Crisis deepens in Poland’s wood and furniture industries despite government claims of “stabilisation”

Poland’s wood and furniture industries are facing the most difficult market conditions in more than a decade, even as the Ministry of Climate and Environment insists the situation is improving. Industry organisations, analysts and company representatives say the government’s latest report paints an overly optimistic picture that contradicts market data, falling profitability and rapidly rising costs. Mounting financial pressure and shrinking profitability According to recent data, Polish wood producers’ total debt is expected to exceed PLN 100 million by the end of 2025, up sharply from last year. Profitability has deteriorated to levels not seen since ...

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