• In the latest market analysis of fresh fruits and vegetables in Poland, we observe notable differences in prices across various wholesale markets. This report provides a detailed comparison of these prices, highlighting the trends and changes observed.
  
• Starting with tomatoes, on the Warsaw wholesale market, the price was noted at 0.80 EUR per kilogram. In contrast, at the Poznań market, tomatoes were priced slightly higher at 0.85 EUR per kilogram. This indicates a minor price increase of approximately 6.25% in Poznań compared to Warsaw.
  
• Turning to cucumbers, the situation is reversed. In Warsaw, cucumbers were selling for 0.70 EUR per kilogram, while in Poznań, the price was 0.65 EUR per kilogram, showing a decrease of about 7.14% in Poznań. This suggests a competitive pricing strategy in Poznań to attract more buyers.
  
• Apples show a consistent pricing trend across different markets. Both in Warsaw and Kraków, apples were priced at 0.90 EUR per kilogram, indicating stability in apple prices across these regions.
  
• Potatoes displayed a significant price variation. On the Wrocław market, potatoes were priced at 0.40 EUR per kilogram, whereas in Gdańsk, the price was higher at 0.50 EUR per kilogram. This reflects a 25% increase in prices in Gdańsk, possibly due to higher demand or lower supply.
  

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