Warszawski Rolno Spożywczy Rynek Hurtowy Bronisze: physical wholesale market in Bronisze near Warsaw
Bronisze Wholesale Market is located in Bronisze near Warsaw, within the Ożarów Mazowiecki municipality.
AGR-018 · Physical wholesale market · Bronisze near Warsaw, Poland · PLN
Large fruit, vegetable and flower hub for Poland and the region
Bronisze Wholesale Market is located in Bronisze near Warsaw, within the Ożarów Mazowiecki municipality. It is a major trading centre for fruit, vegetables, food products, flowers and foliage. Domestic producers, importers and wholesalers supply buyers serving shops, food service and other retail outlets. This is a physical wholesale market, where prices are negotiated for specific lots. The operator provides infrastructure but is not automatically the seller or buyer in every commercial agreement concluded on the site.
A buyer should prepare a product list specifying variety, size, grade and preferred packaging. Apples supplied loose, in crates or packed for a retail chain can have different unit costs. Origin and season also matter, because a general product name can cover both Polish and imported goods. Check sector opening times and current entry arrangements before travelling. In October 2026 the operator announced changes to its ticket-sales system, so older access instructions may no longer apply. Confirm collection details with the intended supplier instead of relying solely on a general opening-hours statement.
A seller can investigate the market’s available trading arrangements or cooperate with a business already operating there. Establish charges, space availability, unloading rules and sales documentation in advance. Information on expected supply, consistency, quality and returnable packaging helps commercial discussions. For delicate goods such as raspberries and herbs, waiting time and temperature can materially affect the final outcome. Logistics planning is therefore as important as the target selling price. If a shipment is to be sold through an intermediary, clarify who bears the cost of unsold or rejected produce.
Official quotations show minimum, average and maximum levels with the relevant unit. The complete list requires login or registration, and the public section does not represent the market’s entire assortment. These figures describe transaction price levels rather than binding offers from individual sellers. Preserve variety, origin, packaging and observation date in comparisons. The figures of 62 hectares and 10 trading buildings describe infrastructure rather than annual tonnage. For an actual decision, combine the market reference with confirmation of the lot’s availability, quantity and price. This makes it possible to estimate the real margin after entry, transport, packaging and possible quality losses. A repeat buyer should retain supplier-specific terms alongside the published reference so that later comparisons do not confuse changes in product presentation with movements in the underlying market.
What is priced: Fruit, Vegetables and potatoes, Cut flowers and ornamentals, Honey, hops, tobacco and other speciality crops, Retail and consumer food prices
Where to find the prices
Products and quotations
Apples; Pears; Plums; Raspberries; Strawberries; Blueberries; Lemons; Oranges; Mandarins; Bananas; Tomatoes; Cucumbers; Peppers; Potatoes; Onions; Cabbage; Carrots; Beetroot; Mushrooms; Herbs; Food products; Flowers and cut foliage
Key figures
- Market area: 62 ha (BIP, updated 2025-05). Entire company site.
- Trading buildings: 10 buildings (BIP, updated 2025-05). Trading infrastructure.
- Opening year: 1999. Period: 1999. Market opening after construction.
Sources
- Bronisze — company information
- Bronisze — quotations
- Bronisze — operational information
- Bronisze — market reports
All agricultural exchanges, markets and price sources
