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Title: Comparison of Wholesale Tomato Prices on Polish Markets as of October 7, 2024
2024-10-08 04:13
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www.fresh-market.pl
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The analysis of wholesale tomato prices across various markets in Poland reveals significant variations. Starting with the market in Warsaw (Bronisze), we observe that the price of imported cocktail tomatoes ranges from €3.67 to €4.19 per kilogram, marking a remarkable increase of 70.5%. In contrast, domestic field-grown tomatoes maintain a stable price between €0.63 and €1.05 per kilogram, with no change noted. Imported tomatoes are priced from €1.23 to €1.36 per kilogram, and rose and glasshouse tomatoes both range from €1.26 to €1.57 per kilogram, showing no fluctuations.
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Moving to the Poznan (WGRO) market, the price for lima tomatoes is set at €5.28 for a 6 kg unit, translating to approximately €0.88 per kilogram, with no change observed. Rose and glasshouse tomatoes are priced between €8.38 and €9.42 for a 6 kg unit, equivalent to approximately €1.40 to €1.57 per kilogram, both experiencing a 10.4% increase. Plum tomatoes are priced from €6.28 to €6.91 for a 6 kg unit, or approximately €1.05 to €1.15 per kilogram, with stable pricing.
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In Gdansk (Renk), rose tomatoes are priced at €2.72 per kilogram as of October 4, 2024, showing a significant price increase of 97.0%. This substantial rise indicates a strong demand or reduced supply in this region.
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On the Wroclaw (Targpiast) market, we see that the price for general tomatoes ranges from €0.63 to €1.26 per kilogram, with no changes reported. Lima tomatoes are priced between €0.52 and €0.84 per kilogram, and rose tomatoes range from €0.73 to €1.36 per kilogram, both showing stable pricing.
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The analysis of wholesale tomato prices across various markets in Poland reveals significant variations. Starting with the market in Warsaw (Bronisze), we observe that the price of imported cocktail tomatoes ranges from €3.67 to €4.19 per kilogram, marking a remarkable increase of 70.5%. In contrast, domestic field-grown tomatoes maintain a stable price between €0.63 and €1.05 per kilogram, with no change noted. Imported tomatoes are priced from €1.23 to €1.36 per kilogram, and rose and glasshouse tomatoes both range from €1.26 to €1.57 per kilogram, showing no fluctuations.
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Moving to the Poznan (WGRO) market, the price for lima tomatoes is set at €5.28 for a 6 kg unit, translating to approximately €0.88 per kilogram, with no change observed. Rose and glasshouse tomatoes are priced between €8.38 and €9.42 for a 6 kg unit, equivalent to approximately €1.40 to €1.57 per kilogram, both experiencing a 10.4% increase. Plum tomatoes are priced from €6.28 to €6.91 for a 6 kg unit, or approximately €1.05 to €1.15 per kilogram, with stable pricing.
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In Gdansk (Renk), rose tomatoes are priced at €2.72 per kilogram as of October 4, 2024, showing a significant price increase of 97.0%. This substantial rise indicates a strong demand or reduced supply in this region.
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On the Wroclaw (Targpiast) market, we see that the price for general tomatoes ranges from €0.63 to €1.26 per kilogram, with no changes reported. Lima tomatoes are priced between €0.52 and €0.84 per kilogram, and rose tomatoes range from €0.73 to €1.36 per kilogram, both showing stable pricing.
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For more detailed information on fruit and vegetable prices in Poland, you can subscribe to fresh-market.info. If you wish to establish contacts with importers and retail chains in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe, participate in the Fresh Market B2B Meeting and Trade Show. Visit www.freshmarket.eu or contact us at +48 603 811 818 or via email at freshmarket@freshmarket.eu.
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