Warsaw: Blueberry Wholesale Prices Fall to €3.5–6.0/kg Amid Peak Harvest

Blueberry wholesale prices at the Bronisze market near Warsaw on 10 August 2026 ranged from €3.5 to €6.0/kg (15–26 PLN/kg) as domestic supply remains high during the main harvest period.

On 10 August 2026, wholesale prices for highbush blueberries at the Bronisze market near Warsaw reached €3.5–6.0/kg (15–26 PLN/kg), reflecting continued strong supply from Polish growers during the seasonal peak. The price range captures both lower-end bulk lots and higher-quality berries, with significant volumes arriving from key production regions.

Polish blueberry plantations are in the main phase of harvest, resulting in ample supply on wholesale markets. The availability of domestic berries is high, supporting active trade and regular shipments to both retail and export channels. No disruptions in harvest volume or quality were reported in the current period.

Demand from domestic buyers remains steady, with supermarkets and smaller retailers sourcing directly from the main wholesale hubs. Export interest continues, especially to Western European markets, as Poland remains one of the leading blueberry producers in the EU during the summer months.

Weather conditions in recent weeks have generally favoured harvesting, with no reports of significant rainfall or adverse events impacting yields. Growers are able to maintain regular picking schedules, ensuring consistent deliveries to the main market outlets.

In the current season, attention among growers is focused on weed management and crop protection, with the use of herbicides like Spotlight being applied in accordance with pre-harvest intervals to maintain fruit quality and marketability.

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