Food from Poland (EN)

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  Polish Sweets – The Story

  The history of sweets is very long and interesting. They were probably discovered by The Egyptians 4 000 years ago. Fruit and nuts dipped in honey were at that time their sweet delicacies. In India, honey was a rarity at the time, accessible by very few. The others gorged on bananas boiled in milk. The Japanese have known sugar since the eighth century C.E. Now what is the history of Polish...

  

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  An interview with Elzbieta Bakiewicz, Trade Manager at ZPC Janusz Chojecki

  An interview with Elzbieta Bakiewicz, Trade Manager at ZPC Janusz Chojecki, about the tradition of the company, product quality and the most important export partners.

  

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  Interview with Artur Klobucki, Director of the Export Department of PPHU Millano Ltd

  Can chocolate be affected by the crisis? Here is a conversation with Artur Klobucki, Director of the Export Department of PPHU Millano Sp. z o. o. [Manufacturing, Trade and Service Company Millano LLC] about the company's development and international expansion.

  

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  Sweets in The World Market

  Polish sweets are a highly-valued product and sought after in many countries around the world. Poland is also a country where the domestic consumers will be happy to try foreign products. So, how, from the Polish perspective, does the export and import of sweets look like?

  

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  Polish Trade Marks

  Polish sweets remain stoutly popular all over the world, particularly the traditional products of unique character. A good example of these delicacies is carrot gingerbread. The tradition of baking gingerbread dates back many years. The most common is, of course, gingerbread with honey as its main ingredient. In the past honey was not easily available to everybody, so people wanting to enjoy...

  

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  Polish tradition and modernity

  They have been produced for ages based on old, tested recipes, simultaneously applying up-to-date technology. Polish products, due to their high quality, enjoy large popularity among foreign customers. Internationally, Polish products are also distinguished due to their high taste value as well as still competitive prices. The taste effect is mainly influenced by the fact that our domestic...

  

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  Polish products on the international tables

  In 2010, the condition of the Polish economy still looked relatively good compared to other European Union countries. GDP growth over the previous year reached 3.8% and in the last quarter it is estimated that it was as high as 4.3%. Despite the periodic effects of the crisis in Greece and the dire situation in several other EU countries, an appreciation of the zloty was recorded last year....

  

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  PROFI Products Are Where Poles Are

  We talk about export products, a consistent policy towards customers, competition in foreign markets, and innovations introduced with Mikolaj Chrzanowski, Area Export Manager in Wielkopolska Wytwornia Zywnosci PROFI Ltd. S.K.A.

  

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  Interview with Tadeusz Michalak and Malgorzata Ryttel, MAXPOL Ltd.

  Maja Swiecka talks to Tadeusz Michalak, President of the Management Board of Maxpol and Malgorzata Ryttel, Vice-President of the Management Board of Maxpol, about the organisation of their trade fairs and their years of experience and friendly relations with customers.