No Domestic Pumpkin on the Polish Market in Mid-August

There is no commercial supply of Polish pumpkin on the wholesale market in Poland as of mid-August 2026. Pumpkin harvest in Poland typically begins in September.

As of 13 August 2026, there are no reports of domestic pumpkin (dynia) available on Polish wholesale markets such as Bronisze. The main harvest season for field-grown pumpkin in Poland starts in early September, and commercial trade in Polish pumpkin usually begins at that time.

No wholesale or farm-gate prices for pumpkin have been recorded for this period in Poland. Wholesale market data and grower reports do not indicate any significant volumes of domestic pumpkin entering the market in August.

Imports of pumpkin to Poland remain limited in August, as demand for fresh pumpkin is low during the summer months and most buyers wait for the domestic harvest. Polish exports of pumpkin are also negligible at this time of year, as the local crop is not yet available.

Weather conditions in key pumpkin-growing regions of Poland have been generally favourable for field crops, with adequate rainfall and moderate temperatures reported in July and early August. Growers expect the main harvest to begin as usual in September, with supply volumes depending on late-summer weather.

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