Poland Sets Record in Exports to Ukraine with €9.7 Billion Surplus
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Poland increased its share of EU exports to Ukraine to almost 30%.
Poland has achieved a record trade surplus with Ukraine, but the situation is reversed in the agri-food sector. The value of agri-food imports from Ukraine still exceeds the value of Polish exports of these products to the Ukrainian market. Although the deficit has narrowed significantly, it still amounts to hundreds of millions of euros. The latest data shows how the scale of imports has changed and which products are responsible for the negati…
Poland is strengthening its position as the EU's most important supplier of goods to Ukraine. In May 2026, the surplus in Polish-Ukrainian goods trade reached a record €9.7 billion. Growing exports are driven by traditional industrial products, as well as energy supplies, arms, and aviation equipment, according to a BGK analysis.
Poland is the largest exporter among the EU countries to the Ukrainian market, and in May 2026, the positive balance of goods trade between Poland and Ukraine reached a record 9.7 billion euros.
Poland earns significantly more from exports to Ukraine than it spends on imports. According to the latest data from the National Economy Bank (BGK), the trade surplus has reached a record €9.7 billion. Poland has overtaken Germany and now accounts for nearly 30% of EU sales to the Ukrainian market.
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