Bronisze: beetroot wholesale prices stable in August

Wholesale prices for beetroot at the Bronisze market on 10 August 2026 ranged from €0.2 to €0.3/kg, with young beetroot in bunches priced at €0.3–0.5 per bunch. Supply remains steady as the main harvest period continues in Poland.

At the Bronisze wholesale market near Warsaw on 10 August 2026, standard beetroot ('buraki ćwikłowe') was quoted at €0.2–0.3/kg (0.8–1.2 PLN/kg). Young beetroot in bunches was priced at €0.3–0.5 per bunch (1.5–2 PLN/pęczek). These prices reflect stable availability and ongoing supply from domestic producers at the peak of the Polish beetroot season.

Supply of beetroot in Poland is currently supported by the main summer harvest, with most regions reporting regular deliveries to wholesale markets. There have been no significant reports of supply shortages or interruptions. The use of new agricultural technologies, such as drone-assisted crop spraying, is being tested on Polish farms, but the main impact remains on operational efficiency and not current supply volumes.

Demand for beetroot on the wholesale market remains steady, with consistent interest from buyers for both standard and young beetroot. There is no indication of unusual fluctuations in buyer demand at this stage of the season.

Weather conditions in Poland during early August have generally enabled uninterrupted harvesting activities. No reports of adverse weather events affecting beetroot fields have been noted in the latest updates.

No new developments in Polish beetroot exports or imports were reported for this period.

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