Challenges Facing the Polish Agri-Food Sector

Recently, the food industry has had to deal with numerous difficulties and many changes. The outbreak of the Covid 19 pandemic caused major disruption to global supply chains and concerns about the sustainability of international cooperation. Subsequently, the “thawing” of economies and uncertainty about the stability of supply in the future resulted in an increase in demand, which not always kept pace with supply.

Polish grain for Morocco

The grain mission to Morocco organized by the Polish Investment and Trade Agency and the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Rabat is behind us. The June event was aimed at promoting Poland’s export offer.

High quality at an attractive price

Polish food enjoys a  good reputation due to its high quality and competitive price. Food  producers combine traditional and innovative  methods, thanks to which the taste qualities are  kept at the highest level, while EU safety standards are maintained.

Export of Polish food products

The story of the Polish agri-food sector has long ceased to be a story about poor farmers, underfunded farms from the 90s and stagnation. Definitely closer to the truth would be a story about a dynamically developing part of the economy entering new markets and more and more boldly placing its products on the shelves of  stores abroad.

The Polish Food Specialities Sector –  a PAIH report

According to the Polish Investment and Trade Agency’s quarterly report, “The Polish Food Specialities Sector” published at the end of June, Poland is one of the largest food producers in Europe. In 2022, we exported agri-food products worth EUR 47.6 billion.

Luxury in Uncertain Times

According to KPMG’s data, published in the May report on the luxury goods market in Poland, the value of goods and services intended for wealthy people is growing. However, some segments belonging to this market have still not recovered from the crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Polish Producers of Chocolate and Confectionery Products Association

The main purpose of Polish Producers of Chocolate and Confectionery Products Association is representation of chocolate, cookies and confectionery industries in the fields of law, economy, trade and science.

Association of Employers Polish Spirits Industry

Association of Employers Polish Spirits Industry (ZP PPS) is a voluntary, self-governing, and self-financing industry organization. It is the largest representative of the spirits industry in Poland, accounting for 90% of the spirits market and representing both international corporations and small and medium enterprises.