Polish vodka will benefit from the historic agreement between the European Union and China regarding the protection of geographical indications. The agreement, which will come into force next year, is to prevent counterfeiting of food products.more
Poles go shopping very often but spend little at a time. That is why small but modern grocery stores are developing the most, the Polish daily "Rzeczpospolita" reports.more
Two million bottles of this year's young Italian wine went on sale these days. However, after years of tremendous popularity, demand for Novello has dropped significantly. Ten years ago, 17 million bottles were sold.more
The Italian Financial Guard confiscated as many as 11 million health-threatening items ready for sale on Halloween. Goods were found in Chinese warehouses.more
42 percent Poles admit that they sometimes throw away food, most often bread, cold cuts and fresh fruit. The main reason why it goes to the trash is its corruption - we read in the report of the Federation of Polish Food Banks.more
Poles are aware consumers, resistant to momentary temptations and unexpected occasions; "Black Friday", popular in many countries, interests every other person in our country - according to the report "Poles own wallet".more
Polish people increasingly appreciate the qualities of native food, nearly 1/3 draws attention to the native origin of the product - according to the Polish Opinion Monitor report. It has been added that the main purchase criterion is the price.more
For online stores, Tuesday is statistically the most intense in terms of sales, and the weekend is the worst, according to an analysis of 3 million transactions by Ceneomore
Cheese, wine, olives and many other European goods will be subject to a price hike in the US after President Donald Trump made good on his threat to impose tariffs on a record $7.5 billion worth of European products.more
About 50 billion zlotys - that's how much Poles spend on "fake" food - the daily Fakt reports, citing the unpublished report of the Trade Inspection on food inspection in 2018.more
Lidl customers may soon be able to purchase their groceries from the comfort of their own homes, as well as in physical stores, with the budget chain poised to launch a new online platform.more
British potatoes have been delisted from a number of lines in Poland's largest supermarket due to fears of a no-deal Brexit, according to a large UK potato exporter, which has had to cancel orders with its growers as a result.more
57 percent Poles buy online, 43 percent only in stationary stores - according to the EY report "Consumer in the Omni-Channel Age". It was indicated that 55 percent who orders products online, collect them personally in a stationary store.more