Carriers are "busy"

The logistics sector in Poland shows signs of gradual recovery, but challenges remain, particularly for smaller companies facing rising costs. While larger firms report increased orders, the growth is often linked to temporary projects rather than sustainable contracts. The market is witnessing a consolidation, with many small transport companies exiting due to financial pressures. This shift is impacting logistics planning, leading to more frequent quarterly assessments instead of annual ones. Despite positive indicators, the overall health of the industry depends on broader European demand and stability in energy costs.