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TRADE INVESTMENT PROMOTION SECTION Embassy of
republic of Poland in New Delhi
Food processing sector in Poland recent
developments
MM.GOGIA FOOD PROCESSING AGROBUSINESS New
Delhi , 27 July 2009
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Opportunities and challenges for Polish food
processing companies

• Polands entry to the EU opened new opportunities
  for the food sector
• Polish food processing companies can now target
  ca. 450 mln consumers in the EU
• EU funds allow for easier restructuring and
  modernization of the local food industry
  Polands food sector companies spent 7.5 bln on
  investment in 2007, by 400 mln more than in 2006
• The EU market accounted for 80 of Polands
  total food export in 2007 export is one of the
  main factors driving the food sector after EU
  accession

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Opportunities and challenges for Polish food
processing companies

• The value of the food sector production sales
  grew by 7.4 to 153 bln PLN in 2007
• The demand for processed food grew on the
  domestic market as well
• Opportunities resulted in improvement of the
  economic condition of ca. 66 of Polish food
  companies (their gross profitability was 5.2,
  net profitability was 4.25 in 2007).

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Opportunities and challenges for Polish food
processing companies

• Challenges for food companies result from
• economic slowdown on foreign markets
• unstable raw material prices
• quotation of production and increasing
  requirements for food producers in the EU

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Size and market share of food processing companies

• There are over 33,000 companies declaring food
  processing on the Polish market.
• Types of food processing companies in Poland
• state owned 44
• trading companies 7,086 incl. companies with
  foreign capital 1,613
• cooperative companies 503
• companies run by private persons 19,278

Source Ministry of Agriculture and Rural
Development, 2008
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Market share of food processing sector (excl.
beverages) by sales value in Q1/2008
Source GUS, 2008
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GDP share () of food processing sector (excl.
beverages) in Poland
Polish food processing companies (micro scale
excluded) employed ca. 5 of labour in 2007
Source GUS, 2008
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FDI flow to Polands food processing sector in
the years 1993 2006
Source Data from 2005 and 2006 from NBP, earlier
years from PAIiIZ
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Standing of Polish food processing companies
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Standing of Polish food processing companies
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Standing of Polish food processing companies
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Standing of Polish food processing companies
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Standing of Polish food processing companies
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Standing of Polish food processing companies
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Export orientation of Polish food processing
companies
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Export orientation of Polish food processing
companies
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Export orientation of Polish food processing
companies
Food products export and import growth
Food products share () in exports and imports
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Export orientation of Polish food processing
companies
Source ING Bank, Food market research, 2008
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Export orientation of Polish food processing
companies
Source Eurostat, 2008
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Main food processing companies in Poland
Source ISI Corporate Database, 2008
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Fisheries in Poland

• Baltic Sea fisheries
• There are 10 fishing ports of particular
  importance West Coast Szczecin,
  Swinoujscie/Dziwnów Mid Coast Kolobrzeg,
  Darlowo, Ustka, Leba East Coast Gdynia,
  Wladyslawowo, Jastarnia-Hel, Gdansk.
• Polish fishermen on the Baltic Sea mainly fish
  for 4 species cod, salmon, herring and sprat
  (over 90 of all Polish catches in the Baltic
  Sea).
• Deep-sea fisheries
• Deep-sea fleet catches redfish, prawn, cod and
  krill in areas surrounding Greenland and covered
  by several international conventions.
• Inland fisheries
• Fresh water fish production amounted to 51.8
  thousand tons in 2007.

Source Ministry of Agriculture and Rural
Development, 2007
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Fish processing in Poland

• 242 processing plants authorized to trade fish
  products in the EU entered into the register of
  Chief Veterinary Inspectorate in March 2008.
• Progress of fish processing has been noted in
  recent years due to high domestic and export
  demands. In 2007 total fish processing rose to
  around 430 thousand tons (8 more than in 2006).
  Production value rose by 12.5 up to 4.5 bln PLN.
• Increased production was noted for all groups of
  products (especially fresh fillets) except for
  frozen fillets as well as frozen and smoked fish.

Source Ministry of Agriculture and Rural
Development, 2007
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Fish balance for Poland (thousand tons of live
weight)
Source Sea Fisheries Institute, 2007
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