Export to and from China has been a significant element of Poland’s foreign trade for years. The countries are increasingly cooperating in the exchange of various goods, with China currently ranking second in terms of imports to Poland. Let’s explore why the Asian country is such a crucial trade partner for Poland.
Economic Development in China
While China’s economic growth has experienced a slight slowdown in recent years, the country continues to record positive results. Dynamic urbanization, growing demand for goods and services, and the development of transportation infrastructure from China make the Asian country able to increase exports to Poland. Such a developing area also becomes an increasingly attractive market for Polish exporters. Many indicators suggest that freight transport from and to China will gain strength year by year.
Growth of Chinese Investments in Poland
Chinese investments in Poland are steadily growing, encompassing various sectors of the economy such as energy, infrastructure, technology, and the food industry. These investments not only contribute to the development of the Polish economy but also create new jobs and provide technology and know-how transfer. Intensive investments mean increased transport of goods from China to Poland, especially using air freight delivery from China and maritime containers like 40 HC and 20 DC.
Increased Trade Exchange
The growth of trade exchange between the countries is evident in the increasing statistics regarding the size of Poland’s and China’s imports and exports. Contrary to appearances, trade does not only concern small cargo from China. Poland exports to China, among other things, food products, machinery, vehicles, as well as chemical and electronic products. In turn, delivery from China includes electronics, clothing, household items, and many other products from all industries.
Cooperation within the Belt and Road Initiative
The Belt and Road Initiative is another driving force behind cooperation between China and Poland. Poland is an important hub where numerous rail deliveries from China arrive. On the China-Poland route, maritime containers regularly operate, carrying huge amounts of cargo from Poland to China and vice versa. The situation in air cargo transportation looks equally optimistic.