Capital: Warsaw
Population: 37.9 million (2016, Eurostat)
GDP: €757 billion (2015, Eurostat)
GDP/capita: €10,900 (2015, Eurostat)
Overview of the Polish coverage in the Eurofish Magazine
Eurofish Magazine 6 2020
Page 23 Pond fish farming in Poland, a century-old activity, is adapting to changes at many levels – New product forms respond to market demands
Page 28 Ponds farms provide a range of ecosystem services that are becoming ever more important – Earthen carp ponds contribute to EU strategies
Page 31 Pustelnia Fish Farm uses innovative methods in the production and sales of carp – New customers for an ancient product
Page 34 The carp farm Topornica uses its well-known name to sell fish in the Zamosc area – Nudging farmers to trade around the year
Eurofish Magazine 1 2019
Page 54 Polish university laboratory tests the viability of farming warmwater shrimp in recirculation aquaculture – Challenges of shrimp cultivation are not insurmountable
Page 56 Automation to characterise renovated factory – Gadus restructures its processing operations
Page 58 Association of Sea Fishermen’s PO has a long history – Lack of cod threatens coastal fishery
Eurofish Magazine 2 2018
Page 33 Fish and seafood processing in Poland – Stiff competition at home encourages search for new marketssearch for new markets
Page 37 With its own processing plants, laboratories, and cold stores Abramczyk caters to most demands – Frozen products expert now eyes the fresh fish market
Page 39 Gdansk Coldstore can distribute fish from the North Atlantic around the world – Successful response to national and international competition
Page 41 Kolobrzeska Fish Producers’ Group restructures its processing facilities – Adding value to the catch is the only way forward
Page 44 Losos today concentrates exclusively on canned fish products – Investments in R & D are critical
Page 46 Mirko has repositioned the traditional marinated herring – Modern and health-oriented combinations make herring a gourmet product
Page 48 Seamor smokes seafood for upmarket customers – Exploring opportunities in foodservice
Page 51 Seko is expanding – again – A new line of products for younger consumers
Page 53 Stanpol processes and trades in Baltic and Atlantic cod, as well as salmon – A family-owned business, run by three generations
Eurofish Magazine 2 2017
Page 50 Gadus Fishing and Processing is still a family business – Modern, diverse and growing
Eurofish Magazine 5 2016
Page 35 The priorities of Polish fisheries and aquaculture – Poland will strive to ensure healthy cod stocks in the Baltic
Page 37 The aquaculture sector in Poland – Ambitious strategy to increase production and sales
Page 42 Gospodarstwo Rybackie Goslawice sp. z.o.o. produces caviar and sturgeon – Sturgeon farm expands production
Page 46 Hodowla Ryb K-2 combines a recirculation system with the generous use of water – Farming and processing trout for the Polish market
Page 49 Dabie Hatchery produces eyed trout eggs for the domestic market and export – Substantial expansion planned
Page 52 FLAG Bytow Lakeland projects should strengthen – the economic, social, and environmental sustainability of the area – Developing projects that conform to new requirements
Eurofish Magazine 1 2014
Page 42 Limito S.A.: Core competence is salmon products – Boneless steaks, salmon loins and convenience products
Page 45 Global Fish: Tilapia from Polish aquaculture – Fresh tilapia products for the European market
Page 48 Fario farms and processes trout – Fresh MAP trout for retail chains
Page 50 BK Salmon smokes Norwegian salmon in Poland – Daily capacity about 40,000 packs of smoked salmon
Eurofish Magazine 6 2013
Page 20 Innovation and knowledge will play a greater role in the Polish aquaculture sector – Environmental benefits of fish farming need to be promoted
Page 26 Polish inland fisheries – Economic importance to rural areas
Page 30 The Dgał Experimental Stocking Centre grows fish for research, restocking, and revenue – A focus on sturgeon and other high-value species
Page 32 Bogaczewo – Lake fisheries and more – Diversification at its best
Page 34 FLAGs of opportunity – Helping communities become sustainable
Page 37 First-sales centre – Advantages for fishers, buyers, and authorities
Page 38 Polish Fish Industry Congress, 16–18 October 2013, Bolszewo – Fish marketing should focus on greater value addition
Page 40 BMC – What you see is what you get! – Graduating from trading to processing
Page 42 Fishing, processing, port management, and shipbuilding – Szkuner is the heart of Władysławowo