Poland’s organic apple sector continues to develop, with growing consumer demand for sustainable and traceable products supporting the category, particularly in Western Europe. AgroQueens founder Anna Gabler Michalak says the company expects higher organic volumes in the coming seasons.

The upcoming season is expected to provide a solid basis for further growth, with fruit quality and demand both remaining positive. “We expect a good season with strong fruit quality and stable demand. Organic apples remain an important growth segment for our business,” Gabler Michalak says.

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Organic apples currently account for a relatively small but growing share of AgroQueens’ overall volumes. “In the 2025/26 season, organic apples represented approximately 7% of our total apple volume. We expect this share to increase in the coming seasons,” Gabler Michalak explains.

“The main challenges are climate variability, maintaining consistent quality, and managing organic production requirements. We overcome them through close cooperation with experienced growers and strict quality control,” Gabler Michalak states.

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AgroQueens has also invested in packaging as retailers and consumers increasingly look for different presentation formats. Over the past two years, the company has focused on developing new retail solutions, specifically including formats for organic apples. “Over the last two years, we have invested in new retail packaging solutions, including new formats for organic apples, to better meet retailer and consumer expectations,” Gabler says.

Looking ahead, Gabler expects the organic segment to continue expanding alongside premium apple categories. “We expect higher organic volumes, stable demand, and continued growth in premium and organic categories.”

Agro Queens will be exhibiting during Fruit Attraction in Madrid. You can find their booth in Hall 8, Stand 8C16.

For more information:
Anna Gabler Michalak
Agro Queens Sp. z o.o.
[email protected]
www.agroqueens.com