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Polish Broccoli Wholesale Prices Rise Amid Lower Yields, Bronisze at €0.9–1.2/piece

2026-08-05 07:12

Polish broccoli wholesale prices at the Bronisze market reached €0.9–1.2 per piece (4–5 PLN) in early August 2026, reflecting reduced domestic supply after weather-related harvest challenges.

At the Bronisze wholesale market near Warsaw, broccoli traded on 5 August 2026 at €0.9–1.2 per piece (4–5 PLN), showing firm prices amid tightened supply. The current price level is attributed to lower availability on the market, with traders reporting stable buyer interest but limited volumes from growers.

Preliminary estimates by Statistics Poland (GUS) forecast 2026 broccoli production at 68,000 tonnes, down from last year. The decline is linked to adverse spring weather, including cold spells, low rainfall, and late frosts, which delayed fieldwork and led to uneven plant emergence. June and July rainfall improved conditions, but subsequent heatwaves restricted further plant growth.

Broccoli supply in Poland is currently limited by these lower yields, and growers in several regions implemented irrigation earlier than usual due to soil moisture deficits. The harvest window in August is marked by continued vigilance against fungal diseases and pests, which have required more intensive plant protection in many fields.

Wholesale demand for broccoli remains steady, with buyers actively sourcing domestic product as the main harvest period continues. No significant import or export pressure has been reported for broccoli in the current period, and the trade situation is defined primarily by domestic supply constraints and weather impact on yields.

GUS also noted that the overall vegetable harvest in Poland is expected to fall by 4.5% year-on-year, affecting not only broccoli but also related crops such as cauliflower and carrots. The final production figures will depend on weather conditions in the latter part of the growing season.

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

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