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Promotes of Polish food in Rungis

At the world's largest wholesale food marketplace in the Paris suburb of Rungis began on Tuesday to present Polish producers of agri-food sector. It involves 38 companies from across the Polish On display at the Polish Stock Exchange in Rungis International represented almost all industries and products - from meats and fish, vegetables and fruit for the chocolate and dumplings. Many Polish article appears under the label "organic", which is important in the French market, where the growing fashion for healthy food.

He said the head of the department of promotion, trade and investment, the Polish embassy in Paris Janusz Pienkowski, the exhibition charts include fresh fruit juices, beef and smoked fish, especially salmon. France is one of the largest consumers of fish in Europe. Much interest has a range of Polish breeders of snails.

Scheduled to meet with representatives of the Polish companies supply the largest network of French supermarkets and superstores.
Rungis exhibition, held under the patronage of Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Waldemar Pawlak, organized by the department of trade and investment promotion in Paris and the Agricultural Market Agency. Organizers funded - in addition to renting space and the installation of the exhibition - the shipping of goods to France.
Rungis Stock Exchange is the world's largest wholesale market for agri-food products with a turnover of about 8 billion euros (2011), which supports 18 million Europeans, including 12 million Frenchmen. In terms of speed the Paris wholesale market recently overtook its U.S. counterpart in Chicago.