Polish exports on the up

But this process hasn't been solely the outcome of a recent offensive to find alternate markets to fill in for those lost due to adverse developments, for example, the Russian ban on a number of traditional Polish exports.

As Sławek Szefs found out, Polish exports have been multiplying over the last 25 years.

“When Poland began building a free market economy its domestic companies were weak and they lacked offers which could attract the interest of foreign partners. This has greatly changed,” says Tomasz Wróblewski from Grant Thornton, an audit and advisory company, which prepared an extensive report on the subject.