Bronisze: Field Tomato Prices Down to €0.7–1.2/kg, Holiday Closure to Affect Trade

Wholesale prices for Polish field tomatoes at Bronisze on 11 August 2026 ranged from €0.7 to €1.2/kg, while the market will close for a public holiday on 14–15 August, impacting deliveries and sales.

At the Bronisze wholesale market near Warsaw, field tomatoes (pomidory gruntowe) traded on 11 August 2026 at €0.7–1.2/kg (3–5 PLN/kg). Raspberry-type tomatoes (pomidory malinowe) were quoted at €0.9–1.4/kg (4–6 PLN/kg). Greenhouse tomatoes (pomidory spod osłon) reached €1.2–1.5/kg (5–6.5 PLN/kg). Imported cocktail tomatoes (pomidory koktajlowe import) were priced higher, at €4.0–4.4/kg (17–19 PLN/kg). Prices reflect the high season for domestic tomato production in Poland, with abundant supply from both field and protected cultivation sources in August.

Buyer demand at Bronisze is expected to be disrupted due to the scheduled market closure for the Feast of the Assumption. No trade will be possible from 12:00 on 14 August until 20:00 on 15 August, requiring producers and wholesalers to adjust delivery and sales schedules. This closure affects the availability of fresh tomatoes and may result in temporary fluctuations in supply on the wholesale market before and after the holiday period.

The Polish tomato harvest in August is in full swing, with supply coming primarily from field-grown crops as well as ongoing greenhouse production. Weather conditions in recent weeks have supported stable yields and quality, with no major disruptions reported in the main production regions. Domestic production currently dominates the market, limiting the share of imported tomatoes, except for specialty types such as cocktail tomatoes.

Demand for fresh tomatoes remains steady, characteristic for the summer peak season, but logistical adjustments are necessary around the holiday closure at Bronisze and other wholesale markets. The need for rapid turnover of perishable products such as tomatoes increases ahead of the market break.

Further planned closures of Bronisze market are announced for late October–early November and during major winter holidays, which will continue to impact the scheduling of tomato deliveries and wholesale trade in the coming months.

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