Poland Currants Market

The currants production volume in Poland reached 145.80 thousand tonnes in 2022, which is an CAGR increase of 2.51% from its production volume of 128.81 thousand tonnes in 2017. Poland predominantly produces black currants, comprising 73-75% of the total production share. Poland ranks second globally in currant production, following Russia in terms of volume. The country's total currant harvest constitutes 19% of the global production and Russia with 67% share is the world largest producer of currants. Other prominent suppliers include Ukraine, U.K., Germany, France, and the Netherlands.


The focus of the report on the Poland currant market is to provide a comprehensive analysis covering various aspects such as overall currant production in Poland, usage by the processing sector and fresh consumption, domestic market applications, export trends of processed currants (fresh, IQF frozen, and concentrates), fluctuations in raw material costs, price variations in the domestic market, prominent importers of Poland currants, profiles of local processing companies, and other pertinent factors.

Poland Dominance in the Supply of Currants in Global Market

Poland has a significant presence in the currants market, both domestically and globally. Currants are a popular fruit in Poland, known for their versatility in culinary applications and nutritional benefits. The country boasts favorable climatic conditions for currant cultivation, particularly blackcurrants and redcurrants, which are widely cultivated for commercial purposes. Poland's currants market contributes significantly to the country's agricultural economy, with exports playing a crucial role in its international trade. In 2022, currant cultivation covered an expanse of 44.80 thousand hectares, with the Lubelskie province contributing almost 44% of the total plantation, followed by Mazowieckie at 19%, Łódzkie at 13%, and Świętokrzyskie at 6%.
Fresh black currants harvested are majorly directed towards domestic processing industries to produce concentrates, juices, frozen products, and jams, these processed goods cater to both domestic and international markets. In 2022, Poland shipped approximately 48.69 thousand tonnes of frozen currants and 3.32 thousand tonnes of fresh currants. The price (FOB) of frozen black currants from Poland surged by 3.4 times compared to 2018, reaching US$ 0.57 per kg.

Market Growth Factors

Increasing Health Consciousness and Diversification of Currant Product Applications
Growing consumer awareness regarding health and wellness drives demand for nutritious foods like currants. Currants are rich in vitamins, particularly vitamin C, and antioxidants, making them popular among health-conscious consumers seeking natural and functional foods. This trend is expected to continue driving demand for currants in both domestic and international markets.
Currants are versatile fruits used in various industries, including food processing, beverage manufacturing, and cosmetics. In the food industry, they are utilized in jams, jellies, juices, desserts, and bakery products. Additionally, currants are used in the production of alcoholic beverages, herbal teas, and dietary supplements. The expanding range of product applications enhances the market potential for currants and opens up new avenues for growth. Ripe black currants undergo individual quick freezing (IQF) to create a product that preserves their distinctiveness and provides the illusion of "freshly picked" fruit. This renders them perfect for incorporation into muffins, various baked goods, and fillings.

Market Restraints

Price Volatility and Supply Chain Disruptions
Price volatility is a significant restraint in the currants market, influenced by various factors such as seasonal fluctuations in supply, changes in consumer demand, and global economic conditions. The prices of currants can fluctuate considerably over time, impacting both producers and consumers. For producers, unpredictable prices can affect their profitability and financial stability, making it challenging to plan production and investment decisions. Likewise, consumers may face uncertainty regarding product availability and affordability, particularly during periods of price spikes.
Disruptions in the currants supply chain, such as transportation bottlenecks, logistical challenges, and supply chain disruptions, can impact market dynamics and operations. Events such as natural disasters, political instability, trade disputes, or pandemics may disrupt the flow of currants from production areas to processing facilities and distribution channels. These disruptions can lead to supply shortages, delays in delivery, increased transportation costs, and supply chain inefficiencies, affecting the overall market stability and competitiveness of currant producers and suppliers.

Competition from Substitute Products
Currants face competition from alternative fruits and synthetic additives used in food processing and beverage manufacturing. In some cases, consumers may opt for substitute products that offer similar flavor profiles or nutritional benefits at lower costs. Additionally, the availability of fruit concentrates, flavorings, and artificial additives as alternatives to natural fruit ingredients poses a challenge for currant-based products in the food and beverage industry. To remain competitive, currant producers and processors must differentiate their offerings, emphasize the unique qualities of currants, and innovate to meet evolving consumer preferences and market trends.

Poland Currants Supply/Value Chain Bottlenecks/Challenges

The currants supply chain in Poland is fraught with bottlenecks and challenges that could hinder market growth. One of the primary issues is the inefficiency in the logistics and distribution networks, which can lead to delays and increased costs. The perishability of currants adds to the complexity, requiring quick and efficient transportation to prevent spoilage. Additionally, the lack of sufficient cold storage facilities can lead to significant post-harvest losses. There are also challenges related to the consolidation of the supply chain, as many small-scale producers struggle to access larger markets due to limited resources and market reach. Addressing these bottlenecks will be crucial for enhancing the competitiveness of Poland's currants market on a global scale.

Currants Price Setting Power of Poland

Poland's setting power in the currants market is notable due to its high production volume and established presence in the European market. The country's ability to influence pricing and supply dynamics is strengthened by its consistent output and the high quality of its currants, which are in demand across Europe. Poland's role as a key supplier grants it significant leverage in negotiations with buyers and other stakeholders in the value chain.

Currants End-use Industries

Currants produced in Poland are utilized in a variety of end-use industries, including food processing, beverage production, and pharmaceuticals. The food industry is the largest consumer, with currants being used in jams, juices, desserts, and confectionery. The beverage industry also incorporates currants in health drinks and wines, capitalizing on their nutritional benefits. Additionally, the pharmaceutical industry uses currants for their antioxidant properties in various health supplements.

Currants Trade (Export & Import) Trend

Poland's currants trade is characterized by a strong export orientation, with the majority of its production being exported to other European countries such as Germany, the Netherlands, and the United Kingdom. The export trend has shown steady growth over the years, driven by increasing demand for Polish currants in these markets due to their high quality and competitive pricing. On the import side, Poland imports minimal quantities of currants, primarily during off-seasons or when there are shortfalls in domestic production. The trade balance is overwhelmingly positive, contributing significantly to Poland's agricultural export revenues.

Poland Currants Market Competitive Analysis

The supply/value chain of Poland's currants market involves several stages, including cultivation, harvesting, processing, packaging, distribution, and retailing. Currant producers collaborate with suppliers, processors, distributors, and retailers to deliver fresh and processed currant products to domestic and international markets.
Bakalland S.A. is a prominent company in Poland known for its diverse range of food products, including snacks, breakfast cereals, and dried fruits & nuts. The company is involved in the production and distribution of various dried fruits, nuts, and seeds, which include currants as part of their product portfolio (blackcurrant jelly and instant pudding).
The companies profiled in the study includes, ELO-FROST GmbH & Co. KG, Bio Planet S.A., Bakalland S.A., AGRANA Beteiligungs-AG, and Przetwórnia GIL Sp. z o. o, and more.

Future Outlook

The future of Poland's currants market appears promising, with expected growth driven by increasing demand for healthy, natural food products. The trend towards organic farming is likely to gain momentum, further enhancing the market's appeal to health-conscious consumers. However, addressing challenges such as climate change, labor shortages, and supply chain inefficiencies will be crucial for sustained growth. Continued investment in agricultural technology and infrastructure, along with efforts to expand export markets, will be key strategies for maintaining Poland's competitive position in the global currants market.

Report Coverage

The Poland currants market report covers historical market data from 2010-2022 and projections to 2030. The report also includes supply & demand and trade (import-export) market analysis. The decision matrix analysis helped in identifying the barriers and their implications on the value chain and different factors of relative significance to the Poland currants market are diligently tracked and their impact closely monitored for short, medium, and long-term market cycles. The report's contents cover an analysis of the aspects involved in the currants market such as the parent market, the evolution of the industry, innovative technologies in the manufacturing process, supply chain, and listing of key exporters.

Scope of the Report

Report Attributes	Details
Historical Years	2010–2022
Base Year	2023
Forecast Period	2024–2030
Units	Value (US$ Million) and Volume (Tonnes)
Report Coverage	Production, Consumption, Export, and Import
Segments Covered	By Type (Fresh & Processing)
Geographies Covered	Poland
Companies Profiled	The market players include ELO-FROST GmbH & Co. KG, Bio Planet S.A., Bakalland S.A., AGRANA Beteiligungs-AG, and Przetwórnia GIL Sp. z o. o, Pomerania Frucht Spolka z o.o., and more.

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FAQs:

1. What is the production size of the Poland currants in 2022?
Poland produced 145.80 thousand tonnes of currants in 2022.

2. What is the Poland export size of fresh currants in 2022?
Poland exported 48.69 thousand tonnes of frozen currants and 3.32 thousand tonnes of red currants in 2022.

3. What are the benefits of currants consumption?
Consumption of currants offers a rich source of antioxidants and essential nutrients, supporting immune health and providing anti-inflammatory benefits. Additionally, currants are low in calories and high in fiber, making them a nutritious addition to a balanced diet.

4. What are the key driving factors to the Poland currants market?
Currants, with their versatility, find applications across multiple sectors such as food processing, beverage production, and cosmetics. In food processing, they are incorporated into jams, jellies, juices, desserts, and baked goods. Moreover, currants contribute to the production of alcoholic beverages, herbal teas, and dietary supplements.

Table of Contents: Poland Currants Market – Trend Analysis & Forecast to 2030

1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction
    2.1. Objectives & Scope of the Study
    2.2. Definitions & Economic Importance
    2.3. Research Methodology
    2.4. Factors and Decision Matrix Analysis
    2.5. Limitations & Challenges
3. Commodity/Product/Market Overview
    3.1. Evolution/ Origin & Geographic Suitability
    3.2. Currants: Product Images
    3.3. Currants Crop Seasonality
    3.4. Processing & Grading
    3.5. Regulatory Analysis
4. Poland: Country Profile
5. Poland Market Growth Factors Analysis
    5.1. Drivers and Restraints Analysis
    5.2. Challenges and Opportunities Analysis
    5.3. Poland Currants Industry SWOT Analysis
    5.4. Poland Currants Market PESTEL Analysis
    5.5. Poland Currants Market Porter's Five Forces analysis
6. Poland Currants Market: Supply Analysis
    6.1. Currants Supply Analysis (Area & Production)
    6.2. Currants Supply Analysis, by Type
            6.2.1. Black Currants
            6.2.2. Red & White Currants
7. Poland Currants Market: Demand Analysis
    7.1. Domestic Currants Demand
            7.1.1. Domestic Consumption
            7.1.2. Processing (Frozen and Juice Concentrates & Juice NFC)
    7.2. Export Demand
    7.3. Currants Supply Chain Analysis
8. Poland Currants Market: Trade (Export & Import) Analysis
    8.1. Currants Export Trend Analysis
            8.1.1. Fresh
            8.1.2. Frozen
    8.2. Top 10 Export Destinations of Poland Currants
9. Poland Currants Market: Price Trend Analysis
    9.1. Domestic Price Trend (Procurement Prices & Wholesale Market)
    9.2. Export Price Trend
    9.3. Price Seasonality
10. Competitive Analysis
    10.1. List of Key Companies Supplying Currants from Poland
    10.2. Key Company Profiles
            10.2.1. ELO-FROST GmbH & Co. KG
            10.2.2. Bio Planet S.A.
            10.2.3. Bakalland S.A.
            10.2.4. AGRANA Beteiligungs-AG
            10.2.5. Przetwórnia GIL Sp. z o. o
            10.2.6. Pomerania Frucht Spolka z o.o.
11. Conclusion
12. Appendix

Table 1: Poland Currants Production Volume (Tonnes) (2010-2030)
Table 2: Poland Currants Production, Value (Tonnes) (2010-2030)
Table 3: Poland Currants Crop Area & Yield (2010-2030)
Table 4: Poland Currants Market, Demand Volume Details (Volume) (2015-2025)
Table 5: Poland Currants Supply and Demand Analysis, Volume (2015-2025)
Table 6: Poland Currants Consumption Trend (Tonnes) (2015-2025)
Table 7: Poland Currants Export Trend, by Value (2010-2030)
Table 8: Poland Currants Export Trend, by Volume (2010-2030)
Table 9: Poland Currants Export Destinations by Volume (in %share) (2015-2022)
Table 10: Poland Currants Export Destinations by Value (in %share) (2015-2022)
Table 11: Top 10 Countries Importing Currants from Poland, by Volume
Table 12: Top 10 Countries Importing Currants from Poland, by Volume
Table 13: Poland Black Currants Export Trend, by Value & Volume (2010-2030)
Table 14: Poland Red Currants Export Trend, by Value & Volume (2010-2030)
Table 15: Poland Fresh Black Currants Export Trend, by Value & Volume (2010-2030)
Table 16: Poland Fresh Red Currants Export Trend, by Value & Volume (2010-2030)
Table 17: Poland Frozen Black Currants Export Trend, by Value & Volume (2010-2030)
Table 18: Poland Frozen Red Currants Export Trend, by Value & Volume (2010-2030)
Table 19: List of Companies in Poland Currants Industry
Table 20: List of USA Companies Importing Currants from Poland
Table 21: Industry Recent Developments
Table 22: Key Companies involved in Global Currants Trade

Figure 1: Currants Harvest Seasonality Trend
Figure 2: Poland Population Dynamics, 2022
Figure 3: Poland Fruit Crops Production Trend Analysis
Figure 4: Poland: GDP Annual Growth & Exchange Rate Trend
Figure 5: Global Currants Market – An Overview
Figure 6: Russia and Poland Currants Production Trend Comparison
Figure 7: Poland Currants Production Trend, 2010-2030 (Volume)
Figure 8: Poland Currants Production Trend, 2010-2030 (Value)
Figure 9: Poland Domestic Consumption of Currants, 2015-2030 (Volume)
Figure 10: Poland Domestic Processing of Currants, 2015-2030 (Volume)
Figure 11: Poland Currants Supply Channel Framework
Figure 12: Currants Product Variants Available in the Market
Figure 13: Global Imports of Currants, Value (USD Million), 2015-2022
Figure 14: Poland Currants Export, Value, 2010-2030
Figure 15: Poland Currants Export, Volume, 2010-2030
Figure 16: Poland Currants Export Destinations Share (by Volume), 2022
Figure 17: Poland Currants Export Trend, by Value & Volume, 2010-2030
Figure 18: Top 10 Countries Importing Currants from Poland, %share by Value
Figure 19: Top 10 Countries Importing Currants from Poland, %share by Volume
Figure 20: Germany Imports of Currants, by Value & Volume (2015-2022)
Figure 21: U.K. Imports of Currants, by Value & Volume (2015-2022)
Figure 22: Netherland Imports of Currants, by Value & Volume (2015-2022)
Figure 23: Poland Currants Price Trend, Annual Average Prices, 2015-2030
Figure 24: Poland Price Trend, Monthly Average Prices, 2015-2022