Influence of Warsaw Bronisze Wholesale Market on competitiveness of horticultural production in central Poland Belgrade,8 April, 2013.

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Influence of Warsaw Bronisze Wholesale Market on competitiveness of horticultural production in central Poland Belgrade,8 April, 2013

Warsaw Bronisze WM – General view

Characteristics of the Warsaw Bronisze WM Direct linking of demand and supply Completion of deliveries Sorting Packing Agency services Packaging Customs Clearance Transport BankInsurance State Inspections ProducersWholesalersImporters Primary markets RetailersSuppliers Exporters Other markets Direct contacts

Bronisze WM – Key figures Total area – 51.6 ha Number of trade places in open area – 1282 Average daily number of entries of Buyers – 2777 Estimated annual turnover – app.1,200,000 t Number of long-term tenants in trade areas – 470 Area in halls and roofed facilities – 8.5 ha Revenue (from space rental) in 2012 – PLN 48.0 million / Euro 12.0 million Average daily number of entries of Sellers – 998

Bronisze WM - Sourcing directions Central America Florida Chile, South Africa Chile China Central America  29,000 suppliers/ producers offer a full product range in terms of species and varieties of fruit and vegetables produced in Poland  470 wholesalers take care of a full offer of imported fruit and vegetables meeting the customers’ expectations

Focus on product quality  ISO 9001:2008 certificate - Management of a Wholesale Market of fruit, vegetables, flowers and food products and rental of trade space  Management system - ISO 22000:2005 standard - Organization of trade in agricultural and food products/ food safety  ISO 14001:2004 standard – Management of a Wholesale Market of fruit, vegetables, flowers and food products, administration and rental of trade space

Company marketing goals in Detailed analysis of business processes in services offered by the Market and their adjustment to changing needs and expectations of our Clients to ensure generation of profits 2.Increase of the market share by means of new services provided to our Clients, which with the support from active marketing operations, will make it possible to retain the existing Clients and acquire new ones 3.Development of stronger relations between the Company and the Clients, and in particular building a system of customer loyalty to the Warsaw Bronisze Wholesale Market 4.Attracting new Clients by ensuring the provision of innovative, better quality services to them

Marketing goals - Implementation Consolidation of Clients around the Market Sellers Buyers Development of a better loyalty system to retain the existing Clients and to attract new ones Strengthening of the Bronisze Market role as the centre of education and trade information Building the Company image as a business engaged in promotion of a healthy lifestyle based on physical activity and a diet rich in fresh fruit and vegetables

Marketing – Bronisze Market as a business support centre

Bronisze Market – Corporate Social Responsibility We help local communities We take care of the blind people community We support local sports activities We carry out non-profit blood donor actions We collect food for the people in need

Strengthening of competitiveness of Buyers Increased stabilisation of prices Variety of offered products – making it possible to meet the customers’ tastes Product availability – due to the attractive trade offer, a large number of businesses offering the products, and the Market opening hours Product quality – direct suppliers (producers, wholesalers) Professionalism – professional experts, who know their business very well, operate in the Market

Strengthening of competitiveness of Sellers Equal access to the Market, irrespectively of the production volume Offering high quality due to maximum shortening of the time „from field to fork” Improvement of quality of the products offered and an opportunity to compare them with products from large-scale farms and imported products Access to the current market information, training, workshops Decrease of the number of intermediary steps in trade

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