Cherry Prices Drop in Warsaw as Supply Peaks in Late July

Wholesale cherry prices at the Bronisze market on 20 July 2026 ranged from €1.8 to €5.5/kg (8–24 PLN/kg), reflecting high supply and subdued demand in Poland.

On 20 July 2026, wholesale prices for cherries at the Bronisze market in Warsaw were between €1.8 and €5.5 per kilogram (8–24 PLN/kg). This wide price range indicates significant market differentiation based on fruit quality and size. The market is currently experiencing a peak in cherry supply, with most domestic regions completing or nearing the end of their harvests.

Buyer demand for cherries has weakened compared to previous weeks, with traders reporting that the market is saturated. The high supply and limited export opportunities have contributed to downward pressure on prices. No information on farm-gate prices was provided in the available sources.

Weather conditions in the main producing regions earlier in the season were generally favorable for cherry development, resulting in a large and concentrated harvest. This has further increased availability on the domestic market at the end of July.

Export opportunities for Polish cherries remain limited. The domestic market is absorbing the majority of the crop, as there are no reports of significant export shipments at this stage. Imports are not playing a major role in the current market situation.

The current price spread at Bronisze reflects varying fruit quality, with premium cherries achieving higher prices and lower-quality lots selling at the lower end of the range.

Material prepared by the editorial team of fresh-market.info, editor Artur Spiker