Poland’s logistics sector and its role in European customs and trade
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In this post-conference reflection interview, Marek Tarczynski, Chairman of the Council at Polska Izba Spedycji i Logistyki (PISiL), discusses Poland's role as a growing logistics hub and the challenges facing its freight forwarding and customs community — essential context for trade compliance professionals working with Polish and Central/Eastern European supply chains.
Topics covered:
- PISiL's mission and role representing Poland's freight forwarding and logistics community
- Poland's transformation into a major logistics hub in Central and Eastern Europe, and the digitalisation of customs clearance
- The impact of the war in Ukraine on regional supply chains and Polish transit routes
- Administrative burdens from sanctions procedures, phytosanitary/veterinary requirements, CBAM and the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)
- The EU Customs Code reform and the Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) status
- PISiL's Court of Arbitration as a dispute-resolution forum for logistics and transport
- Professional training, qualifications and publications supporting the industry
For a broader overview of the topic, please watch the full recording. The slides are available in the Resources section.
Please note that this summary was generated using AI, based on the recording and available slides.
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