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Alihankinta 2026. Do you have free production capacity in your steel business? It might be a good next step.
Many companies from Poland, Central Europe and the Baltic states are currently looking for profitable ways to utilize their free production capacity. Alihankinta, an industrial subcontracting trade fair, could be an excellent opportunity to connect with potential customers from across the Nordic region and to achieve those goals. Alihankinta is Northern Europe’s largest annual event dedicated to industrial subcontracting. The…
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The most important economic speech by Ursula von der Leyen in 2026? Almost unnoticed in Poland.
Is Europe finally waking up? At the end of August, during La REF 2026 – one of the most important gatherings of French business and economic policy, organised by MEDEF at Roland-Garros in Paris – the President of the European Commission delivered a speech that went almost entirely unnoticed in the Polish media. And that is a pity, because some…
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Where does your steel really come from? The EU will trace which furnace it was melted in.
Today, new rules were published in the Official Journal of the European Union that will change the conditions for importing steel into the EU from 1 October 2026. The European Commission has specified how importers will be required to prove where the steel was actually melted and first poured. Sounds trivial? Perhaps. In practice, however, the new rules could have…
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One in five EU employees works remotely. Workation?
Remote work has become a permanent part of the European labour market. We look at the latest Eurofound data, Poland’s position, the key paradoxes of remote work and the growing workation trend.
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Huta Częstochowa: How to Rebuild Market Trust and Successfully Deliver on Ambitious Plans
In less than two years, Huta Częstochowa has rebuilt market trust, increased its production scale and is opening the way to new strategic segments.
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India’s Economy – A Market European Companies Should Not Ignore
The Indian economy is growing significantly faster than Poland and the European Union, while rising demand for technology is creating new opportunities for European companies.
