The financial condition of Poland's furniture manufacturers is deteriorating, with debts reaching PLN 336 million (around EUR 75 million) at the end of January 2025—23% more than a year earlier, according to data from BIG InfoMonitor. Meanwhile, the wood industry faces increasing regulatory pressures, and export restrictions are limiting access to key markets. Rising debt in the furniture sector The report, citing data from the Ministry of Development and Technology, highlights that the forestry and wood industry employs over 136,000 people and plays a crucial role in Poland’s economy. Poland is a leading exporter ...
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