Low Priced Ukraine Blueberries have exporters routing around Poland

Not quite as cheap as last year; but still quite cheap. Will Poland move to block them access into the EU again?

east-fruit.com/en/exclusive/blueberries-in-ukraine-are-record-cheap-and-are-becoming-cheaper-quickly/

The Polish government should do it, although ~ I don't think Tusk will.

farmers are not Tusk's electorate, simples

Farmers are not the electorate of PSL either.
However, farmers voted PiS and PiS pissed on them at the end anyway so it doesn't always work like that.

Poles, don`t buy anything from Ukraine. Let them finish for once. So that they don`t suffer anymore. The brothers have fallen and now serve the enemy. And even when they do something good, it also leads them to ruin. Because they missed the whole path.

Nothing is above Sarmatia but God Himself.

@Crow
Would you vote to embargo goods from Croatia just cause they prefer «Germanics?»

Would you not give or trade bread with your cousin if he roots for your football clubs rival?

Regardless of your answer, please answer me. Is your answer from a place of hate in your heart, or from a place of love for your slavic brothers?

Then you find the answer you need, but not the one you want to hear

There's not much to buy, I bought some cosmetics a few times, wine from Crimea (it was a long time ago, before the annexation), I don't know what else I could buy? AK 47?

What they prefer is one thing and the other thing is that they stealing from us who are still proud Serbians. People, language, history, territory. That is the problem and that is their doom.

And You brate, before ask something, arm yourself with knowledge about region (to be able to comprehend anything), so I don`t feel your accusation in advance. Its not that we who are still Serbs attacking them but, they who are deluded wants to grab more. More for Germanics and for Rome.

In this old war, Rome did all possible and impossible to destroy us Serbians (ie Sarmatians), made us killing each others. Rome took the continents and never did Rome subjugate its first neighbor, the core of ancient Sarmatia that is Serbia. Serbia, giver of the first European civilization when rest of Europe was cold and ice. Giver of White Garden.

Good. Faster they are crashed, faster we start work with those who survive. And we annul evil magic in them, we invite light in them and we make them heal, in protective arms of their civilization.

And we heal with them. For let their is no mistake. Their failure is our own. Our own weakness on which enemy profited.

I understand that you want further supplies of weapons to neutralize the russian plague. 🤔

Then you didn`t understand. Russians serve Slavia ie Sarmatia in this one.

I think the big problem is allowing the crop to pass through to the rest of the EU under the guise Ukraine was trying to flood the Polish Domestic market. I'd say let them pass through with an escort.

Ukraine might well have the best blueberries, but Poland still has the best apples, I'm told.

Oh dear Lyzko, please research before you make stupid posts.

The best apples come from the USA, Australia,New Zeeland, Japan, Italy and India.

Not to mention France and England, who both produce great cider.

Putin also likes Polish apples.

Exactly. It seems Polish farmers will forever complain about cheap produce from Ukraine and when Russia divides into 10 seperate states, other sources, too. Last year it was grain, 3 months ago - honey, now soft fruit.

Growers from eastern Poland are raising the alarm that raspberry prices at purchases have fallen again to levels that make harvesting them unprofitable. Fruit growers claim that we are dealing with market destabilization due to frozen food shipments coming to us from Ukraine. They are demanding intervention.

Similarly, Western farmers complained in the same manner when Poland gained access to the EU. Today we are a major producer of good food for all Europe together with Western producers and everybody is happy. The times of trouble with Ukraine will also pass into oblivion one day. Be optimistically patient.