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Poland tomato prices halved

Polish growers are being forced to reduce their tomato prices, despite the rather high demand for their produce shown by European importers. As a result, current prices are 44-47% lower year-on-year, according to Fruit-Inform.

Now, prices of Polish tomatoes are varying between 0.27-0.35 euro/kg, a decrease of 5-10% week-on-week.

Polish growers are being forced to reduce their prices due to an abundant supply of both greenhouse and field-grown tomatoes in the Polish market. In addition, prices are under the pressure of a rather moderate demand in the Polish internal market.

source: fruit-inform.com

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