Circulation
The Sun was the first UK national newspaper to produce a Polish-language edition, although the local newspaper the Reading Chronicle did likewise in 2006 as the Kronika Reading. Between 50,000 and 75,000 copies of each edition were printed to be sold in 3,000 outlets at the price of 50p - more than the 25p-35p cost of the English language edition. The target market of Britain's Polish community was estimated to number around 600,000, though with the declining economic situation in late 2008 it was estimated hundreds of thousands had returned to Poland. The Polski Sun was also sold in 250 Tesco stores with particularly high sales of Polish goods.
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