Dessert plums are chasing 2024 prices, but will they catch up?
Prices of Polish plums sold in domestic wholesale on a larger scale have been rising continuously since mid-September this year. This is a seasonal trend, linked to a decline in supply, although

Dessert plums hold at prices from 3 years ago
Prices of dessert plums in Polish wholesale remain at a level close to that seen three years ago. What context does this provide for assessing this year’s plum season in Poland?It means that

There are still buyers for processing plums
This year’s procurement season for plums for processing has basically already ended. As usual, most processors interested in these fruits ended their campaign at the beginning of October. But

Will dessert plums become even more expensive?
In the second half of last month, wholesale prices of Polish dessert plums were climbing. At least as far as late varieties are concerned (President, Top Hit, Haganta). The beginning of October

Polish plums are slowly becoming more expensive
The season for domestic plums has entered the post-main-harvest phase. This has affected the current supply and current wholesale trade in these fruits. However, the shape of the table plum market

Plum purchase prices rise at the end of the campaign
In mid-September this year, purchase prices for industrial plums in Poland fell. And they fell once again, meaning that the average price of these fruit dropped below the level from the weak 2025

Table plums may soon start to rise in price
Prices of domestic table plums in Poland’s large-scale wholesale market remain under constant supply pressure. This is not only the supply of domestic fruit, but also imports flowing into

What is happening with industrial plum prices
The average procurement price of plums for processing is falling. This trend has been clearly noticeable since the beginning of the second ten-day period of the current month. It has progressed in

Prices of peaches, nectarines and apricots are not rising
The course of this year’s season for stone fruit — peaches, apricots and nectarines — follows a similar scenario to what we saw in the same period last year. On the other hand, it is

Dessert plums – prices slightly better than a year ago
Wholesale prices of dessert plums are now minimally better than they were in the corresponding period of last season. This is especially visible in the case of late varieties, such as President or

Industrial plums – demand remains active, but what about prices?
Demand for industrial plums from domestic processors remains active all the time. However, it is not high enough for these fruits to have a chance of reaching the levels seen on this market two or

Diverse purchase prices for plums for processing
What is the current situation in the purchase of plums for processing? Is the season for these fruits developing this year according to the pattern typical of this segment of the fruit market? Or

The Polish Plum Season Gains Momentum
The Polish plum season is gaining scale and momentum. The first batches of later varieties, such as Najbolja and Amers, have appeared on the market. Their initial wholesale prices are, of course,

Wholesale Plum Prices Stable Amid High Demand and Local Storm Damage
Farm-gate and wholesale prices for Polish plums remain stable despite strong buyer demand and recent storm-related damage in the Grójec region. On the Bronisze wholesale market near Warsaw, as

Storm Damage in Grójec Region, Plum Wholesale Prices Hold Steady
Strong buyer demand for Polish plums continues in mid-August, but wholesale and farm-gate prices remain stable despite recent storm damage in key production areas. On 13 August 2026 at the

Will Plum Prices Fall Further?
Wholesale prices of Polish dessert plums fell sharply in July. Last month, sales prices for domestic plums dropped by over 40 percent. The fresh market saw significant pressure from the increasing

Polish Plums: Retail Chains Resume Domestic Buying, Wholesale Prices Drop
Major retail chains in Poland have resumed purchasing domestic plums after a period dominated by imported fruit, leading to increased supply on wholesale markets and falling prices for

Polish Plum Prices Fall Amid Balkan Import Pressure
Polish wholesale and farm-gate plum prices dropped sharply at the start of August 2026, following a surge of cheap imports from Serbia and other Balkan countries. At the Bronisze wholesale market

Plums Are Getting Cheaper Even Faster Than Last Year
Wholesale prices of Polish plums have been dropping at the very start of this year's season. Moreover, the pace of this decline is currently much greater than last year. At the end of July 2025,

Lower Plum Prices at Bronisze as Early Domestic Crop Expands
Wholesale prices for Polish plums at Bronisze have declined to €0.5–0.9/kg (2.25–4 PLN/kg) as early varieties like Kalipso and Lepotica enter the market in larger volumes. At the Bronisze

Early Polish Plums See Lower Start Prices, Trade Groups Begin Purchases
The 2026 Polish plum season has opened with lower starting prices than previous years, as wholesale and farm-gate rates for early varieties such as Kalipso and Lepotica drop amid increased supply

Plums Still Without a Clear Increase in Supply
The Polish plum season began at a fairly typical time. It was certainly not as early as two years ago, but roughly similar to the 2025 season. The season is still in a very early phase. However,

Early Plum Harvest and Fruit Drop Affect Supply; Bronisze Prices at €1.4–1.7/kg
The 2026 Polish plum season is marked by accelerated ripening and a significant fruit drop in the Čačanska Lepotica variety, while wholesale prices at Bronisze on 20 July stand at

The First Polish Plums Hit the Market: What Are Their Prices?
The domestic plum season has started this year at a similar time as last year, but noticeably later than in 2024. The weather conditions, both in spring and in recent weeks, have had a very

Pierwsze francuskie śliwki przybywają w tym tygodniu, przed planowanym terminem.
The French plum season is just beginning and Joël Boyer, co-chair of the Producers' Association Prune de France alongside Jérôme Capel, is feeling fairly confident. The first harvests of the