The import of fresh grapes to Poland saw fluctuations over the past decade, with significant variations year-on-year. In 2013, imports stood at $187.69 million and experienced a decline until 2016, where the lowest value was $133.46 million. A recovery phase began subsequently, with the value in 2017 reaching $169.95 million, eventually returning to pre-decline levels. By 2023, imports were at $198.98 million.
Year-on-year fluctuations underscore a volatile market:
- 2013-2014: Import value decreased by -11.87%.
- 2014-2015: Further declined by -13.64%.
- 2015-2016: A smaller decrease of -6.58%.
- 2016-2017: Sharp increase of 27.34%.
- 2017-2018: Continued growth at 10.24%.
- 2018-2019: Minor decrease of -2.43%.
- 2019-2020: Slight growth at 2.49%.
- 2020-2021: Growth of 2.11%.
- 2021-2022: Import value increased by 2.03%.
- 2022-2023: Marginal increase of 1.95%.
For the upcoming years, forecasted data indicates a consistent growth trend with a relatively stable CAGR of 1.36%, projecting an import value of $216.87 million by 2028. This suggests a steady but moderate rising trend in the import of fresh grapes to Poland.
Future trends to watch for include:
- Potential impacts of global economic conditions on import activities.
- Changes in consumer preferences and demand for fresh grapes.
- Trade policies and tariff adjustments affecting import dynamics.
- Innovations in supply chain logistics and storage technologies improving grape imports.
- Sustainability initiatives influencing grape production and trade practices.
