Nectarines

On Thursday 10 March 2022, the directors of Growers United launched the Sustainable Together scheme. Growers United interprets Sustainable Together as increasing the sustainability of the supply chain from the grower to the point of sale. read more

On 6th December 2021, Belarus decided to respond to the latest international sanctions by implementing an embargo on food import into the country for food products originating from the European Union but also the UK, Norway, Iceland, Switzerland, North Macedonia, Albania, the USA, and Canada. read more

Belarus is introducing its sanctions from January 1, 2022, reports PAP based on reports by Belarusian News Agency BelTa. read more

The import volume of peaches and nectarines amounted to 23.0 thousand tonnes in the first half of 2021, and its value to 133.8 million PLN. read more

This year's stone fruit season in Poland (peaches, nectarines, apricots) is marked by the negative impact of the weather on the harvest and the quality of these fruits. read more

The fruit harvest in Poland in 2021, according to preliminary estimates by CSO experts, is expected to total around 4.6 million tonnes. This means a year-on-year increase of around 3 per cent. read more

The harvest season for domestic peaches is starting this year with a delay, as is the case for the vast majority of fruits. This is due to the cold spring and the delay it caused in the vegetation of plants. read more

The season for imported stone fruit is developing on the Polish market. There is an increase in peaches, nectarines and Italian apricots, mainly imported from Spain. read more

Peach and nectarine yield forecasts for the four main growing countries, Greece, Spain, Italy and France, were presented yesterday during the third and final medFEL webinar. read more

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Just a few days ago, we were faced with a weather collapse. European countries were flooded by a wave of cold, which had a devastating effect on fruit-growing areas. The frosts affected Italy, Croatia, Hungary, France, Austria, but also our neighbour Germany. read more

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According to the Central Statistical Office (CSO), the year 2020 brought an increase in the value of Polish agri-food export from EUR 31.8 billion to EUR 34.0 billion, i.e. by 7 per cent. It is worth noting that this was achieved despite the ongoing global coronavirus pandemic.
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We analyse Central Statistical Office data for the period January-March 2021 and the production of frozen fruit and vegetables and fruit juices, as well as vegetable pickles. read more

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The volume of peaches and nectarines exported from Poland (CN category 080930 - Peaches, including nectarines, fresh) amounted to 12.4 thousand tonnes in 2020 and its value amounted to PLN 40.5 million. This means a significant decrease in exports in this category, both in terms of quantity and value.
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