Unveiling the Sourcing Potential: Why Poland is a Strategic Choice for Nordic Companies

As global supply chains undergo dynamic shifts, the choice of sourcing destinations becomes pivotal for businesses seeking resilience and growth. In this feature article from our newsletter, "Navigating Markets Easily," we explore why Poland and the broader Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) region have become preferred sourcing hubs for Scandinavian companies.

The Supply Chain Transformation

Recent years have brought unprecedented disruptions, making supply chain resilience a top priority for businesses worldwide. A survey in Sweden revealed that 77% of companies were grappling with these challenges, emphasizing the need for strategic adjustments in sourcing and supply chain management.

CEEs Emergence as a Nearshoring Hub

The CEE region has emerged as a key player in nearshoring strategies. Major corporations are planning or completing investments to nearshore manufacturing into the region, with Poland leading the pack.

Why Poland?

Several factors contribute to Poland's attractiveness as a sourcing destination, including its dynamic market, strategic location, manufacturing traditions, quality, and reliability.

Successful sourcing from Poland hinges on clear goals, a structured approach, due diligence, and building long-term relationships. We delve into the critical factors that contribute to successful ventures.

Top Products Imported by Nordic Companies

Explore the significant product categories, including machinery & transport, manufactured materials, and manufactured articles. The top products range from electrical machinery to specialized machinery and furniture.

The flow of goods from Poland to Sweden has seen substantial growth, underscoring the increasing importance of this sourcing relationship.

Connect with Your Supply Chain Experts

Ready to explore the sourcing potential of Poland and the broader CEE region? Contact us at Explore Markets , and let our experts, such as Fredrik Udd , guide you through modern market entry strategies and local partnerships.