I just wonder how many of the foreign people know some Polish brands...
(well, there are quite a few well known Polish companies who are operating in W.Europe and the US (less) - and there are more and more Polish holdings who control various W.European companies - but in both cases aren`t being as0sociated with Poland)
So, here`s my question - do you know any Polish brands/products or company names ? :)
Melex ? - the company isn`t very big - but it should be known in the US.
It`s one of the world`s largest electric car producers.
Gino Rossi - a fashion design company
Orlen - an oil company - controls 10% of the fuel distribution sector in Germany. Last week it has overtaken the whole petrol manufacturing sector in Lithuania
Bioton - a pharmaceptical/biotech company that is about to overtake a large part of the Italian market.
KGHM - the world`s 6th largest copper mining company
Solaris - Central and Eastern European leading bus manufacturer (most of buses in Berlin are Solaris buses - which is quite funny cose in Berlin-city colors - the front side of those buses looks very similar to Hitler`s face :) )
Kulczyk Holding - which belongs to dr Jan Kulczyk - one of Eeaster Europe`s richest men. Kulczyk so far hasn`t made so much business in W. Europe so far. But right now he`s getting divorced with his wife, who is almost equally rich as he - and he wants spend more time making business abroad.
PESA - it`s a train manufacturer - it`s not very known W.Europe but in the East it`s quite well known.
beside that there`s also BUMAR holding - a military-heavy equipment enterprise.
Yep - beside that there are lot of companies who manufacture various foodstoof - that is being sold under german-sounding or english-sounding names thruout the EU.
Well, and when we`re talking about the EU - then about 1/4 of the Euro-coins have been made by the Polish State Mint :)
Katowice are to us something like Detroit in the US to the Americans :) So even if you`d be there that`s not very representative. But it`s hard to belive since seeing Krakow the biggest attraction to you is the UFO in Katowice - so you weren`t there. And even if you were - China-boy, you are preatty fuc*ed up.
If you live in the UK, or in London at least, you must know some Polish products. Myself, I've seen Polish beer, vodka, ham, bread, pierogis, sausages, carrot juice (mostly Kubus), and many other products.
I guess it's not only trademarks as such that count. There are several cars for example made on Poland only, Fiat seicento being just one of them.
They have a great deli in Las Vegas, Nevada. You can get alot of different types of food and such from Poland. Also , they make sausages and such right there at their store. Any one in that area should check it out. Its on Charleston.
So, here`s my question - do you know any Polish brands/products or company names ?
Bumar I have heard of, but that's only because I have been in military service for years and everything regarding this subject interests me. So that really doesn't count.
But we already have a few Polish stores in Holland now, and I think we can expect to see more of those in the near future.
I heard that the Germans bought out Zywiec (Polish Beer Company) . It is still brewed in Poland, but.. owned by the Germans. Other brands too, even Lezajsk I think.
I think Poland should ban foreign ownership, in time poland will be owned by ameriican/jewish interest
I think what I saying is the truth, ,many years ago all the know polish brands where owned by the polish people, now they have bought out by overseas interest and have changed there brand name, let poland be poland, please stop overseas takeovers including names like nestle....like what they do in other countries these companies then work off shore like in china (cheap labour)
let poland be poland, please stop overseas takeovers including names like nestle....like what they do in other countries these companies then work off shore like in china (cheap labour)
Or like what they do in other countries these companies then work off shore like in Poland? (cheap labour)
So don't complain about takeovers, bussiness is bussiness, and this is the same all over the world, and Polish companies are taking over some areas of transport in most EU countries already. You'll see the benefits of trade soon enough. :)