Business, Special Economic Zones in Poland
2011 will be a good year for polish exportation. Biggest winners are meat producers.
“In 2011 our incomes from beef exportation will be 40% higher than la year earlier” Ryszard Solarek, the president of Łmeat, the main meat company in Poland says. In first half of the year, the company exported mainly to Turkey. However, after rising the duties there, the company found new foreign markets. Currently, they sell beef mainly to Iraq, Iran and recently, to Egypt.
Mr. Smolarek explains that this year exportation of polish beef is boosted by EU subsidies. Brussels subsidies sales of this product to third party markets, outside the Commonwealth. From recently publicized Famm/FAPA report results that beef was of these products that exportation was quickly rising in first half of the year. The biggest surprise was pork meat – the exportation has risen of 60% to 272.4 million euro. On the other hand, the exportation of poultry rose to 377 millions. In first half of the 2010 was nearly 20% lower.
In total , Poland has sold groceries for approximately 7.1 billion euro, improving the number by 13%. Economists say that end of the year should be successful as well. Polish grocery exporters are fostered by weak currency. However, in future, much depend on biggest German market. Other important destinations of polish groceries are Great Britain, Czech Republic and France.
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