Broccoli Prices Stable at Bronisze Ahead of August Market Closure

Wholesale prices for broccoli at the Bronisze market near Warsaw remain steady just before the mid-August closure, with demand and supply following seasonal patterns.

At the Bronisze wholesale market near Warsaw, broccoli was trading on 12 August 2026 at €0.81–1.05 per piece (3.5–4.5 PLN per piece), reflecting stable pricing compared to recent weeks. This price range is based on current wholesale quotations and applies to standard broccoli heads typically sold at Polish wholesale markets during the peak summer season.

The Bronisze market is scheduled to close for the Assumption of Mary holiday from 14 August at 12:00 until 15 August at 20:00, requiring producers and buyers to adjust delivery and sales schedules. This closure affects the supply chain for fresh vegetables, including broccoli, as transactions and deliveries must be completed before the shutdown.

Supply of Polish broccoli remains typical for the season, with domestic production peaking in August. No reports of significant disruptions to harvest or quality have been noted in the main producing regions, and availability at wholesale markets is in line with seasonal expectations. Weather conditions have not caused major problems for broccoli growers in recent weeks.

Buyer demand for broccoli is stable, with the approaching market closure at Bronisze prompting some buyers to increase orders in advance. No significant changes in export or import activity for broccoli have been reported in the current period.

Further planned closures of the Bronisze wholesale market are scheduled for late October, November, and December, which may influence the timing of fresh vegetable deliveries later in the year.

Material prepared by the editorial team of fresh-market.info, editor Artur Spiker · Illustrative image generated by AI