Raspberry Wholesale Prices in Warsaw Reach €4.6–8.1/kg Amid High Tunnel Production

On 17 July 2026, wholesale prices for raspberries at the Bronisze market in Warsaw ranged from €4.6 to €8.1/kg, reflecting active trade and strong supply from tunnel-grown crops.

At the Bronisze wholesale market near Warsaw on 17 July 2026, raspberry prices ranged between €4.6 and €8.1 per kilogram (20–35 PLN/kg), showing robust trading activity for domestic fruit. The price range indicates both a high-quality product segment and regular supply to the market during peak season.

Large-scale raspberry production under tunnels continues to expand in Poland, with enterprises such as Legsad in Kościelec operating the country’s largest protected raspberry cultivation. This business manages over 140 hectares of berry crops, mostly under tunnels, supporting a consistent and high-quality supply to the wholesale and retail sectors. The infrastructure includes sorting, packing, and logistics facilities, allowing for streamlined delivery to buyers across Poland.

Recent weather conditions have included periods of intense heat, with temperatures inside tunnels exceeding 45°C in regions like Kraczmiskach near Opole Lubelskie. Growers have implemented shading technologies to reduce heat stress and prevent leaf and fruit damage, maintaining stable yields and fruit quality for the market.

Demand for Polish raspberries remains strong in mid-July, driven by both domestic consumption and export activity. Tunnel production methods help extend the harvest period and ensure a steady flow of fruit to meet buyer requirements.

The ongoing modernization of production and logistics in major producing regions is supporting the efficient movement of raspberries from farms to wholesale markets, contributing to the stability of prices observed this week.

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