Time for Apples from Europe
– Discover the taste and quality of apples from the European Union. Modern production, centuries-old tradition and respect for the environment. Taste them and see for yourself!
Apple exports to Egypt and Jordan, as well as India and Vietnam
Learn about statistics on apple exports from the European Union and rules and opportunities for imports to Egypt, Jordan, India, and Vietnam.
Apple varieties
Apples from Europe – many varieties, various flavours and a wealth of nutritional value. Find out which apples will suit the occasion.
Food safety
Apples from the European Union are guaranteed to be of high quality – strict production standards allow you to enjoy fruit that is not only tasty but also produced with respect for the environment.
EU requirements organise the guidelines for the preparation, packaging and transport of the fruit and define which plant protection products are acceptable in production – all with a view to ensuring the safety of food that reaches consumers all over the world.
Apple production in Europe
Apple trees are the most common fruit tree in the European Union, with 450,000 ha under cultivation.
The largest producers of apples in the European Union are Poland, Italy and France. It is worth knowing that orchards in Poland account for as much as 1/3 of the total area of apple tree cultivation in the European Union, and apple orchards there cover 72% of all fruit crops.
Apples
An apple a day keeps the doctor away – the originator of this saying was right. Find out why you should reach for this fruit.
About the campaigns
The Association of Polish Fruit Growers runs two information and promotion campaigns aimed at promoting European apples on foreign markets – “Time for Apples from Europe” and “Time for Apples from Europe in Asia”.
The “Time for Apples from Europe” campaign is a three-year campaign to be carried out in the markets of Jordan and Egypt from 2022 to 2025, and includes the promotion of the nutritional value and quality, fresh and processed apples, produced in the European Union.
The “Time for Apples from Europe in Asia” campaign is a project launched in 2025 and will last until 2027, with activities targeting two prospective apple markets in the Southeast Asian region – India and Vietnam.