Poland: Russian Ban on Polish Apples Sweetened by U.S. Imports of Juice

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Polish exports of apple juice to the United States in the last two months of 2014 and first two months of 2015 reached a record level of 21,020MT or US$ 23.3 million. Despite the Russian ban on imports of agricultural products, Polish farmers were able to utilize the entire 2014 crop of apples. The opening of new export markets, increase of domestic demand, partial withdrawal of apples from the Polish market subsidized by the European Union and increase of sales of the apple juice to the United States are listed as major factors which helped Polish farmers to overcome the apple crisis caused by the Russian embargo. 

Poland: Russian Ban on Polish Apples Sweetened by U.S. Imports of Juice

 

Europe and Eurasia, Poland
Fruits and Vegetables, Processed Food Products

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