Every year, strawberry prices arouse great interest among Polish women and Poles. Thirsty consumers are waiting for the moment when you can buy native fruits from domestic plantations and crops not at excessive prices. In the third decade of May 2025, the average price of strawberries was PLN 13.5/kgwhen in the same period in 2024, when vegetation was accelerated by 2 weeks, You only had to pay PLN 6 per kilo of these fruits.
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Consumers hopefully observe prices at stalls or fairs for Polish strawberries. These, however, depend on the weather. This year, weather conditions are conducive to rapid fruit ripening. Only a dozen or so days earlier the price of a kilo of strawberries in retail sales is from PLN 25 to 35 per kilo. What's more, however, they were most often fruit from abroad.
How much strawberries cost? “Prices change almost from an hour”
As Sadyogrody.pl reminds, Currently, Polish strawberries are generally selling, which come from tunnel crops, which provide fruit much earlier. However, high temperatures and sunny days make strawberries ripen faster on plantations. For the fruit market, this means that not the “spill” of fruits from tunnel crops may soon occur.
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“In the middle of a week a kilo of these fruits cost PLN 10-15, but prices change almost an hour”-said Maciej Kmera, a representative of the Bronisze market. Now, however, a kilo of strawberries in the same place you have to pay about PLN 8-10 per kilo. As the expert notes, the next days of warm weather will make the prices fall sharply.
According to the data of the Sadogrody.pl website, for example at the Wielkopolska Guild of the Agricultural and Entertainment SA In Poznań, a two-kilo strawberry lubble costs PLN 28-32; On the Lublin wholesale market SA Elizówka for a kilo of strawberries you have to pay PLN 10-12.5, while at the Fybitwa market square in Krakow Polish strawberries cost PLN 12-13 per kilo.
