Conclusions
Although e-commerce has a great potential to provide many benefits for both consumers and businesses, its development in Poland is still at a lower level compared with the highly developed countries of the European Union. However, electronic commerce affects the operation of many enterprises and agricultural markets. In Poland, one can observe two main directions of development of B2B e-commerce in agribusiness. On the one hand, traditional enterprises of agri-food chain try to use e-commerce solutions to strengthen their market position and to better conduct existing functions. On the other hand, there are beginning to appear new cybermediaries who try to take advantage of the fragmented Polish agricultural market.