• At the Warsaw (Bronisze) wholesale market, field-grown cucumbers saw a noticeable price increase of 10%, with prices ranging from €0.63 to €1.68 per kilogram as of September 9, 2025.
  Cucumbers in brine, as well as low-salt cucumbers, remained stable with no price changes, ranging from €1.88 to €2.51 and €2.72 to €3.14 per kilogram, respectively.
  Glasshouse short cucumbers also showed stability, priced between €0.84 and €1.05 per kilogram.
  
• In Poznan (WGRO), cucumbers were listed at €5.24 to €7.33 for a 5 kg package on September 8, 2025, which translates to €1.05 to €1.47 per kilogram, with no price change recorded.
  Glasshouse cucumbers were priced between €5.76 and €6.28 for a 5 kg package, or €1.15 to €1.26 per kilogram, with no change in pricing.
  
• The Rzeszow (Agrohurt) market reported a drop in cucumber prices on September 9, 2025.
  Cucumbers were priced between €0.94 and €1.26 per kilogram, reflecting a decrease of 12.5%.
  Glasshouse cucumbers experienced a significant decrease of 52.2%, priced from €1.05 to €1.26 per kilogram.
  Pickled cucumbers stayed steady, with prices ranging from €2.09 to €2.72 per kilogram.
  
• At the Kalisz (Gielda Kaliska) market as of September 9, 2025, field-grown cucumbers (labelled as "cucumber gruntowy dom") increased by 25% to a uniform price of €1.05 per kilogram.
  There was a 7.1% decrease in the price of "cucumber kiszony dom," ranging from €2.51 to €2.93 per kilogram.
  "Low-salt cucumbers" held stable at €3.14 per kilogram.
  Glasshouse cucumbers (labelled as "cucumber glasshouse dom") showed a 37.5% increase, priced between €1.05 and €1.26 per kilogram.
  

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