Green and Red Pepper Prices Stable at Bronisze; Domestic Supply Expands

Polish greenhouse peppers remain steadily available on the wholesale market, with green and red pepper prices stable at Bronisze in mid-July. Domestic harvests are supplying the market, with no major disruptions reported.

At the Bronisze wholesale market near Warsaw, the price for Polish greenhouse green pepper in mid-July 2026 is around €1.2/kg (5 PLN/kg), while red pepper is priced at approximately €2.3/kg (10 PLN/kg). These prices reflect a stable situation for greenhouse vegetables, with no significant changes compared to the previous week.

Domestic supply of peppers is currently sourced mainly from protected cultivation. The market is not reporting shortages or surges in volume for peppers, in contrast to some other vegetables such as celery root or broad beans, which have seen price volatility due to supply fluctuations.

Retail chains are continuing to offer Polish peppers, including those with minor visual imperfections, as part of broader efforts to reduce food waste and support domestic producers. Such peppers are included in mixed fruit and vegetable packs available in supermarkets, though no separate retail price for these peppers was specified.

The ongoing warm weather in Poland is supporting the ripening and harvesting of peppers under cover. There is no mention of significant weather-related disruptions affecting current supply or quality on the wholesale market.

As the season progresses, the volume of other domestic vegetables like carrots, beets, and onions is increasing, but the main supply of peppers remains from greenhouses, with open-field pepper harvests expected later in the summer.

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