Rosehill Cherries, located in Arbroath, Scotland, is anticipating a successful cherry season. "The fruit is progressing well, and the trees are in good health," Stead mentioned. "Although the crop is slightly lighter than usual, we are satisfied with the quality." read more

The cherry season began a few days earlier this year for the Sicoly cooperative. The first Burlat cherries were harvested on May 15th in the Côteaux du Lyonnais. The season had a promising start, with good quality fruit and positive prospects for the French cooperative's main sector. read more

The trading activity on EastFruit platforms decreased by 5% in week 23 of 2026, primarily due to reduced sales from participants in Ukraine. However, there was an increase in activity among traders from Uzbekistan and Egypt, and offers from Azerbaijan, Moldova, Armenia, Poland, and Serbia also returned. read more