Sunday trading may return. The project will be handled by the Sejm

The debate over Sunday trading in Poland is reignited as a proposal to allow shops to open on the first and third Sundays of the month is introduced in the Sejm. Despite the existing restrictions since 2018, public support for more trading days remains strong, with over 60% of consumers favoring increased Sunday openings. Retailers are divided, with grocery stores preferring the current model while other sectors, like clothing and electronics, advocate for more flexibility. The proposal's future is uncertain, especially with potential presidential vetoes looming, but proponents argue that liberalizing Sunday trading could boost employment and economic activity.