Sour cherries

Polish cherry harvest is nearly complete, with most growers finishing picking and processors accepting fruit until 8 August 2026. Late-season farm-gate and wholesale prices for sour cherries have increased compared to the peak harvest period. read more

The 2026 sour cherry procurement campaign is ending earlier than last year, with prices significantly lower despite poor harvests. read more

Sour cherry purchase prices have increased, but only slightly and late in the season. read more

Sour cherry purchase prices in Poland are showing signs of recovery after recent declines. read more

Farm-gate prices for cherries intended for processing in Poland dropped rapidly in late July to €0.9/kg for freezing and €0.5/kg for juicing. Wholesale prices at Bronisze market on 3 August remained higher, at €1.4–1.6/kg. read more

Raspberry prices at processing plants remain high, but slight downward corrections have appeared. read more

Sour cherry prices at Polish buying stations have dropped sharply, with declines of up to 45%. read more

Sour cherry prices in Poland have fallen rapidly in late July 2026, with wholesale and farm-gate prices dropping by over 40% within days, despite a reduced national harvest due to spring frost and summer drought. read more

Polish sour cherry (wiśnia) prices have fallen rapidly in late July, with farm-gate and processing prices dropping by over 40% in less than a week. Wholesale prices in Bronisze remain higher, at €1.9–2.5/kg (8–11 PLN/kg). read more

Purchase prices for sour cherries for freezing have fallen by 25 percent, mirroring last year's trend. read more

Cherry farm-gate prices in the Grójec region fell sharply on July 23, with several buyers lowering rates for fruit for freezing from €1.4 to €1.3/kg. Fresh sour cherries at the Bronisze wholesale market traded at €1.8–3.0/kg (8–13 PLN/kg) on July 24. read more

Cherry prices in Poland are rising and may soon surpass last year's levels. read more

Wholesale prices for sour cherries (wiśnie) in Poland have increased to €1.6–3.0/kg (7–13 PLN/kg) at the Bronisze market. The main processing variety Łutówka is set to enter full harvest in the coming days, later than in previous seasons. read more

Sour cherry prices in Poland have risen, but growers remain dissatisfied. read more

Today's market saw strong supply of apples and carrots, while buyers were actively searching for cherries and currants. read more

The sour cherry buying season is starting with prices close to last year's opening levels. read more

Black currant procurement prices are showing a noticeable increase in some regions. read more